If you could go into suspended animation for 50 years...

Started by Lupac, January 19, 2010, 07:47:24 PM

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Lupac

And then be thawed out/woken up, being the same age you went in as, would you do it?

Samson

Quote from: Lupac on January 19, 2010, 07:47:24 PM
And then be thawed out/woken up, being the same age you went in as, would you do it?

Lupac,

          You should be a a Science Fiction Author like Stephen King or something,  ;D; only kidding with you. Actually, your question reminds me of the movie Forever Young with Mel Gibson, one of my favorites. In answer to your question NO, because my Wifes 12 years younger and we get along and have had too many Bad Marriages to risk having to go through that again. Besides, my Wife would be Old, instead of me being older and I like it just the way it is. As a matter of fact, she would probably be dead, :(.

                                  Thanks, Samson.


 

G. Driggs

That depends, would it hurt like really bad? ;)

G.Driggs

lferretj

I would if my family went with me and we were on a spacecraft to colonize another planet, and it took 50 yrs to get there.  I would want to take my puppies and ferrets too so I hope it works for animals too ;D
lferretj

Roy Martin

#4
I can't stand the way the world is now. I certainly wouldn't want to come back in 50 years to no telling what, and then add the years I would live to the 50. I don't think so! :-\
I like sci-fi movies, but I don't imagine them.Its hard enough as it is in the real world.
Roy

Extol

I would rather go back 50 years (actually a little more). Then I could meet The Three Stooges.  ;D

Lupac

Yeah, but the theory behind my idea is, it's much easier to go forward in time, than back in time.

indianabob


Yeah, but the theory behind my idea is, it's much easier to go forward in time, than back in time.
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In my view we couldn't travel into a place that doesn't yet exist.
We are creatures of time. Not clocks or even 24 hour days, but in sequence of events. e.g. we cannot die before we are born.
Things have to happen in their proper order. First a child and then an adult.
First the natural then the spiritual.

Much of Christendom has it backward. Teaching that we always existed as spirit entities and are now serving our time as physical entities or in physical shells.
Time travel allow us to have it both ways or either way and is confusion.

I'm inclined to pursue this thread with the intention to show why it is fantasy and counter productive to discovering true purpose of human life.

Indianabob

Ninny

Oh Bob! Chill out dude!! (pun intended) Samson, you could take the Freckle Girl with you! and Roy...you're right the real world is pretty scary!! I'd get into the Cryo-time machine, but like lferretj I gotta take everyone and everything with me and like George...is it gonna hurt? I don't like pain!! If I went BACK in time 50 years Extol, I'd be a little girl again and I'd have to live my life all over again??? yeoch!! Ohhhh, uuuummmm nope!! Not even for the Three Stooges!! Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk! is that how you say it?! ;D :D
Kathy ;)

Kat


But what if you were frozen and when you woke up the resurrection had already taken place and you missed it, now what  :o  ???  ;)

Kat

Extol


Ninny

 :D :D
Oh, Kat!! That would be horrible!! talk about "Left Behind"!! ;D
Kathy ;)

Samson

Quote from: Ninny on January 26, 2010, 06:10:20 PM
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Oh, Kat!! That would be horrible!! talk about "Left Behind"!! ;D
Kathy ;)

Hey Kathy & Kat,

                         This Thread is beginning to remind me of that Thread approximately 1 1/2 years ago about the Flux Capacitor from Back to The Future.

                                      Kind Regards, Samson.

Lupac

Quote from: indianabob on January 26, 2010, 04:00:53 PM

Yeah, but the theory behind my idea is, it's much easier to go forward in time, than back in time.

In my view we couldn't travel into a place that doesn't yet exist.
We are creatures of time. Not clocks or even 24 hour days, but in sequence of events. e.g. we cannot die before we are born.
Things have to happen in their proper order. First a child and then an adult.
First the natural then the spiritual.

Much of Christendom has it backward. Teaching that we always existed as spirit entities and are now serving our time as physical entities or in physical shells.
Time travel allow us to have it both ways or either way and is confusion.

I'm inclined to pursue this thread with the intention to show why it is fantasy and counter productive to discovering true purpose of human life.

Indianabob
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You're not literally "traveling" to the future. If you were frozen right now, from your point of view, it would seem like no time had past from the minute you were "suspended" to when you were thawed out/woken up. I believe the past IS past, you can never go back, because it's already happened. The future however, hasn't happened yet, so, if from your point of view, you "stopped" for one hundred years, then "started" again, to you, it would be like traveling to the future.

indianabob

... "so, if from your point of view, you "stopped" for one hundred years, then "started" again, to you, it would be like traveling to the future."

Well Lupac, that is exactly what is going to happen to all those who died in ignorance thinking that life was too hard and fearing all manner of myths and lies that men of power put forth to exercise control of the population.

In reality that will be a great time, especially since our Lord will be in charge.
However there will be work to do and correction to endure and truth to learn and self to overcome and ungodliness to spiritually burn away.

What a day that will be, Bob

Roy Martin

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  The first thing I would do is yell, where the heck is the bathroom, I have something to leave behind.
:P :o :o  :o :o  ;D
Come on! Even in suspended animation for 50 years one is bound to wake up with a lot of excess baggage so to speak that one needs to be delivered from.
Roy

rockrdude

George.. I was thinking about this. If you did this, and if global warming is a reality, you might go to sleep in the arctic cold and wake up in a tropical paradise! ;)

Ninny

Ok George Driggs, if Jonathan is right then when you go into suspended animation...you'd better pack some shorts and Tshirts!! Your parka will be mighty hot in the tropics!!  ;D 
Kathy ;)

myms

Wot? Wake up and find your kids were 20yrs older than you? Perish the thought!! I'd have to end up looking after them in their old age!

G. Driggs

Quote from: rockrdude on January 27, 2010, 05:48:33 AM
George.. I was thinking about this. If you did this, and if global warming is a reality, you might go to sleep in the arctic cold and wake up in a tropical paradise! ;)
Quote from: Ninny on January 27, 2010, 11:00:37 AM
Ok George Driggs, if Jonathan is right then when you go into suspended animation...you'd better pack some shorts and Tshirts!! Your parka will be mighty hot in the tropics!!  ;D 
Kathy ;)

You guys slay me! :D Seeing how I cant stand hot weather, I think I would just go back into suspended animation and hope to wake up to an ice age. Thats what I call paradise. ;D Boy am I glad there is no such thing as hell. ;)

G.Driggs