I would put money in my bank, freeze myself for a couple million years then when I thaw I will be EXTREMELY rich. Then I would do whatever the f*ck I want.
There are academic snobs that are bored with art already. An immortal, by no fault of his/her own would become the ultimate snob by the mere fact that it would've experienced a wholes bunch of things and then stuff would keep getting repetitive.Xenmut said:but what happends if youre like.. more into art or something?!unabomberman said:Science!
Seriously, what else would anyone do? Human experience ought to become annoying at some point if one were to live forever. Give it a couple hundred years 'tll you feel like you need to be surprised.
Again: SCIENCE!
Does that mean that, if I get atomized, I'll regenerate? Cool.No social life said:And no, you aren't invulnerable, but you do regenerate, not instantly but you would for example grow your arm back over about a week if you lost it.
Good idea but you're still head of said cult and whoever the leader of said country is, chances are they're going to use the "cut off the head and the body will die" principle, lock you up, spread news of your death and the cult sees you as a fraud, get disillusioned and break up with no one to promise them immortality, and even if you are strong enough to take one country, what about all its allies? =pSmallells said:Ah, you make a fair point, how about instead of doing it through force, I do it through health book fame?Darkwhite said:You're immortal, that doesn't mean you can get out of a cell any better than anyone else, and eternity in a cell doesn't sound too appealing to me ^_^Smallells said:Take over a country.
Who the hell's going to stop me?!
"My book will make your life last forever!"
May have to leave it forty years for people to notice, but still. People will worship those who can promise immortality.
Then I send my cult to revolt and take the country for myself!
I'm sure I would've lost my conscious once I became immortal and my misanthropic views would be magnified.
There is way to much out there to experience in one lifetime. To much to do and see. Even once you have already traveled to every corner of the globe, as long as people still exist there will continue to be more and more stuff to do.unabomberman said:Science!
Seriously, what else would anyone do? Human experience ought to become annoying at some point if one were to live forever. Give it a couple hundred years 'tll you feel like you need to be surprised.
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this is probably the best response I've seen.finiii said:I would insult everyone in the entire universe in alphabetical order.