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Topic	I have to write a short response paper about death, meaning, and the journey
GunslingerGunsl 11/30/20 6:02:48 PM #21:	SpeedDemon20 posted... Nope. It'd be cool, but I don't have any reason to believe there would be an afterlife. I imagine there'd be like one streaming service and since everyone is free to not work, there'd be some stellar art. Imagine all the musicians still writing music. Or maybe they got bored with that and are doing something else. People have a hard time imagining what could happen in five years, so forever is incredibly hard to imagine. That's why I don't understand arguments against immortality who make the point that humanity would be wiped out, you'd be alone, and go crazy... until that ends! If I were immortal, I'd go to the north pole and build a really big igloo pyramid. Once that was done, I'd demote Mt. Everest to second highest mountain. Then I'd come for the Mariana Trench. Maybe that means I'm already crazy. Hahaha. Definitely some unique aspirations. I'd probably just try to live as many different types of lifestyles as I could. It would be weird to outlive loved ones and eventually start new families. Almost like I'm betraying my first wife/family. <cite>GunslingerGunsl posted [p:947777257] in I have to ... [t:79144936]...</cite> <quote>SpeedDemon20 posted... </cite> <quote>Nope. It'd be cool, but I don't have any reason to believe there would be an afterlife. I imagine there'd be like one streaming service and since everyone is free to not work, there'd be some stellar art. Imagine all the musicians still writing music. Or maybe they got bored with that and are doing something else. People have a hard time imagining what could happen in five years, so forever is incredibly hard to imagine. That's why I don't understand arguments against immortality who make the point that humanity would be wiped out, you'd be alone, and go crazy... until that ends! If I were immortal, I'd go to the north pole and build a really big igloo pyramid. Once that was done, I'd demote Mt. Everest to second highest mountain. Then I'd come for the Mariana Trench. Maybe that means I'm already crazy.</quote>Hahaha. Definitely some unique aspirations. I'd probably just try to live as many different types of lifestyles as I could. It would be weird to outlive loved ones and eventually start new families. Almost like I'm betraying my first wife/family. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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