How will your name live on?
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Odds are, it wont.
My life like many is just one as another cog in the machine.
Sorry if this depresses anyone but honestly unless something extraordinary happens, my life like most of the rest of the masses will only leave limited effects and when my loved ones and those I have effected have passed on me and anything I have done will be lost to the sands of time.
My life like many is just one as another cog in the machine.
Sorry if this depresses anyone but honestly unless something extraordinary happens, my life like most of the rest of the masses will only leave limited effects and when my loved ones and those I have effected have passed on me and anything I have done will be lost to the sands of time.
Every living person on the planet will know my name.
All 1000-2000 of them that's left.
I'll be the evil maniac that decimated the world's ecosystem and threw the remainder of the human race back into the stone ages.
And there's nothing your precious Austin Powers can do about it.
That is unless, of course, the world pays me a ... hefty ransom.
For your lives, I demand no less than one billion, gajillion, fifillion Yen.
Muahahahhaaaaaaa!
All 1000-2000 of them that's left.
I'll be the evil maniac that decimated the world's ecosystem and threw the remainder of the human race back into the stone ages.
And there's nothing your precious Austin Powers can do about it.
That is unless, of course, the world pays me a ... hefty ransom.
For your lives, I demand no less than one billion, gajillion, fifillion Yen.
Muahahahhaaaaaaa!
Well I better do some epic adventure stuff so that my tales of my epicness will be pass on to my relatives after I passed away.
I used to work as a reviews editor for a local videogame website based around Playstation platforms. There are quite a few articles published that have my name in them.
Also, I tend to sign some of my drawings.
Also, I tend to sign some of my drawings.
When I enslave the world and have a mountain carved into a giant statue of me, of course.
In all seriousness, it probably won't, except for maybe kids.
In all seriousness, it probably won't, except for maybe kids.
if i were to croak right now, my name will live on in an alpha of my game, that i put on indieDB recently... though i haven't had too many hits on it yet :/
At this point it probably won't. Although those old Nintendo comics used to publish letters that the fans would write them in the back and I wrote one to them once when I was 9, but I have no idea if it ever got published though. However if it did I suppose my name will live on in some comic nut's comic collection.
Depends.
If I go into the Civil Service, my name will be forgotten in seconds, unless I get blamed for an MP making a shitty decision.
If I go into the military I will either remain nameless or live on as a name on some war memorial somewhere, as a brief image on a TV broadcast.
If I go into politics? Hopefully I will be remembered for doing the right thing, whatever the right thing might happen to be.
If I go into the Civil Service, my name will be forgotten in seconds, unless I get blamed for an MP making a shitty decision.
If I go into the military I will either remain nameless or live on as a name on some war memorial somewhere, as a brief image on a TV broadcast.
If I go into politics? Hopefully I will be remembered for doing the right thing, whatever the right thing might happen to be.
My (really early, really crappy) games have made it onto the demo disk of a Finnish gaming magazine, so I guess they'll live on.
My most recent projects, I hope to finish, release, and distribute - at the least they'll probably be reviewed somewhere.
So, I might make it big. Then again, maybe not. Maybe I need to get around to carving my name in a stone obelisk somewhere.
My most recent projects, I hope to finish, release, and distribute - at the least they'll probably be reviewed somewhere.
So, I might make it big. Then again, maybe not. Maybe I need to get around to carving my name in a stone obelisk somewhere.
Barely anyone is remembered much. However, I would still like to think that, for example, say I contributed some code to Ubuntu, and sign it (In a comment or variable or something). Now then, a few hundred years in the future, someone will flick through the ancient copies of Linux from ages past in the huge archeo-servers of a future e-museum. They may delve into the source code for some purpose. And they may just see my contributed code and wonder, even if for a fraction of a second, who that person was.The_Lost_King said:
Its the easiest way to achieve immortality.