That’s the best part of immortality, you can master every skill because you have all the time on your hands.
@PeterDanielBergАй бұрын
but will you have the motivation? there's always tomorrow
@God-ch8lqАй бұрын
@@PeterDanielBergeventuslly you will do it, even if it would take you a million years
@viljamtheninjaАй бұрын
@@PeterDanielBerg Just wait until you master the art of not procrastinating.
@Tee11oneАй бұрын
@@viljamtheninja...and what if i procrastinate on learning to not procrastinate...?
@theneoreformationistАй бұрын
No, your brain would still degenerate.
@fgvcosmic6752Ай бұрын
Issues with these upsides: -Eventually your enemies will no longer exist, which is arguably the same. -nope, this ones pretty good. You have time for everything. -While true, that wont restore old memories. You still wont find that phone. -Immortality doesnt fix social anxiety - you will absolutely miss important things because some things require the right place and right time. Instead, you have infinite time to regret that. -language will evolve - over time, the languages you know will become obsolete. -Infinite time isnt infinite battery life. Eventually devices will break and nobody alive will remember how to fix them
@Preston241Ай бұрын
Yeah… this list was pretty busted. I’m wondering if by “immortal” maybe they ment “time-traveller?”
@paulamarina04Ай бұрын
two counterpoints: -infinite time doesnt fix social anxiety, but it does give you a ton of time to work on it -language evolution is a slow, and crucially, a very gradual process. it is not hard to keep up with all the changes as theyre happening (in fact, thats what us mortals already do within our lifetimes, especially with coloquial speech). and if you do lose contact with a language for long enought that it becomes significantly different, it wont actually be very hard to pick up. turns out its very easy to learn new languages that descend from one you already know
@Blackhole_T618Ай бұрын
Third counterpoint: - you have all the time to learn, repair and create your own technology. Eventually you’ll become the best engineer in the galaxy
@sr.favopossodeixarvaziosim4595Ай бұрын
Imagine some imortal going "Greece? Oh yeah, I still remember my PIE." Then you show up and half the continent is talking some weird new "latin" language.
@HeraldOfOperaАй бұрын
Being able to wait for your enemies to die isn't even a "little known" upside of immortality. Mammoth Mogul from Archie Sonic infamously retired from villainy after his initial showing; his only realistic means of defeating Sonic was old age, and he was completely fine with that.
@Lvl31GardevoirАй бұрын
"We have discovered ancient texts, but even our best cant seem to decipher its meaning!" "Uh, yeah, who knows?" _He's lying and it actually says 'penis' during his 'Make up a new language' phase_
@chrisoneill3999Ай бұрын
A genie appears to Vanegood: 'Sorry, there has been a run on stuff lately. You get only one wish. Better make it a good one.' Vanegood: 'OK, I don't want to die a virgin.' * _POOF_ * Vanegood: 'Hey, what happened?' Genie: 'You are now immortal.'
@kitsune_gtАй бұрын
Finally none of this "implications" crap
@CyanRooperАй бұрын
Vegeta: Gohan, I made myself immortal. Gohan: Did you consider the implications? Vegeta: What implications?
@NetzachEnjoyerАй бұрын
Oh, they're still there, but there ARE upsides.
@shapularАй бұрын
But what if you were just a head?
@kitsune_gtАй бұрын
@@NetzachEnjoyer yes, im tired of people pretending like being immortal is entirely garbage
@kitsune_gtАй бұрын
@@shapular what 😭
@alicepbg2042Ай бұрын
I'm immortal, not a timelord. Learning a new language takes the same amount of time. edit: the obnoxius feeling when people think they are being clever when they say some variance of "time is relative" instead of just moving on... and no, if you are annoyed of taking a year to learn a thing, you will still get annoyed the same if you are immortal. specially when you need to do it again since your memory isn't infinite.
@louis-charlesgodin5010Ай бұрын
In eternity, learning a new language is nothing but a speck in time
@titaniumstar1772Ай бұрын
immortality means that you WILL see the heat death of the universe in a couple trillion years Whats a few weeks to a that?
@cabbage2329Ай бұрын
I mean, there's absolutely zero pressure 'cause you've quite literally got all the time in the world, right?
@christianslaughter8724Ай бұрын
When you're immortal, a year to learn a language *is* no time
@bigsad6797Ай бұрын
@titaniumstar1772 it's a lot more than a couple trillion actually which makes your point even stronger
@fake_heavenАй бұрын
You can bicker with other immortals until the heat-death of the universe.
@JasonAizatoZemeckisАй бұрын
The most human thing ever
@Mr2010forgebenАй бұрын
I always wanted immortality combined with going back to the beginning of time. I'd love to watch the Genesis of the human race and follow along with it throughout the years
@data3419Ай бұрын
Like the Emperor from 40k
@phasi2182Ай бұрын
what an idiotic assumption that time becomes meaningless if you have infinite time is not a currency. you cannot horde it or save it for later. you can not cash in a bunch at once. time goes at the same pace as it always does, stopping or slowing for no one so you have more years to live than you can count, what difference does it make if you still can't find happiness
@TheFishE77OfficialАй бұрын
If you have all the time in the world and you still can't figure out how to be happy, sounds like a you problem. Maybe stop being a loser in the limited time you _actually_ have and you'll realize how idiotic _your_ assumptions are too.
@robuxyyyyyyyyyy4708Ай бұрын
I thought the title said immorality at first
@yuriatsugi3696Ай бұрын
Omg i thought i was the only one, haha😂😂
@xxGreenRobloxАй бұрын
oh my god i did too
@JKBDTSАй бұрын
Same!
@timetraveler7Ай бұрын
Upsides of immorality include: Being able to do what you want without any moral inhibitions
@BraydenBunch58Ай бұрын
We all wished we could be immortal at some point in out lives
@mechadekaАй бұрын
Absolutely not. It's a terrifying prospect.
@eglolАй бұрын
And for immortals, they've all wished they could be mortal sometime in their lives.
@Hircode-g1rАй бұрын
@@mechadekaImmortality Isn't a curse but a responsibility and some people can't handle responsibility. Edit: It's a curse if your will isn't strong enough.
@xxGreenRobloxАй бұрын
@@Hircode-g1r WOULD YOU IN FACT ENJOY BEING IN SPACE POTENTIONALLY FEELING THE PAIN FROM SUFFOCATING CONSTANTLY DEPENDING ON IF YOUR IMMORTALITY COVERS PAIN FOR ALL ETERNITY
@Grayson-tk5hnАй бұрын
i have then i realized it would be terrible
@mcrain1283Ай бұрын
let's be real people who say immortality is bad are just coping because we can't make ourselves immortal yet
@werdna1969Ай бұрын
Don't forget pensions and senior discounts!
@tjpprojects7192Ай бұрын
In a couple hundred or thousand years, humans invent immortality and join you for eternity.
@sr.favopossodeixarvaziosim4595Ай бұрын
If immortality/longer life could be bred, you could also do it the hard way. Even watered-down longer lifespans are a win. Make children, then eugenically breed more children between them. Depending on your view on incest, you can do it easy. Even just breeding cousin to cousin or you with four/five degrees of distance, you can already do a lot of eugenics.
@tjpprojects7192Ай бұрын
@sr.favopossodeixarvaziosim4595 Eugenics is worthless in the face of genetic engineering and digitial ascension. Breeding immortality might take millions of years, as the longer it takes humans to live, the slower it is to increase their lifespan. The ONLY thing Eugenics might help with, is in isolating specific genes in the short term that are associate with aging. Other than that, it's beat by literally all other forms of life extension.
@WelcomeToDERPLANDАй бұрын
I feel like this upsides arent really upsides to immortality- like I'm pretty sure learning a language is still just as hard as its always been, even if you are immortal.
@masongrainger2271Ай бұрын
Yeah but you have to live thru the sun going supernova and experience the intense heat then intense cold until you are caught up in some exo planet's gravity if you're lucky, but it's probably just a gas giant with frozen mercury rain that stings you until the universe undergoes heat death.
@DiaphatАй бұрын
Yet you still can't beat the second stage of Battletoads for the NES.
@CrustyFox87Ай бұрын
In an ORIGINAL STORY I’m writing with MY OWN CHARACTERS, Immortal Spirits are from another dimension separate from Earth, and a few important characters are Immortals. These points in the video apply very well to them, especially the relationship one :)
@Zedryx69Ай бұрын
Heat Death of the Universe? who cares lmfao I get to watch a black dwarf undergo cold fusion
@trajectoryunownАй бұрын
I missed the "t" the first time I saw this in my feed. That's a _very_ important letter.
@죽은_시민의_사회Ай бұрын
Thought it said Upsides of Immorality at first
@JKBDTSАй бұрын
Same
@pueraeternus.Ай бұрын
Stirner would have liked that.
@nxcnibiruАй бұрын
You can literally just walk anywhere and live there at any point because if you can't die that means you can live with no food, water or sleep, and it's not like you're gonna lose a lot of time on a teeny tiny France to Taiwan walk
@StoneBox_761aАй бұрын
You also don't have to eat, sleep, or even breathe!
@pueraeternus.Ай бұрын
Wrong, I can't beat that one boss because they decided to make the game online-only in a server that will shutdown in a short amount of time compared to my endless lifespan. (Skill issue)
@matheuscerqueira7952Ай бұрын
Wait. Recently I found and played through a game from my childhood that I couldn't get close to finishing back then. Are you saying I'm immortal?
@Grayson-tk5hnАй бұрын
doesnt change my mind that immortality would be terrible
@cat_supernova2242Ай бұрын
Yay a new vanegood video ^w^
@BlaineworldАй бұрын
i thought that said “immorality” and now i an very disappointed
@cheeseandcorn4635Ай бұрын
I misread it as "immorality" and i was very confused up until the 3rd bullet when i reread the title
@bud9133Ай бұрын
Live long enough, and you can mess around with evolution. For example, the platypus.