Would You Restart Your Life?

[SuperSuperSuperGuy]

Yes. One thousand times yes. If I could restart with the knowledge that I currently possess, my life would be so much better. I would be able to avoid doing stupid things and making bad decisions when I was younger. I'd be able to pass school with flying colours, too! Probably skip a few grades, too...

I'd probably be able to impress people with intellect and maturity far surpassing that of other children.

 

[GiglameshSoulEater]

Holy hell yeah.

I have often thought about the ability to 'restart' with my currentknowledge.
Make things a hell of a lot easier.

 

[monkey_man]

Even though my (short) life has been filled with terrible mistakes, I would not redo it. Because the world will be different if you take a different path, so it would be the same shit all over again, perhaps with worse outcomes.
And I am quite happy with how my life's been lately. It's not ferpect, and I can improve, but I am young, so plenty of time to work away my flaws

 

[Quazimofo]

Would you want to restart your life with the intelligence you currently have?
I probably would.

perhaps in a few decades when i actually get out of school and get to do stuff, though that would be kind of akward. i guess i would now, because i have made many many MANY mistakes in the past, and thanks to my own overreactions to things, made my company and my life in general alot shittier at times than it really needed to be.\

Capatcha: caloymec road. anyone know where that is?

 

[Jake0fTrades]

I wouldn't restart my ENTIRE life, but I'd gladly go back to the last checkpoint--the beginning of high school.

 

[KingofallCosmos]

No way, I think I'm almost halfway, not gonna go through the same shit again. Plus I'd have to wait ages to get some new music or games.

 

[C95J]

Yes, not only to erase mistakes I made, but to relive my childhood, which is nearly over. There are so many things which I would change...

Not that I don't like my life at the moment, it's fantastic, just I would like a second chance at some things.

 

[Gudrests]

I'll do it when I'm on my death bed.....would make life so much better

 

[Curlythelock]

I think I am perhaps too young to restart my life, maybe in 20 years time I would be inclined to do so.

 

[Norendithas]

Maybe if I got to live the next several years before the restart.

 

[Hairetos]

With the intelligence I currently have? If that includes knowledge, then hell yeah that'd be ridiculous.

I'll see your ABC's and raise you differentials? I'd be the most OP guy on the planet.

 

[Choppaduel]

Another way to ask it is: would you trade everything for more time to live?

 

[Aulleas123]

Absolutely! I've thought about replaying my life and making way better choices. Of course, I'd love to make more mistakes since that's primarily how we learn (most of our "street smarts" anyway), but I think that my life would be significantly better if I established better habits earlier on.

 

[The Lunatic]

Uhm... I guess.

I mean, given I'd already know everything, sure, I'd like a little time to memorize some stuff that'd be useful, but...

On the other side, restarting from scratch, like, As a baby being able to remember everything but not do anything?

That'd kind suck. If I was given lottery numbers though, you betcha it'd be worth it.

 

[bulbasaur765]

Yes. The best years of my life were from 1995-2001. The intelligence would make them even better.

 

[Olorune]

Yes, immediately.
I have this mental state where I spend every day lamenting the decisions I got wrong and the opportunities I missed.

I feel you on that. I'd love to go back and change some of my decisions. I feel that I know that if I changed what I'd done at certain points in my life, I would be much better off at this stage in life.

Besides that, I'd be a 3rd grader with a firm grasp on Calculus; what's not to love about that?!?

 

[Canadamus Prime]

I don't know, maybe. If I did I know a few choice people I'd punch in the face instead of just putting up with their bullshit.

 

[Xaio30]

If I kept all my memories? Maybe.

If not? No. What I've done is what defines me and I'm completely happy with how that has turned out.