If you could live forever, would you want to, and why?

[Hitcher]

Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?

Answer: "I would not live forever, because we should not live forever,
because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live forever, but
we cannot live forever, which is why I would not live forever,"--Miss
Alabama in the 1994 Miss USA contest.

"Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I
can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that, but not with all
those flies and death and stuff." --Mariah Carey

"Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your
life," --Brooke Shields, during an interview to become Spokesperson for
federal anti-smoking campaign.

"I've never had major knee surgery on any other part of my body,"--Winston
Bennett, University of Kentucky basketball forward.

"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in
the country," --Mayor Marion Barry, Washington, DC.

"I'm not going to have some reporters pawing through our papers. We are the
president." --Hillary Clinton commenting on the release of subpoenaed
documents.

"That lowdown scoundrel deserves to be kicked to death by a jackass, and I'm just the one to do it," --A congressional candidate in Texas.

"Half this game is ninety percent mental." --Philadelphia Phillies manager,
Danny Ozark

"It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. It's the impurities in
our air and water that are doing it." --Al Gore, Vice President

"I love California. I practically grew up in Phoenix." --Dan Quayle

" It's no exaggeration to say that the undecideds could go one way or
another"--George Bush, US President

"We've got to pause and ask ourselves: How much clean air do we need?"--Lee Iacocca

"I was provided with additional input that was radically different from the
truth. I assisted in furthering that version." --Colonel Oliver North, from
his Iran-Contra testimony.

"The word "genius" isn't applicable in football. A genius is a guy like
Norman Einstein." --Joe Theisman, NFL football quarterback & sports analyst.

"We don't necessarily discriminate. We simply exclude certain types of
people."--Colonel Gerald Wellman, ROTC Instructor.

"If we don't succeed, we run the risk of failure." --Bill Clinton, President

"We are ready for an unforeseen event that may or may not occur." --Al Gore, VP

"Traditionally, most of Australia's imports come from overseas." --Keppel Enderbery

"Your food stamps will be stopped effective March 1992 because we received
notice that you passed away. May God bless you. You may reapply if there is
a change in your circumstances." --Department of Social Services,
Greenville, South Carolina

"If somebody has a bad heart, they can plug this jack in at night as they go
to bed and it will monitor their heart throughout the night. And the next
morning, when they wake up dead, there'll be a record."--Mark S. Fowler, FCC
Chairman

[vifferman]

Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?Nup.
Because life has been very tiresome lately, and it's looking like it's downhill from here, so why would I want more of that?
Quality before quantity.

[scumdog]

Nup.
Because life has been very tiresome lately, and it's looking like it's downhill from here, so why would I want more of that?
Quality before quantity.



Likewise, IF I could live forever at 25 years old I might think about it, at the moment the whole world does not look so attractive as it did when I was 25.

[Motu]

If you can't take it with you - don't go!

[Blakamin]

HAHAHAHA....i love the "wake up dead" one!

[Zed]

Lol.

But seriously, I'm really looking forward to living forever...in a new body and inhabiting a new heaven and earth! :innocent:

Surely EVERYONE wants to live forever (never ageing) in a nice place?

[jrandom]

But seriously, I'm really looking forward to living forever...in a new body and inhabiting a new heaven and earth! :innocent:

What, both at the same time?

[Motu]

"Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world, I
can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that, but not with all
those flies and death and stuff." --Mariah Carey

:killingme :killingme :killingme This is one really stupid bitch!!!

[Zed]

What, both at the same time?
Heaven and earth? NO of course not - the Jews inherit the earth, I'll just visit from time to time. :msn-wink:

[Motoracer]

Lol.

But seriously, I'm really looking forward to living forever...in a new body and inhabiting a new heaven and earth! :innocent:

Surely EVERYONE wants to live forever (never ageing) in a nice place?

Look at it this way. I want to have kids later on down the line but at the same time I'd think twice about it. I'd think twice cause I'd feel sorry for my kids. Sure every thing looks "cooler" with all the high tech stuff now and things will only be better in that sence but things are seriously going down hill as time passes by if you look at the "bigger picture".

Live for ever? I'd look at it as a curse! The joys of life come from being mortal. If you were imortal, things would get pretty boaring I reckon...

[jrandom]

Heaven and earth? NO of course not - the Jews inherit the earth, I'll just visit from time to time. :msn-wink:

A fascinating eschatology you have there; I haven't run into that idea before.

Lest we be roundly beaten with fruit and pointy sticks, I won't ask any more about it. We can bring up the subject in the Scottish Thread, perhaps.

[Zed]

A fascinating eschatology you have there; I haven't run into that idea before.

Lest we be roundly beaten with fruit and pointy sticks, I won't ask any more about it. We can bring up the subject in the Scottish Thread, perhaps.
I could tell you about the city New Jerusalem coming down out of heaven...but I too don't want a beating just now. :bleh:

[Slipstream]

Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?


I think it would be cool to see all the new things that would be invented and discovered.
Like intersteller vehicles, fashion, music... heck what would the tools look like?

But I don't think I would like the part of seeing members of my family pass away generation after generation. :crybaby:
And if I did get to live forever, would my body keep degenerationg or would I stay a certain age?

Besides if you knew me off line, you'd know that I was never one to follow fashion and therefore I'll never die. :bleh:

[Blakamin]

Live for ever? I'd look at it as a curse! The joys of life come from being mortal. If you were imortal, things would get pretty boaring I reckon...

But imagine the fun you could have on a bike! :eek:

[Zed]

I think it would be cool to see all the new things that would be invented and discovered.
Like intersteller vehicles, fashion, music... heck what would the tools look like?...Now here's someone with imagination. Good stuff! :niceone:

[Posh Tourer :P]

Live for ever? I'd look at it as a curse! The joys of life come from being mortal. If you were imortal, things would get pretty boaring I reckon...

It depends whether you are talking not aging or immortality.... I'd be happy with not aging....

Firestormer, if it was not aging, surely you could spend as long as you like trying to find what you really want to do.... Eventually you could enjoy it if you want to. Also, you'd probably have a different perspective on time - imagine an ant - short lived creature probably sees time passing slower than we do... The reverse might apply to you

[KATWYN]

Lol.

[color=navy]But seriously, I'm really looking forward to living forever...in a new body ]

Why? whats wrong with the old one?


Yea I want to sit on a fluffy cloud and strum a harp forever (isn't that what happens?).

[Hitcher]

I think that I would get bored shitless with immortality. Eternity is a very long time. Even if I had unlimited time I don't think I could ever learn to play the piano...

[jrandom]

OK, here seems as good a place as any...

A chocolate fish to the first poster to tell me where my signature quote came from, and why it bears directly upon the question in this thread.

If you're dishonest and get the answer via Google, the guilty expression on your face as you hit the 'submit post' button will make it obvious to all and sundry.

[Ms Piggy]

But I don't think I would like the part of seeing members of my family pass away generation after generation. :crybaby:

Yeah I'm with you on that Handbrake. :bye:

There was that (bad) movie that Robin Williams was in where he was a robot who eventually became human over hundreds of years (can't remember the name of the movie) - it kinda made me think that having a physical body that goes on forever wouldn't be so cool.

BUT! If I could live stay the age I am now though I'd be happy with that. I think I'm finally starting to get a handle on life! :niceone:

[jrandom]

that (bad) movie that Robin Williams was in

I'm guessing YOU'RE not going to recognise my signature quote, then.

[Zed]

Why? whats wrong with the old one?It's dying!



Yea I want to sit on a fluffy cloud and strum a harp forever (isn't that what happens?).Havn't you got your own beliefs about that?

[KATWYN]

OK, here seems as good a place as any...

A chocolate fish to the first poster to tell me where my signature quote came from, and why it bears directly upon the question in this thread.

If you're dishonest and get the answer via Google, the guilty expression on your face as you hit the 'submit post' button will make it obvious to all and sundry.

Jeez JR you can be cryptic sometimes

[Ms Piggy]

I'm guessing YOU'RE not going to recognise my signature quote, then.
Ummmm....errrrrr....no.

[KATWYN]

Havn't you got your own beliefs about that?[/color]


Yes. I'm being a smarty pants. Cos that scenario seems to depict the christian going to heaven thing- seems boring to me. Personally I wouldn't mind living here on earth forever (when its all lovely and cleaned up, that is)

[Blakamin]

OK, here seems as good a place as any...

A chocolate fish to the first poster to tell me where my signature quote came from, and why it bears directly upon the question in this thread.

If you're dishonest and get the answer via Google, the guilty expression on your face as you hit the 'submit post' button will make it obvious to all and sundry.

Asimov or arthur c clarke.... cant remember which :disapint:
or was it asimov with one of his early digs at arthur ????

i cant remember, havent read them for years!

[Zed]

...Cos that scenario seems to depict the christian going to heaven thing- seems boring to me. Personally I wouldn't mind living here on earth forever (when its all lovely and cleaned up, that is)
Even if it was just living in heaven or on the earth it will not be boring (you're thinking in the wrong dimension). I don't believe that's all there is to it though...there is MUCH more. :msn-wink:

Mainly, I'm looking forward to no more sickness or dying, no more sin, and living in...yes you guessed it - perfect peace & harmony with others!

[Ms Piggy]

That was the movie where he went from a 'robot' to a human.

What does that have to do with your quote anyway JR or is I showin' how ignant I is.

[Hitcher]

Geez, for a post that started off with a few funny quotes, this has suddenly come over all metaphysical...

[Zed]

OK, here seems as good a place as any...

A chocolate fish to the first poster to tell me where my signature quote came from, and why it bears directly upon the question in this thread.

If you're dishonest and get the answer via Google, the guilty expression on your face as you hit the 'submit post' button will make it obvious to all and sundry.
First impressions tell me that it's ACDC electrcity vs. Genesis 1:3. No idea who coined your phrase though? :o

[KATWYN]

Geez, for a post that started off with a few funny quotes, this has suddenly come over all metaphysical...


:laugh: It doesnt take much does it!

Anyway getting back to your quotes; Miss America confirms the beauty
no brains stigma and Maria Carey -shes one heck of a dosy thoughtless human being.
Hillary Clinton - shes not telling us anything we didn't already know.
Brooke Sheilds - she has a point :blah: Actually being alive & not dying
is an important factor to living these days

[Hitcher]

:laugh: It doesnt take much does it!

Anyway getting back to your quotes; Miss America confirms the beauty
no brains stigma and Maria Carey -shes one heck of a dosy thoughtless human being.
Hillary Clinton - shes not telling us anything we didn't already know.
Brooke Sheilds - she has a point :blah: Actually being alive & not dying
is an important factor to living these days
And Oliver North amused my "dark spin doctor" side...

[toads]

Gotta love humanity in all it's craziness, there are some right idiots among us!
thanks for the chuckle Hitcher

[jrandom]

Blakamin sniffs at the fish, but no cigar.

Come on, guys.

[jrandom]

First impressions tell me that it's ACDC electrcity vs. Genesis 1:3. No idea who coined your phrase though? :o

You know, re-reading it in that light [sic], it *could* be interpreted as a simple anthropomorphisation of juice in a tungsten filament.

But it's not.

[KATWYN]

You know, re-reading it in that light [sic], it *could* be interpreted as a simple anthropomorphisation of juice in a tungsten filament.

But it's not.

AC alternating current "LET THERE BE LIGHT"

God is AC? right? And he gives everlasting life

Juice in a tungsten filament - Motor or lava lamp :blah:


weird man, what drugs are you on JR?

[FROSTY]

I will live forever-or a very long time--in the memories of my children and grandchildren

[jrandom]

weird man, what drugs are you on JR?

Nothing but a wee drop of lager, tonight.

No, it all makes perfect sense if you've read Asimov's short story, 'The Last Question'.

The full text is available at http://www.aronson.co.il/adin/TheLastQ.htm. A highly recommended read.

[Edit: Of course, if you *haven't* read it, my signature rather spoils the story. Perhaps I'll change it.]

[Zed]

Hey JR, do you know what the "light" was in Genesis 1:3 when God said "let there be light"? :spudwhat:

[jrandom]

Hey JR, do you know what the "light" was in Genesis 1:3 when God said "let there be light"? :spudwhat:

I suspect I'm about to find out.

[FROSTY]

no no no0--lets not do that again.

[Zed]

I suspect I'm about to find out.
Well it wasn't sunlight because the sun & moon weren't created until Genesis 1:13!

Oh no I've found another contradiction in the Bible!? :bleh:


I see you've now changed your signature...there goes that discussion.

[MikeL]

6 hours away from the computer and another thread has evolved in an unexpected direction. God certainly moves in mysterious ways...
JR, that "ecce homo" is a bit provocative, isn't it?

[jrandom]

Well it wasn't sunlight because the sun & moon weren't created until Genesis 1:13!

You *are* being intentionally silly there. Right?


I see you've now changed your signature...there goes that discussion.

There goes which discussion?

[jrandom]

JR, that "ecce homo" is a bit provocative, isn't it?

In relation to myself, and taken at face value, 'tis a perfectly true statement :innocent:

But then... what is truth?

[Zed]

You *are* being intentionally silly there. Right?
Totally serious.


There goes which discussion?
Weren't we talking about your cryptic signature? Of which I still don't know who coined the phrase or won the fish?

[Zed]

...God certainly moves in mysterious ways...
I thought you didn't believe in God Mike? :doh: Or was that intended blasphemy?

[MikeL]

In relation to myself, and taken at face value, 'tis a perfectly true statement :innocent:


... and perfectly disingenuous.

Elusive, allusive, illusive... where, indeed, is truth?

[jrandom]

Totally serious.

I meant, re. the 'contradiction'. Feel free to elucidate ideas on the nature of said light.


Weren't we talking about your cryptic signature? Of which I still don't know who coined the phrase or won the fish?

If it's not your bedtime yet (as it is mine), head back and read the short story by Isaac Asimov I posted a link to. It's a good 'un, and it was the source of my signature.

That story, in and of itself, could prove to be the source of stimulating discourse...

And nobody gets a fish, because I got tired of waiting, and posted the answer myself. But I know *I'd* rather have a chance to read The Last Question for the first time, again, than any mere chocolate fish.

Enjoy.

[MikeL]

I thought you didn't believe in God Mike? :doh: Or was that intended blasphemy?

A bit too subtle, I think... linking evolution and God like that.
I just don't believe in your version of God, Zed. I thought we'd covered this already.
Now, blasphemy is an interesting concept. Remind me to demolish it for you some time.

[Zed]

I meant, re. the 'contradiction'...
Oh yeah, I was being a sirry irriot - there are NO contradictions in the Bible :msn-wink:


If it's not your bedtime yet (as it is mine), head back and read the short story by Isaac Asimov I posted a link to. It's a good 'un, and it was the source of my signature.

That story, in and of itself, could prove to be the source of stimulating discourse...

And nobody gets a fish, because I got tired of waiting, and posted the answer myself. But I know *I'd* rather have a chance to read The Last Question for the first time, again, than any mere chocolate fish.

Enjoy.
Will read. nite nite

[Zed]

...I just don't believe in your version of God, Zed...
Fair enuf, just make sure you spell your version with a small "g" next time okay. :bye:

[Skyryder]

Well Zed I see you're still at it. I thought all this was in the Religous ravings thread but since it has become so boring you have taken it upon yourself to continue your preaching to us. Now what was the question? Ah yes something about living forever and why we want to. One of the interesting thing about this subject is the number of religions that espouse this theme: eternal life. Another thing that you may find interesting is the number of religions that have one God. These are two concepts if I may use such a term are also central to Christian belief. Perhaps if you come to an understanding with yourself (god dwells within you and not the bible) you may one day acheive enlightenment, then you will truly know the truth and not wast your time, my time or anyone elses time with your nonesense.

Skyryder

[badlieutenant]

" One Mind there is; but under it two principles contend." i havnt read the story but is this a referal to the contentions experianced by the positronic minds in regards to the 3 laws of robotics ?

[moko]

Well Zed I see you're still at it. I thought all this was in the Religous ravings thread but since it has become so boring you have taken it upon yourself to continue your preaching to us. Now what was the question? Ah yes something about living forever and why we want to. One of the interesting thing about this subject is the number of religions that espouse this theme: eternal life. Another thing that you may find interesting is the number of religions that have one God. These are two concepts if I may use such a term are also central to Christian belief. Perhaps if you come to an understanding with yourself (god dwells within you and not the bible) you may one day acheive enlightenment, then you will truly know the truth and not wast your time, my time or anyone elses time with your nonesense.

Skyryder

Well put Skyryder. Zed,why is it you shy away from proper debate in the "Religious Ravings" thread yet still hijack other threads with your rants about your beliefs?
There`s already a well-established thread for this sort of discussion, all you`re doing is pissing people off who want to discuss another topic here, stop running away and we`ll discuss it in the proper place, Spankme accommodated your bushwacking of a thread in that case to give you a place to air your views, is it really fair to then do the same in another thread?
Back to the original subject, I dont know about living forever but being continually reincarnated with a clear recollection of your past lives would be neat, kind of like "Groundhog Day" only you`d hopefully use all that experience to live better and contribute more. Imagine starting out in adult life with all the worldly knowledge of a 40-year-old only without all the hassle and trauma that most of us go through on the way to getting that. I`ve crashed through this life like a bull in a china-shop and another go with the realisation that I have now from the start would be really neat.

[SPman]

Live forever? In this crazy f**ked up world? The sooner the next meteor hits, the better.

I Robot?

[KATWYN]

Nothing but a wee drop of lager, tonight.

No, it all makes perfect sense if you've read Asimov's short story, 'The Last Question'.

The full text is available at http://www.aronson.co.il/adin/TheLastQ.htm. A highly recommended read.

[Edit: Of course, if you *haven't* read it, my signature rather spoils the story. Perhaps I'll change it.]

Will read at some point. had a glance.....that little bit more info makes a
difference to gaining a chokky fish

[Blakamin]

Blakamin sniffs at the fish, but no cigar.

Come on, guys.

I prefer cigars over fish anyway, even if it's no cigar

[jrandom]

" One Mind there is; but under it two principles contend." i havnt read the story but is this a referal to the contentions experianced by the positronic minds in regards to the 3 laws of robotics ?

A very good extrapolation.

Unfortunately, that's my *changed* signature. I removed the quote from 'The Last Question', because it would have spoiled the story for new readers.

Perhaps I should let another chocolate fish competition run for whoever can place *this* quote. It's not Asimov.

[jrandom]

I prefer cigars over fish anyway

There *has* to be a Clinton joke in there, but I'm not going to think too hard about it.

[Blakamin]

There *has* to be a Clinton joke in there, but I'm not going to think too hard about it.
O...k....

and for the next fish....yoda???

[Hitcher]

There *has* to be a Clinton joke in there, but I'm not going to think too hard about it.
A joke a bit like:

What's the difference between oral sex and sushi?















The rice...

[toads]

A joke a bit like:

What's the difference between oral sex and sushi?














The rice...


errrr yuck

[jrandom]

for the next fish....yoda???

Bzzzzt. Try again.

I don't think the source for this one qualifies as pop culture.

Geek culture, maybe.

[jrandom]

Here's the next part.

"The Mind lets in the light, then the dark, in interaction; so time is generated. At the end Mind awards victory to the light; time ceases and the Mind is complete."

Don't you love meaningless profundities?

[Blakamin]

Here's the next part.

"The Mind lets in the light, then the dark, in interaction; so time is generated. At the end Mind awards victory to the light; time ceases and the Mind is complete."

Don't you love meaningless profundities?

thanks, now i have a headache... you do realise it is only morning?? :thud:

[Hitcher]

Don't you love meaningless profundities?
"Ecce homo" indeed. Pontius Pilot (any relation to Michelin Pilot?) would spin in his grave!

[jrandom]

"Ecce homo" indeed.

You yourself have said it...

I da man!

:p

[Zed]

Well put Skyryder. Zed,why is it you shy away from proper debate in the "Religious Ravings" thread yet still hijack other threads with your rants about your beliefs?
There`s already a well-established thread for this sort of discussion, all you`re doing is pissing people off who want to discuss another topic here, stop running away and we`ll discuss it in the proper place, Spankme accommodated your bushwacking of a thread in that case to give you a place to air your views, is it really fair to then do the same in another thread?Awww stop your whinging boys and don't take it so personally, better still just ignore it! Just cos you abhor what I think doesn't mean I should refrain from having my opinion...



Back to the original subject, I dont know about living forever but being continually reincarnated ...Lol, there's that hypocritical streak coming out in you again moko!

You're entitled to your opinion though and I won't tell you to keep your mouth shut like you have me. :wacko:

[Slipstream]

"The Mind lets in the light, then the dark, in interaction; so time is generated. At the end Mind awards victory to the light; time ceases and the Mind is complete."



How about:

"If a tree falls in a forest and there's noone there to hear it, does it still make a sound?"

Or:

If your partner H/P's a bike for _you_ under their name and you're the only one to ride it, is it your bike?

:whocares: :spudwhat:

[jrandom]

"If a tree falls in a forest and there's noone there to hear it, does it still make a sound?"

I left a tape recorder in a forest once in an attempt to answer that question, but a tree fell on it.

[Slipstream]

I left a tape recorder in a forest once in an attempt to answer that question, but a tree fell on it.

:niceone: :laugh:

But did it make a noise as it was falling onto your recorder?

[KATWYN]

How about:

"If a tree falls in a forest and there's noone there to hear it, does it still make a sound?"

Or:

If your partner H/P's a bike for _you_ under their name and you're the only one to ride it, is it your bike?

:whocares: :spudwhat:


Good thought provoking, debatable questions I reakon
My opinion - but doesnt mean its right..

Question 1. Yes. Cos of the bark ripping, leaves russling. just cos we can't
hear it, it doesnt mean it doesnt make a sound....what about if a deaf person is in the forest? or dolphins & sonar?.. had that question in Psych 101 & 102 - dont remember what the answer was.

Question 2. Whoevers name is on the registration & ownership papers owns
it. But while its been paid off the Finance company owns it.

or does it come under possession is 9/10ths of the law! :stoogie:

[Hitcher]

OK then, seeing we're now answering unanswerable questions...

Is a disaster a disaster if there are no people involved?

[badlieutenant]

as much fun as it is too guess at what happens in death and life the universe and everything, if you can place who this quote is attributed too then its a good start to ruling out the flotsam of hypothesis "one should not increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything"
*insert JR here"

[jrandom]

"one should not increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything"

Occam's Razor.

Engaging one's brain before applying the razor is a good idea, though, lest one have a nasty sharp-edged philosophical accident.

[NordieBoy]

But I know *I'd* rather have a chance to read The Last Question for the first time, again, than any mere chocolate fish.

Mere chocolate fish?

Now that's blasphemous.

All hail the chocolate fish!


Living forever?
Well that would mean my 1979 XR250 would be getting close to perfection with the little adjustments over the years and people with old european bikes would have finally found out how to get them to stop leaking oil :niceone:

[Ms Piggy]

Nothing but a wee drop of lager, tonight.

No, it all makes perfect sense if you've read Asimov's short story, 'The Last Question'.

The full text is available at http://www.aronson.co.il/adin/TheLastQ.htm. A highly recommended read.

[Edit: Of course, if you *haven't* read it, my signature rather spoils the story. Perhaps I'll change it.]

Hey this is a great story. :2thumbsup

[KATWYN]

OK then, seeing we're now answering unanswerable questions...

Is a disaster a disaster if there are no people involved?

Hmm a disaster is a sudden misfortune or a calamity (I looked up the
dikshonery).....so,to whom or what? a calamity to the environment? a misfortune to animal life? .... oh it goes on doesnt it.

If we have a leader of the country, are they a leader?

[badlieutenant]

Occam's Razor.

Engaging one's brain before applying the razor is a good idea, though, lest one have a nasty sharp-edged philosophical accident.
:killingme or its all just navel gazing

[Skyryder]

Here's the next part.

"The Mind lets in the light, then the dark, in interaction; so time is generated. At the end Mind awards victory to the light; time ceases and the Mind is complete."

Don't you love meaningless profundities?

Just the sort of thing a Zen master teaches his disciple.

Skyryder

[moko]

Lol, there's that hypocritical streak coming out in you again moko!

You're entitled to your opinion though and I won't tell you to keep your mouth shut like you have me. :wacko:

Where`s the hypocrisy?
And far from telling you to keep your mouth shut I`ve continually asked you to explain the things you say, as have others,which you fail to do. I`m just pointing out that you were given a place to discuss your beliefs, you`ve run away from that yet still keep spouting off in un-related threads.I`ll debate anything you`ve got to say relevent to your beliefs in the right place.

[Zed]

Where`s the hypocrisy?
moko, you said to me: "still hijack other threads with your rants about your beliefs?"

then you proceed to rant about your beliefs by saying "Back to the original subject, I dont know about living forever but being continually reincarnated with a clear recollection of your past lives "

So basically, I cannot make comments about my beliefs on a thread titled "If you could live forever, would you want to, and why?" but you can?

Hence why I call you an hypocrite! :thud: