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reply posted on 13-3-2005 @ 07:46 AM by B2TheE
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I think we do live forever, but we go to a new body after our death.
Living in the same body forever would get boring for sure. I'm guessing it will be possible to live forever in the future, but how ugly can you get
LOL!
Develope the Reverse Aging process first, then living forever would be a bit more interesting!
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reply posted on 19-3-2005 @ 12:54 PM by Qraz A.K.A. MIlfort
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what kind of population explosion would we have? (couldn't read entire thread)
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reply posted on 20-3-2005 @ 01:33 PM by ZetaGundam007
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thats a good point too. with out death, the populations gonna get really big really fast. gonna have to resort to some soylent green kinda business
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reply posted on 20-3-2005 @ 01:43 PM by AL77ZZZ
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Originally posted by B2TheE
I think we do live forever, but we go to a new body after our death.
Living in the same body forever would get boring for sure. I'm guessing it will be possible to live forever in the future, but how ugly can you get
LOL!
Develope the Reverse Aging process first, then living forever would be a bit more interesting!
[edit on 13-3-2005 by B2TheE] 
B2TheE,
I also believe that a portion of us will live on. I think quantum Physics says that once you die your energy just goes into the world. I think
this might be true or that our spirit just takes over an new body.
al
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reply posted on 20-3-2005 @ 07:22 PM by websurfer
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Reincarnation. That should be self-explanatory.
Now the question becomes would you like to live forever and remember everything from past lives?
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reply posted on 21-3-2005 @ 12:31 AM by RabidGoose
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In a sense, I wouldn't mind living forever. I mean, you wouldn't after worry about money after a century or so. Why? Twenty years to retirement,
60% of your salary per year ona check for some places, work 5 of those places and you are set.
But, I don't know how many times in my life I could yell at invisible kids to get off my lawn and tell them to stop cussing because it's only for
old people.
But in all reality, living forever wouldn't be fun. Sure, those 5 Retirement checks a month would be nice but hey, you can only buy so much, eh?
It's not like you collect a certain amount and a big gaint LED screen hangs down in the sky and says YOU WIN!. but if that does happen, man, I'd
llike to live long enough to see a big LED screen come down from the sky, even though it would probably squash me before I ever knew I won.
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reply posted on 21-3-2005 @ 01:33 AM by flukemol
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i would love to see 400 years into the furture.i think it would be cool.how smart you could be if it was possible.image the tools and truths you would
know.i think it would rock to have immortal humans running around the earth.next time you look at the stars think about how that light took millions
of light years to just reach your eyes now and the fact that you never exisited before that light got here.pretty cool....flukemol
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reply posted on 26-5-2005 @ 06:00 PM by mwen
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Was the human body originally created to live forever...?
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reply posted on 27-5-2005 @ 11:34 AM by TerminatorX
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i belive our souls are immortal, because physicists have proved energy never dies so in that sense we already are immortal. but would i want to live
forever i often think about this, but my brain just ends up acheing, i think how could something go a round and a round for all eternity how is that
possible. now you made me think about it again my head hurts
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reply posted on 27-5-2005 @ 11:38 AM by mwen
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Another question I have. Doesn't this make wonder how 'God' felt as being the only one that live forever and ever...?
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reply posted on 27-5-2005 @ 02:41 PM by T_Jesus
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I'd rather not live forever. I would, however, like to see how technology changed in thousands of years. Seeing change and "progress" would be
pretty cool.
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reply posted on 27-5-2005 @ 03:34 PM by longbow
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Originally posted by ZetaGundam007
thats a good point too. with out death, the populations gonna get really big really fast. gonna have to resort to some soylent green kinda business

This will be maybe not true. The old people will not have the ability to reproduce themselves when too old (and maybe not even the desire for another
children again) so the population growth will slow. Of course it will increase, but it will be much more slowly. Just looks at the current world
population growth - the highest is in Africa - with lowest average life length , while in Europe, for example, the population is declining.
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reply posted on 27-5-2005 @ 03:36 PM by darkelf
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Such a simple question but with such complex implications. If we were all to live forever, we would never be able to procreate due to over
population. But if only I were able to live forever, it would have to be with conditions. My body and mind would have to be perfect, never aging,
and absolutely disease resistant. I should never be able to lose a limb or any of my senses. And if the world ends I should be able to end with it.
As far as watching friends and loved ones pass on, I have done plenty of that already. And though it pains me, I understand the necessity of death.
I would not seek fame or noteriety. I would only live to explore, experience, and learn.
As to if reincarnation is real, would I like to remember all of my past lives? It would depend on whether they were my memories or the memories of my
past selves. If they were my memories (I had the memories but not the personality involved) they would be helpful. If they were the memories of my
past self, I might feel it to be an intrusion of that past person into my present life.
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