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luridsea t1_iuk5x15 wrote

Yeah I'd unalive myself to get a better spawn

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moistest_bum t1_iuk5esy wrote

I'd cancel my life insurance. Screw them.

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Rare_Suspect_5033 t1_iuk5lqn wrote

I'd be a bit worried. Will I be stuck in life forever?

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OneSummersEvening t1_iuk6tpp wrote

Yeah that's my thinking, the only hope I have is maybe in 50 years I will finally get some peace and quiet!

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dumbquestiondude_666 t1_iuk5ok7 wrote

I think it would lead to mass suicides

According to The Discovery movie with Jason Segel

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dustbunnydreams t1_iuk5v2f wrote

Define life you know. Space job,space taxes? Listen to the water cooler talk about the shit they do on Earth. Or you sinned plenty so: Indifference- we have a cannon that launches people trying to get through space mountain and we need you to be a forever bullet for it. Lucky you.

Either way I'm pretty pissed at death. Punk ass word is meaningless.

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Monoquito666 t1_iuk6jnb wrote

It wouldn't change my life. This is still the one shot at this life we have ,as this person with this family and friends. My next life could be a million miles away in a different spiritual dimension. I wouldn't want to go jump out my chair, run out my house and go jump in front of the first bus I see like I'm trying to skip a cut scene to get to the next chapter of a game lol

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Any-Working8846 t1_iuk6r9d wrote

As long as I could still croak, permanently, after my second life is over, hopefully around 80, I'd like to come back as an incredibly well hung billionaire. Incredibly because there's a difference between well and incredibly, and billionaire so I could live a great life while still giving to all of the charities I want to. 1 billion is enough. With what I'd give away, neither the charities nor myself would be disappointed with what we get.

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YuriPugnant t1_iuk7r2a wrote

If it matched the vision of life after death from the faith that I was raised with (and only recently rejected), I'd start praying again, but now I'd know there really was a God to be mad at. I'd be pretty pissed.

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TheThinker100 t1_iuk5ukv wrote

it will be proven within the next few minutes of this question being asked;

There's either eternal existence, which means an afterlife, or there's "Nothingness" However Nothingness is the only thing that doesn't exist so as long as existence exists for everything else, Nothing is not capable of existing. Nothing also has always been and always will be nothing, it's an absolute impossibility. Obviously existence must continue after your death, which means you will continue some kind of life, even though it may be through eternally dreaming or some kind of heaven.

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