It's funny. So many people have chosen the life after death question as their most sought after answer. For me it is a complete non issue. I'm no more enlightened than anyone else but I've never really worried about what comes after death. Even as a kid I always just figured it would be like pre-birth, nothing to worry about or look forward to. Mankind existed for ages before I was ever here and it will go on long after I'm gone. I'm just not a part of it anymore. No more, no less.

I suppose my one all encompassing question would pertain to life outside our world. Where is it, how advanced or primitive are the other species, do they come here, what they look like etc....

Originally posted by Yfactor1980
Is there life after death.

2nd

This is pretty much the single most important thing to humanity so I'll agree with that.

That Jesus Christ was just a really good salesman.

Oh, what a change to the world that would be...

Mine would have to be, what is the purpose of life?

One thing...that's hard. I guess it would have to be finding out if all the madness going on today, the wars, murders, rapes, stealing, hatred, and every other vile and disgusting act perpetrated by humans on fellow humans and our precious earth someday ends, and humans learn to love, live, and learn from the history and actions of our forefathers and ourselves, act upon that learning so that our world survives, as well as mankind.

Life after death? I suppose, but since we're all going to get there, we'll find out eventually.
Reckon what i want to know personally...is, is it going to hurt?

I agree with My Endica. I'd like to know the whole truth about the entire history of the Earth. Are we the most advance civilization to arise or just another in the line of the iterations of mankind? Did we evolve here or were we brought/stranded/seeded/colonized here? Is the Earth billions or thousands of years old? Did we walk alongside Dinosaurs or are we separated by 65 million years? Etc....

--Apex