Maybe... it depends on what's happening 100 years from now. Is the whole world a nuclear waste land? With mutants running around and bottle caps for money?
Hell yes, I've always honestly had that wish that I'd been born later, believe me I'd be the first to volunteer to be put in stasis for 500 years even if I knew they're was a chance I'd never wake up. My reasons are mainly scientific and space related I've always wanted to go into space and walk on another planet and I feel like my chances would be alot higher 500 years from now.
I' d really like to see the world in 100 years. In fact it saddens me that I' m going to miss all the major discoveries and leaps of mankind that are not going to take place during my lifetime. Though, my life so far has made me who I am so if I can keep my memories and self, then hell yeah.
Everyone wants to see the advancements and technology coming with the progression of society and time, but do we want to see the changes to new laws, social norms, and taboos?
Maybe... it depends on what's happening 100 years from now. Is the whole world a nuclear waste land? With mutants running around and bottle caps for money?harry_james_pot
Nice Fallout reference And to answer the question, yes, I would like to be born 100 years from now so long as the world isn't crappier than it is now.
The world will be a little more futuristic. I expect hover cares, robots, longer life expectancy, and people enjoying the classics of Justin Bieber and Hannah Montana.
Everyone wants to see the advancements and technology coming with the progression of society and time, but do we want to see the changes to new laws, social norms, and taboos?BranKetra
For Christians I imagine their religion would be gone by then. Gay would be the norm. Be a nightmare for Christians.Â
hell yes.... at some point soon the human race is likely really going to get it's s--t together scientifically and technologically to the point where the advances will seem like f-ckin magic to us. it's depressing knowing at some point there's going to be a generation of people for which living for hundreds, if not thousands of years is a real possibility and to have missed that chance by just a few hundred years stinks...
yes i probably would. hope my life would be slightly less boring in the future.
VaguelyTagged
What VaguelyTagged said. Also there is too much suffering in the world, I would take a chance 100 years from now as the problems of today are not going to be solved tomorrow.
Uh.....no. Was tempted to say yes but I just don't know how much worse the future may get from the presents problem. Technology may advance a great deal 100 years from now, but doesn't mean a whole lot if living conditions on the social scale get's worse...
[QUOTE="BranKetra"]Everyone wants to see the advancements and technology coming with the progression of society and time, but do we want to see the changes to new laws, social norms, and taboos?slipknot0129
For Christians I imagine their religion would be gone by then. Gay would be the norm. Be a nightmare for Christians. I doubt Christianity will be gone.
hell yes.... at some point soon the human race is likely really going to get it's s--t together scientifically and technologically to the point where the advances will seem like f-ckin magic to us. it's depressing knowing at some point there's going to be a generation of people for which living for hundreds, if not thousands of years is a real possibility and to have missed that chance by just a few hundred years stinks... comp_atkins
i feel the same way i'm jealous of the people in the future
[QUOTE="BranKetra"]Everyone wants to see the advancements and technology coming with the progression of society and time, but do we want to see the changes to new laws, social norms, and taboos?BranKetra
For Christians I imagine their religion would be gone by then. Gay would be the norm. Be a nightmare for Christians. I doubt Christianity will be gone. Yes but we can hope for the day when christian,muslim,hindu, shinto etc are not gone or forgotten but like the greek pantheon or norse in asgard or egyptian mysteries are relegated to mythology where they are belong. They are rich cultural, moral and just plain entertaining traditions that came from or produced great books. But they are still myths. In 100 years I hope they are classified as such.. .....also lol at christians that think they know it all when the religions that are myth now, plus some forgotten like sumerian, were around forever when christianity was born. The roman myths which were proper worship were in vouge before jesus was even born, and still in service during his rise fall and after. Perspective and an understanding of history is awesome.
I don't think so. I think people born in the 80s, and to some degree in the 90s, had it better than every othe generation. And I think we're going to be the last generations to have had it so well, unforunately.
I don't think so. I think people born in the 80s, and to some degree in the 90s, had it better than every othe generation. And I think we're going to be the last generations to have had it so well, unforunately.
airshocker
Completely agree with you. The 90's were the best.. sad to see that it's gone
I don't think so. I think people born in the 80s, and to some degree in the 90s, had it better than every othe generation. And I think we're going to be the last generations to have had it so well, unforunately.
Truf89
Completely agree with you. The 90's were the best.. sad to see that it's gone The 90's were the best. Economy will never reach those heights again. It's going to be f ucking horrible with all the amount of debt we'll be in (at least here in the U.S.)
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