You wouldn't like it here in the future...
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Jesus. He would probably kill himself. Which would be quite funny because he would then probably go to hell... or would he be immune to that? Hmmm... he shouldn't be, equality and all that?
I'm listening to Mozart's 'Jupiter' Symphony (symphony no 41) right as we speak and it's very hard to imagine him doing anything other than classical. I wish he'd lived longer though, 36 is way to young to die...McClaud said:
He'd probably have a neck ache from whipping his head around everytime someone goes, "Jesus!"hannahdonno said:
Eventually, he'd probably break and turn entire water supplies into wine just to make everyone SHUT UP AND STOP UTTERING HIS NAME IN VAIN FOR A COUPLE HOURS!!!
The world is exactly the same now as it was then, except things are bigger now.fullmetalangel said:
I would probably go for.. Shiat. I think them being dead is better. If we brought someone back, within a week there would be some scandal and dirty truths and stuff would come spilling out. Then we would have a tainted view of them.
Haha, please bring him back then. FREE WINE FOR ALL. Even though I've always thought, if he was brought back, he would be shot by some haters pretty fast...McClaud said:
I don't know, I like to think that some of the greatest people in history/myth/etc like Washington, Marx, and Jesus (that'd be a match) probably wouldn't mind being brought back. You've gotta figure that most of them didn't actually think the world would ultimately fit their ideals and mostly (Marx more so than others I'm sure) would feel vindicated in their original views and hardliner stance. Marx would finally get to see the culmination of capitalism, which he wrote about more than he did communism, Washington would see american independence brought to the point of global tyranny, and Jesus, he'd get to see well everything. And all though none of these things are what those legendary figures were shooting for I think they'd find it intriguing none the less. Now that I've thought about it, if I were God, I would make it mandatory that after someone dies they would need to look upon the world and what it has become, because of and despite their efforts. I hope I get to see it after I punch out the eternal time clock.
I never thought I was very creative... laid back definitely. I'm just going to listen to Mozart's 24th Piano Concerto and be happy. (Closes eyes and relaxes.) Ahhh, bliss.stinkychops said:
Technology I'll give you but there have never been more deseases or slavery. In the days when slavery was abolished in England there were around 11 million trafficked people (in the whole world as I understand it) today there are an estimated 27 million slaves (100million if you inculde sex trafficking & child trafficking) so no, not all conditions have improved.Meanmoose said:
I don't think we are better now, I also don't think we are worse, we have just become more efficient at what we have always been.
Thats bad use of statistic. Of course there are more people that are slaves today. The population of the world has grown imensly since slavery was abolished in England. If you instead look at the percentage of the population you will see far less people are slaves compared to how many we are. And no, we are generaly much more healthy now than ever. Ever heard of the black death or smallpox. There has not been a major epidemic in the west for many years. Of course you have aids in africa, but compared to the black death in the dark ages that was nothing. And even though aids might have killed almost as many. There is alot more people to kill today.P1p3s said:
