Woul you rather live in Paradise or have N

[Davey36000]

Which do you prefer.

 

[INTJme]

I'd prefer to have this poll moved to off-topic.

 

[FuneralCry]

Nembutal of course. All I wish for is to eternally not exist, I have no interest in human existence, simply being conscious and aware causes me to suffer. No matter what I could only ever see non-existence as being desirable, I'd always prefer to not exist regardless of the circumstances.

 

[LifeIsCrazyNemb]

N is relatively easy to get if you plan ahead and go to Peru. (Follow PPH instructions)
On the other hand, Paradise is harder to get! Lol
Dont know how to acess it.

 

[Gonnerr]

Being sentient is never a good thing.

 

[SilentSadness]

Why should I be interested in flying dolphins or singing whales, I still suffer either way.

 

[sserafim]

Paradise *plays Coldplay*

 

[ijustwishtodie]

It depends what type of paradise it is and what it contains. Since you haven't fully specified this paradise yet, I'd rather take N

 

[Yarani]

What do you mean by paradise?
What changes? My environment? Are there other people? How do they behave? Have I changed?
Did you mean it as an individual paradise? That's beyond my imagination.
If everything always goes my way, then I can never improve myself and that will become boring at some point. So that would indicate there being problems too, which can not always end the way I want. Can that be paradise? Is paradise supposed to be perfect? I can't imagine something perfect.
If it would be someplace where I'm always happy, I wouldn't be myself anymore, I would perceive everything as good. I wouldn't want to not be me anymore.
This question blows my mind. I don't know enough about lots of things to answer it with a yes or no.

 

[RosesFlourish]

I would LOVE to see my Nana in heaven again. I would also love to have paradise on Earth. No more work, free food for everyone, free housing, abundant entertainment etc.

 

[iloverachel]

Nembutal please

 

[Kurai]

N I do not want to exist

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Paradise is a very subjective term. What might be paradise to you, might be another hell to me, or others. Would I still have to eat food? Would food still be required for sustenance in this paradise? Do other living things, animals or plants, need to be killed in order to provide this food? Would I still have to shit and bath? Is there still illness in this paradise? And would there be any other changes made in my life? Like personal changes? Are all my dead family members and dead friends going to be some how miraculously resurrected and brought to this paradise? Do people in this paradise still age, and along with the aging, get all of the maladies that come along with the aging? I doubt living in some hypothetical paradise would make my life any better. I'd still, most likely, have the same old problems, just in a different setting. Whatever. No thanks. I'll take the N.

 

[Forever Sleep]

Like others have suggested, I'm not terribly trusting of this new 'paradise'. I guess we're all too cynical or maybe sensible. So, we question how this new world would be run. Would we still be fallible humans? That in itself brings in a whole host of problems. In which case, can we truly envisage being a different entity? I think it sounds like too much risk for most of us.

Interestingly though- I think that's why many of us have little faith in 'recovery' in this world. Our 'perfect' or even just vaguely tolerable world may not actually feel achievable. We recognise that it's fantasy. The perfect job, the perfect partner, the perfect body, perfect health and wealth. If we can't even envisage a perfect imaginary world with those things, how on earth would we get them here? Where there are limitations everywhere?

So- N seems safer. But- having said that, this 'perfect' world presumably offers assisted suicide and, no one grieves for you for doing it. So- maybe- under those circumstances, it would be worth checking it out. I'm absolutely up for seeing a flying dolphin and a singing whale. Without further detail and reassurances though- I'd reckon it was a scam and go for the N.

 

[MyChoiceAlone]

Paradise is a very subjective term. What might be paradise to you, might be another hell to me, or others. Would I still have to eat food? Would food still be required for sustenance in this paradise? Do other living things, animals or plants, need to be killed in order to provide this food? Would I still have to shit and bath? Is there still illness in this paradise? And would there be any other changes made in my life? Like personal changes? Are all my dead family members and dead friends going to be some how miraculously resurrected and brought to this paradise? Do people in this paradise still age, and along with the aging, get all of the maladies that come along with the aging? I doubt living in some hypothetical paradise would make my life any better. I'd still, most likely, have the same old problems, just in a different setting. Whatever. No thanks. I'll take the N.

i always seem to love your responses!

 

[rotciv]

There is no paradise so N

 

[Morte]

I would go to paradise out of curiosity and ask dolphins to give me N

 

[ringo99]

Paradise, if it even existed, would have rules. Remember the bs about the apple? Give me N any time