You can be given immortality but you have to go back in time 1 million years. Would you do it?
Yes.
What would you do for the time?
I would likely change the a few events if I could.
You can be given immortality but you have to go back in time 1 million years. Would you do it?
Yes.
What would you do for the time?
I would likely change the a few events if I could.
Milli Vanilli, Bigger than Elvis
there's a funny thing about immortality, eventually you're going to get stuck. Laws of probability and all.
And you'll never die >.<
Dragonflight Summary, "Because friendship is magic"
Can i take an immortal gameboy with me?
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
Would depend on largely what kind of immortality we are talking about... if your unable to die no matter what sure... if your still able to be killed and just have an infinate lifespan then most likely not without a lot of preparation.
If your still able to be killed not only do you have to insure you are consistently able to have access to food/water... but you have to make sure you aren't killed by the environment... which is a very hard task on your own (wild animals/natural disasters at the start... then later on once intelligent humans come into play not being killed by them as well). Overall to deal with all of that requires a large amount of consistent luck and planning to deal with (even more so if you have any plans at all to "live comfortably") and I'm not sure their are many who are smart enough to pull it off.
with even laymans knowledge about agriculture, scientific method, hygiene and other very basic things you can jumpstart those humans from 1m years ago and probably rebuild civilization to todays level in 1000 years tops, so going back 1m years isn't a particularly bad disadvantage.
you can just copy some stuff from the bible and you can start your own theocracy no problem most likely
Go back one million years... bring germs... wipe out all humans I make contact with.
Here's a female homo erectus.
Maybe bring some lipstick and eye liner with me. . .
.
"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
-- Capt. Copeland
Absolutely.
I'd carve up some tablets and spend years traveling the globe and training all the cavemen to translate and pass off my message to their offspring. Then I'd surgically lodge a bone up my nose and into my brain to a point far enough that I couldn't process thought and then get catapulted into space where I could float around for eternity. I would do this for the good of humanity.
The tablets would read, "Don't make episode 1 or 7."
"You know what, don't even make 6. Fuck Ewoks."
"Ok, make 6, but make it more about luke and carrie fisher being related. And don't have Boba Fett die 2 seconds in."
Last edited by LiiLoSNK; 2019-05-23 at 06:54 PM.
"I'm not stuck in the trench, I'm maintaining my rating."
Spend the next million years killing everybody else or something like that.
A million years is too long ago for that, our human ancestors were not advanced enough yet, biologically. You would probably have to spend the first couple hundred thousand years or so waiting for them to evolve. Only the last hundred thousand or so is where it gets interesting.
Yes I would go back. It'd be a bitch to have to build up to our modern tools starting with rock blades and sticks. But at least the knowledge doesn't have to be transfered and lost every 25 years like it had to for early humans.
what kind of immortality? true never die, even from 1000 foot death drops off a cliff and all wounds heal, or never die from age or sickness but a bullet would, or what?
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
Immortality would be great, the only dowside is watching everyone you ever care about or love die and turn to dust as you move on
Changing events could result in you never existing, which means you would never have been given the choice to be immortal, which means you could never have gone back to change things, which means things stayed exactly the same, which means you are born, which means you get the option of becoming immortal and going back 1 million years and repeating the whole cycle.
Time Travel Paradoxes are fun.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.