Mortal.
If you're immortal, eventually your friends and loved ones will die, leaving you alone in the world. Then you gain new ones and eventually they'll die too. It's just an endless cycle of sadness.
Mortal.
If you're immortal, eventually your friends and loved ones will die, leaving you alone in the world. Then you gain new ones and eventually they'll die too. It's just an endless cycle of sadness.
Immortality is the worst power that anyone can possibly have. Just imagine if you had it.
100 years has gone by, and you've seen several generations grow up and die, including your spouse/child/grandchild. Everything's going fantastic.
Until a certain medical fact comes along, the older you get the faster time goes by. Soon enough you'll never be able to form relationships, because after a given amount of time, this principal will apply to human lifespans.
Then, 5 billion years later, the sun goes to supernova, but it's OK, you've survived the first dowse of it. Then the Earth itself is completely destroyed, and now you're floating through space doing whatever you like. Hey, you might be chilling in a nebula, or floating on over to Andromeda. Who knows, you might get some sweet Alien babes from some random planet.
Until, a few trillion years later, the Universe shows it's fine entropy. Then, everything is gone, and there you float in a black, empty void, forever.
Just saying xd
I choose mortality.
Everything you just described....makes immortality seem....AWESOME!!! I hate people, don't have a spouse, or much of a family that I care about enough to speak of, and I think seeing the end of the universe would be amazingly cool. Imagine the knowledge you could accumulate seeing the birth and death of trillions of species, and planets, watching civilizations climb and fall, so what if you get stuck in a boring eternity? I would gladly drift the universe for eons finding other species and planets once humanity is dead and gone. Maybe it takes a billion years, imagine how many times I could enjoy 0 gravity fapping during that time, and since I was immortal, I wouldn't even have to worry about chafing. Once all existence ended, and I was the last thing left, well, I guess I would be pretty bored, but the only way I would be the last thing left in the universe is if existence itself ceases to exist, which in that case I couldn't exist any longer if there was no existence. So technically I would end with the universe. Who knows, maybe immortals can choose to end their own life when they are sick of it.
Everything you just described....makes immortality seem....AWESOME!!! I hate people, don't have a spouse, or much of a family that I care about enough to speak of, and I think seeing the end of the universe would be amazingly cool. Imagine the knowledge you could accumulate seeing the birth and death of trillions of species, and planets, watching civilizations climb and fall, so what if you get stuck in a boring eternity? I would gladly drift the universe for eons finding other species and planets once humanity is dead and gone. Maybe it takes a billion years, imagine how many times I could enjoy 0 gravity fapping during that time, and since I was immortal, I wouldn't even have to worry about chafing. Once all existence ended, and I was the last thing left, well, I guess I would be pretty bored, but the only way I would be the last thing left in the universe is if existence itself ceases to exist, which in that case I couldn't exist any longer if there was no existence. So technically I would end with the universe. Who knows, maybe immortals can choose to end their own life when they are sick of it.
Everything you just described....makes immortality seem....AWESOME!!! I hate people, don't have a spouse, or much of a family that I care about enough to speak of, and I think seeing the end of the universe would be amazingly cool. Imagine the knowledge you could accumulate seeing the birth and death of trillions of species, and planets, watching civilizations climb and fall, so what if you get stuck in a boring eternity? I would gladly drift the universe for eons finding other species and planets once humanity is dead and gone. Maybe it takes a billion years, imagine how many times I could enjoy 0 gravity fapping during that time, and since I was immortal, I wouldn't even have to worry about chafing. Once all existence ended, and I was the last thing left, well, I guess I would be pretty bored, but the only way I would be the last thing left in the universe is if existence itself ceases to exist, which in that case I couldn't exist any longer if there was no existence. So technically I would end with the universe. Who knows, maybe immortals can choose to end their own life when they are sick of it.
WHo said you can't feel pain or discomfort?
Do you know how the human body reacts to being without air for a long period of time? Do you know what happens to the body when it's in space (no atmosphere) without wearing some sort of protective suit? Furthermore, after a couple of trillion years you'll probably find a nice black hole as the universe, for a lack of better words, collapses in on itself. Do you know what the gravitational pressure of a singularity would do to your body? Technically being 'alive' does not exclude you from the sensation of being crushed to nothing o_o