Well,....its not impossible. Such as.making a 'round square'. That is impossible, as it defies basic logc.

There's no way to live forever without aging and becoming so feeble you might as well just die.

Jellyfish do it.

Humans aren't capable of that though.

SPEW!!!! EW, I got a visual that won't go away now, lol. Where's Rohirrim, I'll cover his eyes and pet his hair through it, lol.




This post has been edited by mALX: Sep 19 2013, 11:36 PM

Even then, death, really isnt 'death'. It is the transition from one state of configuration to another. What you perceive as 'you' isn't. What do you define yourself as? This body? You replace every atom every seven years completely.

Your memories? By that train of thought, irreparable amnesia is death, and.newborns, incapable of forming.long-term memories are in a state of death.

You, as you percieve yourself, did not exist for billions of years prior to your birth. You were in a state of non-existence far longer than existing.

Yet, energy cannot be destroyed. The matter and energy that comprise us has existed since the big bang...perhaps even before.

The true 'you' is truth of all these things existing in a state of unceasing being.

I'm sure he's send me a snapchat pic of his horrified face XD

People like me and Kobby have an excess of kinetic energy, lol.

Confusion

What? I want pics of his horrified face sent to me too! GAAAAAH!

Ask him! He's fun, lol

What youre talking about is the shortening of the telomeres. The 'bungee cords' that hold genes together. Humans can't regenerate them..right now. There is already much research showing promise in longevity.

They say the first person who will live to see 150, has already been born. The first person who will live too see a thousand will be born in the next fifty years.

Death comes to all of us. Whether we see it as a sadistic reaper, sweeping us away to a state of oblivion or an angel of mercy, giving a kiss that makes all the pain go away, death comes to all of us.

I can claim not to fear death, but I will always fight to survive. That is unless my survival is a threat to the ones I care most about of course. In that case, I guess it is simply time for me to accept death with open arms.

Words to the wise, view death not with fear. View it as a way of giving back to the world which you have taken so much from. View it with peace and it is with peace that you will go. View it with fear and it is in fear that you will go.

Ooh, I hope I'll be that one person born to see 150!!!

Precisely! Death is objective. Like a sunset. Inevitable and not within our individual hands of altering.

If you appreciate it, hate it, or are indifferent....it does not change it, but it will affect the way you view it.

I know he is, he fit right in immediately to our little forum here, lol.

You'll get one, no worries.

What about me?

Have ye a form of instant messaging?

Speaking of Instant messaging, does anyone even still use MSN messenger or Yahoo?