How Long Would You Like To Live For?

[Skulkgra]

I want to be immortal, obviously.

"I would spend an eternity becoming everything, a farmer, an artist, a simple man. And when the last living being in the galaxy dies, I will enjoy peace, and wait for the cycle to begin again."

[Shakadam]

However long I want to.

When I've seen and done everything there is to do in the entire universe I'll happily pass on as I imagine things would get quite boring at that point.

We're still talking millions, possibly billions of years though.

[Stacyrect]

What's the problem with Disney?

What isn't the problem

[Sentynel]

Disney as a company is cool, but Walt Disney as a person wasn't that great. He was anti-Semitic for starters, and there is conspiracy that he supported the Nazis. Not the best individual. Very similar to "Dr. Seuss". Great work; shitty person.

And why is that a problem? lulz.

Or Nazi=Evil?

[Felaris Stormrage]

And why is that a problem? lulz.

Or Nazi=Evil?

Well, yeah.. The Nazis were evil.

[Dug]

Immortal if all my friends and loved ones can also be immortal. If it's just me? A regular life span

[Felaris Stormrage]

I thought Dr. Seuss (or whatever his real name was) was a good guy...what did he do that was bad?

Again, he had a lot of great contributions to society. Although, his personal life really lacked. Here is a quote from his first wive's suicide note,

“I am too old and enmeshed in everything you do and are, that I cannot conceive of life without you,” “My going will leave quite a rumor, but you can say I was overworked and overwrought. Your reputation with your friends and fans will not be harmed.”

Basically, he cheated on his first wife with his second wife. Not to mention, she had a life-altering disease and cancer. Not really classy.

[Zogarth]

Immortal, but ofc with the option to off myself if I ever get tired of it.

[Theodarzna]

Infinitely, just forgetting everything when I get bored to regain the wonder and experience everything as new.

I'll settle for a couple of centuries.

Do check on my descendants from time to time.

[frogger237]

It depends on how shitty or good my life would be during that time. Prob would have liked to died in my mid twenties tho.

[kail]

As long as I see fit.

Simply this.

[Dread Pirate Phayde]

All depends on what kind of shape I'm in, if I'm still mobile, still have my mind then I'd be content to live as long as possible, but if I'm basically one of those living skeletons, I'd rather live only until I started to go downhill.

[Laerrus]

I know that I would like to live long enough to see humanity spread out among the stars, but as to how long beyond that, I am uncertain. I'd imagine that living might get quite boring for the immortal after awhile.

[Deleted]

Considering there is a large chance we will be able to greatly increase human lifespans via genetics in my lifetime,

I severely doubt that it's more likely people will be dieing younger than the recent generations before them.

Another problem is could your brain handle all the extra information over a much longer lifespan or would it end up like and old hard drive filled with scattered junk.

[monkmastaeq]

where is the option for less than 5 years!!!

[schwarzkopf]

Depends - if I had the money to actually live - hundreds of years.

As it stands, be happy if I wasn't alive tomorrow.

[Blueobelisk]

Infinitely, just forgetting everything when I get bored to regain the wonder and experience everything as new.

Then "you" would die. Kinda contradictory statement, you said.

[Chinese Bootlickers]

Probably a few million or billion years. More realistically live to at least 2100 so I can join the "I've lived 3 centuries" club.

[Joobulon]

I voted for a normal lifespan

I ran into a pole at 100mph and came out unscathed

I took 30 300mg seroquel at once, couldn't breathe on my own but survived 4 days later

I can't die even if I try to very hard. I don't get it