should you be told

MS.ing

back in the day people just died, now its hard to die of something and them not know why. take for example terminal illness, the obvious benefit is you can 'get your affairs in order' as they say, but there is a big negative to it all too, you will die.....soon, its a bit like saying "you will be hit by a bus and will die, soon....but you wont know where or when!"

when you think about it its a bit odd, the way we try to save everyone and trade off quality of life against duration. its mostly just putting off the inevitable no?

there wouldnt be 7 billion+ people who need to eat either!

its like we as a species are trying to find a way to live forever, very odd altogether.

What

Nemeses

Deep man,

Not as deep as the deep pan pizza I have in the oven right now.

MS.ing

Nemeses wrote: »

Deep man,

Not as deep as the deep pan pizza I have in the oven right now.

that sounds like a huuuuuuge oven

shopaholic01

MS.ing wrote: »

there wouldnt be 7 billion+ people who need to eat either!

its like we as a species are trying to find a way to live forever, very odd altogether.

Are you saying that we should abandon scientific research into disease, not bother to discover nor prevent causes of death so that there will inevitably be fewer of us to feed?

Nemeses

MS.ing wrote: »

that sounds like a huuuuuuge oven

It's a man size oven for a man size pizza...

So you bet its a large 'un!

Chucken

Good Friday drinkies started early?

SEPT 23 1989

I like being alive OP

The Backwards Man

Balls.

The earth could sustain ten times the population it has now easily. Resources aren't the problem, how they are managed is.

I said

OP you should get out more you'll be dead long enough to worry about that

MS.ing

I said wrote: »

OP you should get out more you'll be dead long enough to worry about that

says the person with 150 posts in two months versus my 300 in over 2 years :pac:

I said

MS.ing wrote: »

says the person with 150 posts in two months versus my 300 in over 2 years :pac:

I'm sure you would have more if you weren't worried about dying

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

MS.ing wrote: »

says the person with 150 posts in two months versus my 300 in over 2 years :pac:

And that's your measure of living!
OP, having read and reread that opening post I certainly think you need to get out there and start living. It wasn't even deep or profound it was just rambling.

Having experienced both cures and deaths in my immediate family I find all your assertions simply absurd,

Adamantium

MS.ing wrote: »

back in the day people just died, now its hard to die of something and them not know why. take for example terminal illness, the obvious benefit is you can 'get your affairs in order' as they say, but there is a big negative to it all too, you will die.....soon, its a bit like saying "you will be hit by a bus and will die, soon....but you wont know where or when!"

when you think about it its a bit odd, the way we try to save everyone and trade off quality of life against duration. its mostly just putting off the inevitable no?

there wouldnt be 7 billion+ people who need to eat either!

its like we as a species are trying to find a way to live forever, very odd altogether.

Yes.

Vision of Disorder

MS.ing wrote: »

trade off quality of life against duration.

MS.ing wrote: »

says the person with 150 posts in two months versus my 300 in over 2 years :pac:

Insert your own jokes.

Menas

bluewolf wrote: »

What

Can't you read?

His point is....em...that errr...well you see....ach....what?