[karajorma]

Don't agree with you Flaser. I don't have enough time as it is to do all the stuff I want to. If I was immortal I'd probably still find ways to fill every day

[Rictor]

There can be only one!

[Flaser]

Originally posted by karajorma
Don't agree with you Flaser. I don't have enough time as it is to do all the stuff I want to. If I was immortal I'd probably still find ways to fill every day

For how long?

Sure, I agree we may not have enough time....forever though that's another dimension we can't even comprehend with our finite expressions.

Yes, you can find stuff to do for the next hundred years - what about a thousand though....tenthousand?....IMHO you're a bit out of perspective.

100-200 years could be nice....but even a 1000 is IMHO beyond what a human psyche is capable of.

[karajorma]

I am NEVER bored when I'm at home. Unless the entire human race ended and left me alone I know I could find something to do with my time.

[aldo_14]

Possibly also outside what the human psyche is capable of remembering, though.  There is simply no way to know for sure.

[Carl]

omnipotence!

[übermetroid]

If I could I would like to live for about 40000 yeas.  I figure that would be long enough.

But only if my son would live longer then that.  There is no way in hell he is going to die before me.

[Nuke]

the nuclear sterilisation of this rock called earth

[Jeryko]

I refined my wish to become more simplistic...


I want to be a 'Q.'  

[Ghost]

A Herc Mk. I, armed with Prometheus/Banshee combo with Hornets and Phoenix Vs.


Hehehe...

[Scuddie]

To be serious, I would wish for appreciation of all the time I have on this earth.

[karajorma]

Originally posted by Jeryko
I want to be a 'Q.'  

Bah. Bond got all the chicks, you should be him instead



yes I'm well aware he meant ST Q not Bond Q

[TrashMan]

Immortality..it's vastly overrated...


Everyone you know dying..sure, you can make new friends, but they die too..and the ones after that..and after that...

and sadnees and soroww over their loss will repeat itself over and over and over again.
In the end you won't want to make new friends as you realise you're going to watch them grow old and die while you linger.

We are mortal anda short-lived race, and that's how it's supposed to be. We aren't cut out for immortality.

I rember one sentance Tolkien wrote:
"Death was gift to man for Eru, a gift that one day even the powers themselves will envy."