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The smaller experiences in life that we enjoy so much as humans would effectively lose all meaning.

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You may survive, but would it really be living?

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Nature’s primary goal is survival; immortality would guarantee this.

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You would be able to record eras of history, like a human textbook. Then, people would be able to get firsthand knowledge and experiences from the past centuries (which could be important for education and government applications)

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Assuming you eventually told your love ones, they would become envious of you and tensions would rise.

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You will end up being alone. In a few billion years our sun will collapse and provided humanity is still around everybody but you will die. No matter how great our society gets you will be alone for trillions of years afterwards (very long quarantine).

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As you are invincible, you would never get sick or become hurt

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Time would lose all meaning

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Time would lose all meaning

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So many new experiences that you would otherwise miss out on

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If drafted into a military, you would be found out immediately and be forced to carry out dangerous tasks, because you can’t die.

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You would outlive everyone and everything, living alone forever.

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You would be able to watch history unfold from the sidelines.

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You could create your own religion, based around your immortality.

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You would accumulate lots of wisdom about life.

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It’s very likely you would be found out as an invincible immortal because of increased technology and globalization and someone would try to experiment on you.

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Long life gives you ample time to research things that would advance humanity

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According to Erik Erikson’s stages of psychological development, near the end of our life we are prompted to reflect upon our life lived and feel either regret or fulfillment. Without this stage, we would be left feeling unfulfilled and keep looking to the future for more happiness.

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You can learn lots of skills and become good at anything.

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You would not have the fear of dying and the uneasiness that comes with not knowing what’s going to happen.

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The purpose of modern medicine is to extend life beyond a natural expectancy.

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Death gives life meaning.

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Paralyzed for eternity.

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You would get bored after having done everything you can do.

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Life could not be less meaningful because you aren’t living your life to the fullest knowing you will die one day.

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You would have to either live in isolation away from people or constantly have to make new friends.

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With all of the information you have learned over the years and watched how the world changes you could use that to help improve the earth and the people.

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You’d run out of new things to do eventually

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You would be alive after humanity has gone extinct, or after the earth is consumed by the sun, or after the heat death of the universe.

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If being alive is intrinsically valuable, then a longer life expectancy is even more valuable. Historically, people have wanted to be immortal to amass larger amounts of wealth and power.

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People would be able to further expand societal knowledge and further their wisdom.

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An infinite amount of time means an infinite amount of time after the heat death of the universe

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Everyone you met would die before you, leaving you completely alone.

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You could learn and pursue anything you’d like.