Forever and Ever
By gurujee
@gurujee (216)
India
November 11, 2011 3:12am CST
In simplistic terms, life is the specific period between our birth and the ultimate death although no one is willing to think about the imminent cessation of life. The experience of being alive and kicking is so exquisite a feeling that no one, even those whose days are numbered, is ready to snap their ties with life. If science one day stumbles upon the know-how for keeping us alive forever and ever, will life be as sweet as it is now?
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3 responses
@WakeUpKitty (8694)
• Netherlands
11 Nov 11
The quality of my life/health/body is already bad. I doubt if that will be better if science will find something to make us live forever.
Besides of the fact we are already overpopulated, fighting eachtother, are more agressive because we are living way to close to eachother.
At this moment I see it this way: those who have to learn a lot have a long life till they learned their lesson(s). Those who are finished leave. You never know when your days are numbered, kids die too! It's the quality of life that counts not the years you make.
@jaiho2009 (39141)
• Philippines
11 Nov 11
I don't think life will be sweeter if we live forever.
The world is now congested with people and where are we going to live, get our food or who wants to suffer an illness eternity.
@anusha2128 (886)
• India
11 Nov 11
My answer will be definitely no.But in some cases especially with regards to small children i encourage a lot in the development of science.
