if we were all immortal beings?

[ekichi onizuka]

what will life be like ?

would it suck or not?

so random i know.....xd

 

[YowYan]

We are immortal. Our body's arent right now

 

[Punk Hazard]

It'd be cool.

 

[Young Thug]

It'd be terrible. No deaths = crime everywhere.

 

[ekichi onizuka]

We are immortal. Our body's arent right now

amen bro

 

[Blunt]

It would be terrible, overpopulation (already here) and just ****ing dumb. IMO.

 

[Wang]

Earth would be overpopulated w/ a-holes...even more so.

 

[Ōkami]

just because we are immortal doesn't mean we stay younger forever after a while our bodies would just waste away

 

[Yusuke Urameshi]

I'd kill myself.

 

[ANONYMOUS 182]

I'd do things......!!!! i always wanted to...!!!! can't tell you though!!

 

[-Blade-]

Are we talking Orochimaru immortal or Hidan immortal

 

[portgas d luffy]

ill fight without fear for my country :scorps:

 

[ChojiDimi]

Would i be able to kill myself? Sounds really boring!

 

[ChocolateBear]

it would be normal to everybody so I dont think it would be that bad

 

[yuan of cruxis]

Technically we are immortal and then again were not
Cause like what one of the people before me said, our bodies will waste away.
But at the sametime people can remain immortal by having memories of them throughout time.

 

[Amrit]

if all were immortals then uncontrollable population

 

[ShinraRengan]

We would not be overpopulated, 7 billion people can fit inside of LA. But crime levels would Sky Rocket.

 

[safferstein]

I actually just registered an account to answer this question. As a philosophy minor, I find this topic interesting, and I have actually wrote an essay on the topic. I would recommend reading a piece by a philosopher/writer by the name of Christopher Belshaw entitled "Good Questions About Life and Death". The book contrast death to life, the relevance to your question being in chapter six, "should i take the elixer of life?". In a nutshell Belshaw argues(and quite well i might add) that immortality, no matter how you fantasize/imagine it, would be worse than death. His reasons are far too complicated to explain within the short amount of time i have available, but it has to do with boredom, loss of character, and loss of depth/meaning to one's existence. I highly recommend reading and understanding Belshaw's argument before passing judgement to this view based on my poor representation of it. Regardless, hope this helps, and keep asking interesting questions!

 

[Ōkami]

I actually just registered an account to answer this question. As a philosophy minor, I find this topic interesting, and I have actually wrote an essay on the topic. I would recommend reading a piece by a philosopher/writer by the name of Christopher Belshaw entitled "Good Questions About Life and Death". The book contrast death to life, the relevance to your question being in chapter six, "should i take the elixer of life?". In a nutshell Belshaw argues(and quite well i might add) that immortality, no matter how you fantasize/imagine it, would be worse than death. His reasons are far too complicated to explain within the short amount of time i have available, but it has to do with boredom, loss of character, and loss of depth/meaning to one's existence. I highly recommend reading and understanding Belshaw's argument before passing judgement to this view based on my poor representation of it. Regardless, hope this helps, and keep asking interesting questions!

if you space that out more people will read it

 

[Valen]

It would suck...

Eventhough you're immortal...

You will get Tired of Life