1. What is your favorite
moral dilemma? Which side would you choose and why?
2. What would you do if
you were truly the last person on earth? Is everything still up and running and
everyone just mysteriously vanished or is a Fallout-esque wasteland?
3. If you worked/lived in
a company/country that was doing something terrible and you were, without a
doubt, one of its greatest employees/citizens would you oust them or climb the
latter to the top instead?
If you met someone that
you were sure was your soulmate, and they were immortal because their family
drank from the fountain of youth without knowing it, would you drink too so as
to become immortal? If you did, then everyone you know would eventually grow
old and die. You would never see them again. If you didn’t, you would condemn
your soulmate to an eternity of loneliness.
If I were put in this
situation, there is no doubt in my mind that I would choose to be immortal.
First of all, that would be super adorable. I would get to be with my one true
love for all of time, and we would have the opportunity to do so many cute
things. Furthermore, his family is immortal, so it’s not like we’re completely
alone. People die. If I am alive for the span of the normal human life, I’m
going to see a lot of people I love die anyway. I mean, being immortal “I’ll
never see you again” really is never, but I think that I’d probably get over it
eventually. That sounds ridiculously cold, I’m sure, but I’d always have my one
true love with me.
There are, however, some
questions that I have about this dilemma. The main one would have to be “what
does this immortality entail?” Because, if it’s a Captain Jack Harkness kind of
immortal, I’m skeptical. I don’t ever want to be just some giant floating head.
Then again, he did just randomly decide to die…so, I don’t really know if he
was in fact immortal. It’s all very confusing, really. I want to be young and
awesome for all of eternity. I want to stop aging entirely as soon as I make
this decision. Actually, the girl in the newest season of Doctor Who whose name I’ve forgotten is a perfect example. I don’t,
however, want a human-sized memory. I kind of want to just be the same,
forever. Another question I have is must I eat and drink? I mean,
theoretically, the answer should be no. The same goes for breathing. We could totally
build Atlantis. Would we be able to feel pain? It would be cool if the answer
to that question is no because then I could try that one Tumblr post about cutting
off my foot and swinging at another person (am I hitting or kicking you?). My final question about this is would our
children also be immortal? If not, that’s cool because I don’t want children,
anyway. But, if yes, we can have an immortal empire; that would be cool too.
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