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andr3wsmemez69. MOD. Immortality wouldnt suck, itd be awesome. You'd have all the time in the world to pursue every single passion you've ever had. You'd be able to hone any skill you want. You could do anything you ever imagined and wanted to do. But what I'd find most rewarding if i was immortal, would be watching humanity's progress.
Wouldn't it suck to be immortal. You'd be around long after everyone you knew and loved has passed on. Sanity would be begging to go at that point. 2.
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You see, just because you can live longer and extend your lifespan beyond the natural years granted to you by evolutionary processes doesn't mean that you can't suffer an accident and die. Solving the problem of senescence doesn't magically make you bullet proof. If anything dangerous happens to you in your daily routine you'll end up in the ground just like every living thing that ever lived.
It makes a little more sense that one would live as long as the final person who remembers one. I get that. But that's still not immortality. But if I have any advice to give you tonight, it's this: be the reason that someone grows old and rants and raves at the nursing home staff so long that they have to wonder what the fuck made them this way.
Immortality is impossible. Under the laws of physics the cosmos (stars, particles, anything) is not eternal. Even more - there cannot exist any infinity (infinite time, infinite mass, infinite speed, infinite space) in the real world, because one infinity causes the other and the laws of physics (the laws of logics, the laws of ...
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