UndertheOcean
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Wed Aug-12-09 03:31 PM
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If suddenly all of us can live to a 1000 years (on average) due to a scientific breakthrough |
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how would that change how you live your life right now ?
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Parche
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Wed Aug-12-09 03:33 PM
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1. i would start playing bunco more often |
ElboRuum
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Wed Aug-12-09 03:45 PM
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2. I would slow it down to a crawl. No more frenetic rushing around. |
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All of a sudden, the phrase "Life's too short to..." doesn't make sense anymore.
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Wed Aug-12-09 03:45 PM
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Edited on Wed Aug-12-09 03:45 PM by ElboRuum
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gmoney
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Wed Aug-12-09 03:48 PM
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do my 40s last 100 years, or do I grow older and older at the normal rate, but just fail to die?
if it's the latter, count me out...
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Solly Mack
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Wed Aug-12-09 04:21 PM
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5. My "to do" list would get longer |
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Wed Aug-12-09 04:40 PM
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6. I'd do my best to destroy the technology |
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No, I'm not a Luddite, but fooling with Mother Nature NEVER ends well. Overpopulation on steroids for starters.
:shrug:
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