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I'd choose you. Well, why not?

Same question.

Same question.

I suppose I'd like to walk in the shoes of Tallyman for, he seems interesting..


Q-- Have you ever wanted the clock hands of time to move faster or slower?

I like non-linear senses of order. This relentless marching on isn't very exciting or surprising. It would be good to go sideways for a while and let me catch up.




Would you rather be made of molten metal than mushy, greasy, carbon deposits?

No, especially if you're referring to the human body as the "mushy greasy carbon deposits" which totally obfuscates actual design features of the human body in favor of some rhetorical imagery of people with poor hygiene.




If you were given a computer which can process information at a rate of a combined processor speed of a quadrillion Hertz and store over 250,000 GB of data, would you be thankful for the opportunity to have and use it?

I'm already linked into it.

Do you think mankind will burn itself out before managing to colonize another planet?

That depends, in my opinion, how far the idiocy of mindless multiculturalism will continue to be observed as politically correct.




Do you think that there will be any likelihood of the possibility that there may be a chance, slim though it may be, that perhaps, although improbable, for a run on sentence to last multiple pages so that it looked like a paragraph and therefore be passed over by the inept faculties of those who grade college papers since they have too much to do and don't really read what you write anyhow, just so long as it passes through Microsoft's spelling and grammar review and otherwise is virtually unnoticeable to those who don't give a damn what their students write so long as they are paid at the end of each week?

Had to find an example for the run-on sentence.
It's not over multiple pages but it would certainly be a contender in a race for that distinction.

These are the opening paragraphs from "Dickens in America" by, er, Charles Dickens.
He seems to warm up in the first paragraph, and really lets rip in the second.

English is for the masses. I would do away with all punctuation and replace them with emotes.


If you could download the contents of your brain into a futuristic computer and keep on living after your body has run its course, would you? Could you live happily as a thinking being without the benefits of everything we use the body for?

No.



If you could have the right genomic sequences activated for the continued production of telomerase, allowing the cells of your body to reproduce and repair themselves indefinitely and allowing you to live on in your own body for the same length of time as such a computer aforementioned, would you?

I don't know if I would. I don't think the Human brain can handle centuries of memory. It would be kind of interesting to live forever but I can imagine all kinds of issues arising relating to memory or constant feelings of deja-vu, or some other kind of depression from outliving everybody you know, assuming they haven't gotten this treatment. And then there is also the other side of that last thing I mentioned, the people you dislike probably will live forever too. The world would never change, just the same old crap over and over again. Younger generations will hyper resent the super centenarians for not allowing them to assume leadership in their prime (imagine being 105 and having your 503 year old dad still treating you like a child- also, your mom is only 138, so everybody calls her a gold digger) lol

Do you think there is biology on Europa, Enceladus or any of the moons suspected of having sub-surface oceans?

No, I think there may be complex chemistry but no impetus for it to form.



Would a long lived alien, where his seconds were centuries to you and me, recognize us living beings or dismiss us as some complex series of reactions innate in water chemistry, particularly if the alien could repeat it in the lab?

Would a long lived alien, where his seconds were centuries to you and me, recognize us living beings or dismiss us as some complex series of reactions innate in water chemistry, particularly if the alien could repeat it in the lab? Good question, as I really don't know an exact answer to this but, probably would not have any recognition...


Do you feel history repeat though not in the exact manner, i.e place,person,events?

I think there are a limited number of possibilities that the human mind is capable of entertaining. In the end, people end up doing the same things over and over again.


If everyone started speaking in soliloquies like a Shakespeare play would you want to punch them or give them a hug?

Well, since it wouldn't really work at a supermarket checkout I'd probably feel like punching them there. Can you imagine being served by Richard III?
Otherwise they'd (possibly) be hugged. Shakespeare wrote some beautiful things.

Are you active in any sports? Football, swimming etc.