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Exodus
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Eliot Wild
Irreverent Agnostic Jerk
Cool, what a strikingly inticing question . . .
I have actually done something similar. No, I have not traveled outside the Earth's atmosphere or anything, but I took off and went to Europe without coming back to the states for three years straight. I realize that isn't the same thing. But I was in fact leaving everything and everyone I knew behind without any certainity of ever coming back.
Anyway, I think I'd say, Yes. Maybe I'm deluding myself right now, and I would chicken out if ever really presented with such an opportunity. But I believe I'd almost have to say, "Yes". I couldn't pass up the chance to, firstly, see another part of our universe up close, and secondly, to "bravely go where no man has gone before," or something like that.
Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
It depends on how many hot women were on board the spacecraft.
Eliot Wild
Irreverent Agnostic Jerk
Oh, yeah, and that too.
Can I change my answer? 'Cause if the cast of Celebrity Fit Club is onboard, I'm not up for a trip into the outer regions of the galaxy, or even the next county over.
Beyondo
Active Member
Well now how to we market this idea to the fairer sex? I mean really focus on the super and swim suit model demographic. :drool:
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Beyondo
Active Member
I'd pick the first choice if my entire family wanted to come along..AND, if we lived forever.
If we can't have that, I'll stay here and works things out.
I'm game, but you'll have to go through a complete neuron replacement process. Its actually very painless but it does annihilate your biological neurons with better faster, wifi enabled neurons, Steve Jobs calls it the "iBrain".
Buttercup
Veteran Member
Alright, you've got a deal. But, only if the wifi is free.I'm game, but you'll have to go through a complete neuron replacement process. Its actually very painless but it does annihilate your biological neurons with better faster, wifi enabled neurons, Steve Jobs calls it the "iBrain".
Beyondo
Active Member
No problem...
Herr Heinrich
Student of Mythology
I think not trying to fix this wonderful planet we live on and abandoning it is irresponsible. So no I personally wouldn't go. It could help the population problems though if other people went.
Beyondo
Active Member
To me the idea of starting a new civilization founded on courage and the idealism of creating a world is novel. There is no nation past or present that isn't founded on violence and/or hypocrisy.
Evee
Member
It is shallow of me to say "yes" just because I read too much Isaac Asimov as a kid and want to live on Foundation?
In any case, I would vote "yes", but none of the "yes" options really applies to me. I don't want people to be indifferent to religion, because I have one, and I'm not indifferent to it, so that would exclude me. But I don't want no religion, either, and I'm not much one for imposing myself on others, either! But yes, I'd want to go.
In any case, I would vote "yes", but none of the "yes" options really applies to me. I don't want people to be indifferent to religion, because I have one, and I'm not indifferent to it, so that would exclude me. But I don't want no religion, either, and I'm not much one for imposing myself on others, either! But yes, I'd want to go.