If you could, would you live forever?

Just because I cited things she mentioned doesn't mean I have to come to the same conclusion

No, I know, that's the point! You cite the same issues, but vote differently.
I think that's interesting!

SeaWyrm has to exposit more on what kind of choice we're actually making.

I very deliberately didn't. I want also to capture the assumptions people make about what "live forever" means.

It's funny that this question is posed at this particular time, as this is the start of one of the larger events of the christian calendar: Holy Week (or Easter Week). The whole "celebration" of sorts about this week is based around a particular death, and then what came after.

Woah, huh. I didn't even think of that! Good timing, then.
Personally, I'm pretty convinced there isn't an afterlife. Even if I wasn't, I wouldn't be all that interested in passing up certain immortality in favor of the possibility that I'm wrong and will get to experience some fantastic existence beyond death. I mean, there's already a pretty fantastic existence right here, y'know?