If you had the choice to guarantee your lifespan to last till your exactly 100, would you take it? I know i probably won't live till 100 but i wouldn't chose that because i would rather death remain a mystery to me.
lol..this is kinda a weird question i guess....but i dont think i would take it...becuz normally ppl dont live up to 100right? at least average...so its sad seeing ur friends and stuff dying before u....and the last like 20yrs might be really hard to live...u might be really sick or sumthin...
hmm i'd rather not take it like if you get like a horrible disease when you're 90, 10 years of suffering if you want to live all the way to 100 it isn't worth it. sometimes things are best left unknown
I would definitely choose to live a normal life... UNLESS the 100 years life span comes with health warranty -- I remain healthy until the moment of my last breathe. In which case I would still choose to die normally coz 100 years is an awful long time...
Oh, the vessel which holds evil may perish, but evil exists until the end of the world... Wind is silly to think otherwise. And since I thought the question asks about the physical existence (the body), so yeah, of course it WILL die. But there will be plenty of new vessels to hold the spirit of evil -devil
The aa0001 reminds me of R2D2 bot. Dont know why this connection, must be my mind going ballistic now.
normal death. i don't think i can stand living knowing that i'm going to die when i'm a 100 but when and where and how? suspense kills.
normal life for me, living till 100 may result in me living through the burden of witnessing my own children's deaths due to me exceeding their lifespans. -cry2
i would choose to die normally, cause what if your sick during those years so you suffer till like your 100? lol
Also I think if I lived that long i would've turned into "living dead person" because nostalgia would kill me inside out...
^haha I think the same! More and more people are getting 100 years old or beyond nowadays due strongly improved hygiene and health care so I think there's a good chance I'll live much longer than the current generation of elderly by the time I belong to that same category. On the other hand...hmm to know when your 'deadline' on beforehand is might work for some people who would like to achieve certain things in their life or solve things in their life first before they become maggots food.
MDD and Tax are so optimistic... All I can think about the deal is that "what if I wanted to die BEFORE I hit 100?" -innocent