You. You just made my daywebepoop said:Cowbell. You can never have enough cowbell.
You. You just made my daywebepoop said:Cowbell. You can never have enough cowbell.
I disagree, this isn't about your own personal perspective of what is negative or not, death is considered a negative effect. Death is only ever not negative if you are committing suicide or dying satisfied at an elderly age, apart from those two circumstances why is death not negative if so many people go to such great lengths to avoid it?JimB said:First and foremost, this is only true if you consider death to be negative. It isn't. It is the just and correct end to life, neither positive nor negative to the person in question.SlaveNumber23 said:You're still suffering from negative effects, even if it's only just the once. It doesn't pass the wording of the question.JimB said:Dying comes to mind. Once you've died, you're pretty much beyond the reach of negative effects. You might have brain damage or some shit if they resuscitate you, but that's really the fault of being alive, not of dying.
Second, dead people can't suffer anything on account of being dead, unless you believe in an afterlife.
I'd rather not make another masturbation joke today. I already made two in an earlier today...Professor James said:Is there anything you can do that no matter how often you do it, you suffer absolutely no negative effects?
how about never being able to feel anything else and being forced to smile in any given situation - think the Happy Helment from Ren and StimpyC F said:...Being happy?
Can you actually suffer from perpetually being in good spirits? I have to wonder about that.
You have never been inside a long-term care facility.SlaveNumber23 said:Death is only ever not negative if you are committing suicide or dying satisfied at an elderly age.
It's not negative because if you live long enough, you lose your family, your friends, your senses, your energy, your ability to participate in your life, your social relevance, your control of your bodily functions, and your mind; your body rots and drags your mind down with it. If people were immortal and not subject to the decays of age and ill health, then sure, death would be all kinds of negative. As it is, death is the natural and necessary response to failure of the body. It's where we're all going, and it is better than the alternative.SlaveNumber23 said:Apart from those two circumstances why is death not negative if so many people go to such great lengths to avoid it?
Yet you yourself listed situations in which death is not negative, so why are you treating it as categorically undesirable?SlaveNumber23 said:The question asks "Is there anything you can do that no matter how often you do it, you suffer absolutely no negative effects?" The first death counts as a negative effect, just because the person who has died cannot suffer any further negative effects is irrelevant as a negative effect has already been achieved.
well, there could be a few things wrong with forgiveness and love. for forgiveness, it'd be like letting a criminal go no matter how much wrong they do and no matter how bad it gets. And for love, you could actually start to love something so much that it becomes destructive towards anything that might possibly get between yourself and the object or person of that directly love.90sgamer said:I can think of a few off the top of m head.Professor James said:Is there anything you can do that no matter how often you do it, you suffer absolutely no negative effects?
Learn
Forgive (not to be confused with inaction or being a push over)
love
wouldn't you eventually get bored of life especially you were like that you could do everything at least once but with an eternity to do it over and over again would get repetitive wouldn't it?likalaruku said:Being alive & healthy & young looking. If that lasted forever, then I'd gladly live for an eternity (until nature destroys us all with it's wrath).
Also....Garlic.
man, I hate to be the downer in this thread but the way I see it: the better you are at something over anyone, no matter how much you enjoy doing it at first, will eventually grow tedious and tiresome when so many people and if you continuously get better, eventually everyone will come to you for help. I think it would get tiring to try and help everyone especially seeing as how there are so many people that need help even with simple stuff.Capitano Segnaposto said:Professor James said:Is there anything you can do that no matter how often you do it, you suffer absolutely no negative effects?
At this point in my life? Programming. The more I do it, the more I learn. The more I learn, the better grades I get. The better grades I get, the better scholarships I get. The Better Scholarships I get, I pay less money. The less money I pay, the happier I am. The Happier I am, the better chance I get get promoted/do better at my job. The better I do my job, the better programming I do. The better programming I do: The more I learn.
So far I see no downsides to this.
inflation, increases in price of goods, lowering in value of every penny you have, high taxes, and the possibility to being robbed by everyoneKopikatsu said:I read the entire first page and there was not ONE suggestion of 'Money'. I'm disappointed in you all.
Anyway, that's my contribution. Money. Can't ever have enough money.
I'm sure those are all things that Carlos Helu (Richest man in the world) is brought down by. Oh wait, no he isn't! He has mansions that are built out of other, smaller mansions.BNguyen said:inflation, increases in price of goods, lowering in value of every penny you have, high taxes, and the possibility to being robbed by everyoneKopikatsu said:I read the entire first page and there was not ONE suggestion of 'Money'. I'm disappointed in you all.
Anyway, that's my contribution. Money. Can't ever have enough money.
he only has so much, you want an endless supply, big differenceKopikatsu said:I'm sure those are all things that Carlos Helu (Richest man in the world) is brought down by. Oh wait, no he isn't! He has mansions that are built out of other, smaller mansions.BNguyen said:inflation, increases in price of goods, lowering in value of every penny you have, high taxes, and the possibility to being robbed by everyoneKopikatsu said:I read the entire first page and there was not ONE suggestion of 'Money'. I'm disappointed in you all.
Anyway, that's my contribution. Money. Can't ever have enough money.
Nope. When you blink, you can't see anything. So the more you blink, the more you don't see. If you blinked an infinite number of times, you'd be blinking constantly. You'd be effectively blind.Lionsfan said:BlinkingProfessor James said:Is there anything you can do that no matter how often you do it, you suffer absolutely no negative effects?
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