What kind of flow of time are you referring to?
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"To be or not to be THAT is the question"
Oh death where is thy sting?
....the last enemy destroyed should’ve been the first in my opinion.
....then there never would’ve been such a sad concept AS enemy.
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Not unless we find a way to deliberately reverse entropy.
Immortality is not for humans to achieve. It's one of life's greatest punishments.
Reading this I find some science geniuses talking about immortality.
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Sorry everyone. I rewrote my question. The original question didn't really make sense.
Also your bumping on a weekday , which is against the house rules ! 🙀…….REPORTED !
Jun 6, 2022
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Woollensock2 wrote:
Also your bumping on a weekday , which is against the house rules ! 🙀…….REPORTED !
I think I'm following All four rules on the off topic sections. 🤔
Humans, in our present form, have existed for about 300,000 years. The dinosaurs, which of course are now extinct, existed for about 165,000,000 years. We are but a moment in time on a fraction of a pinprick sized dot in the universe and the next catastrophic event to occur such as the eruption of Yellowstone, or an asteroid striking the Earth of the same scale as the Chicxulub event, will severely threaten our existence as a species. Both of these things will happen at some point.
Without death, there would be no life.
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The planet’s finite resources make death a necessity for all species, not just humans.
Woolly’s got nine lives ! ……eat yer heart out guy’s ! ✌️😻
But if you see a cucumber you lose 4 or 5 of your lives instantly...
Is death 💀☠️ necessary for the human race?