Leogao

The results are enlightening.

Here are some of my favourites.

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I guess it would be just to see my children and grandchildren grow and become honest, kind-hearted, and successful people.

Live long enough to visit all countries, get to know all kinds of civilizations and cultures, practice the rituals of all religions, and experience all kinds of work.

I'm be most excited about not loosing my loved ones, it means no more tears to shed for dying relatives as they'll now live forever.

I would be most excited to see the technological advances 100 years from now.

Would flying cars be available, beaming myself to any spot on the planet, etc.?

If I could live forever, I'd play with my dog Jersey.

And I would hope that we would have a Republican government and get rid of the Democrats because they're ruining our country.

They're Marxism and the globalists need to go to, along with Bill Gates, and it would be a happier world if we could live forever.

But it's not possible, but yeah.

And I'd read every book there was in the world.

Of course, not everyone is as optimistic that living forever would be good.

Here are some of the things people are worried about.

How would we manage overpopulation?

The environment would be hard-pressed to support a population that doesn't have checks and balances.

God made people who die for a reason.

We are not God and need to quit acting as if we are.

If people could live forever, one of the main worries would be the potential for stagnation, both personally and societally.