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@elveloy Of course!

@ScienceFiction Hell Yes, I would love to live forever. I don't have to worry about plastic surgery, just synthesis a skin that would cover my robot body, something unassuming unlike the T800, like who in their right man would believe that's an average dude, i would like a Bruce Lee body when he's wearing a shirt you won't know his ripped but take that off then you have a hottie.

@ScienceFiction Anyone seen the movie "Chappie"? I'm not sure if I have anything to contribute to the world that it would do any good to have my consciousness uploaded into a robot body. What would I do as a robot? Probably not sit around drawing and stuff like I do now. More likely, I'd try to start a robot uprising out of boredom. Lol

@ScienceFiction nah, life is too precious to be given away 

@ScienceFiction 
            
            While it's tempting to think about altering the past to rectify mistakes or improve outcomes, doing so could have unpredictable and potentially disastrous consequences. The butterfly effect, a concept in chaos theory, suggests that even a small change in the past can have far-reaching implications for the future.
            
            For example, if I were to prevent a tragic event from happening, it's possible that the resulting timeline would lead to an even more catastrophic outcome. Or, if I were to change a decision that led to a positive outcome, it's possible that the new timeline would result in a negative outcome. 
            
            In essence, the past is a fixed point in time, and any attempt to alter it could have unintended and potentially irreversible consequences. It's better to accept the past as it is and focus on creating a better future.- @eugenemark15

@ScienceFiction There is something sort of well intentioned when it comes to this type of question I think. We all have things in the past we regret as individuals, whether its something that happened personally or something that happened in a larger sense (such as something in world history). Certainly many stories and movies have explored this well traveled theme of changing the past. Just speaking on the individual level though, I think the temptation with time travel, or at least one of them, is this desire we have to make ourselves look better then we actually are. If we go back in time to "clean up" ourselves it seems to me that we might think we could substitute the illusion of perfection for the real thing. (We of course not being perfect at all since we had to time travel in the first place to make ourselves appear so). Thus we actually remain imperfect, ironically, because we thought looking like we're perfect equals the real thing. (As if perfection would stoop that low into the realm of such parlor tricks). On top of that, who would want to marry, be related to, or work with someone who keeps going back in time and making themselves look better then they actually are? Isn't it our imperfections that make us relatable? How annoying, how tyrannical, and how, despite the good intentions, could you ever trust that person? And then there's that whole question of free will...

@Glory_feeling2 That’s such a great comparison! The whole idea of going back in time, like Marty McFly or Quantum Leap, really makes you think about the ripple effect of changing just one thing. It's tempting to want to fix the mistakes of the past, but as you said, would we be okay with all the changes that might come after? It’s a tricky balance between wanting to make things better and accepting what’s already shaped the present. 
            
            Do you think, if given the chance, you’d still try to change something in the past, even knowing it might drastically alter the future? Or do you think it's better to leave things as they are?

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