I would live forever if possible. They will have to drag me out kicking and screaming.

As long as I had all my senses, and was physically able to take care of myself (and could still have a healthy sex life)... yes, I wouldn't mind living forever.

No Never I want to die - I have had enough, life, really. there are all teh people i love but if it was a choice - live or die - (give you a week to think it over ) I'd go for die1

I'd like to live for as long as I want - but if I had a choice between mandatory immortality and a regular life, I'd choose the regular life.

I have no interest in living forever, and I've seen no convincing evidence of an afterlife. I figure, I was nonexistent for billions of years before I was born, when I die, there won't be a "me" to be bothered by the fact of my nonexistence again. That said, I do want people to remember me well if they remember me at all, or at least have good things to say about my life.

No. Could you imagine waiting in line for eternity?

As usual, What is generally wished for and/or believed is probably; Impossible, ill advised or problematic. I do not think it is so, or could be. I have wished most of my life that it could be so. An endless existence where one could learn and experience all that this universe had to offer. Sometime after I had acknowledged the futility of such a wish, It occurred to me that I really had always thought of it as me, going on forever without others doing the same. When I contemplated always going on with others doing the same it started to seem dreadful. I had thought of it as a sort of escape. The same way others think of death. I suppose that it is likely not so and never so is probably just as well. What could it even mean? Changeless existence? Carrying on and on whilst falling apart in bits? When the earth is swallowed by the Sun or grows cold and dark? Immortality would have to be a sort of death, How could one carry on, without air, food, water etc., but to be something that no longer conforms to definitions of life, of living.?

I could get into immortality as long as I didn't have to live in South Dakota.

[news.com.au] The youth of today have a real chance to live forever without magic.

Well, unlike the article suggests, this atheist doesn't believe in any kind of afterlife or heaven or anything else associated with ideas like that. Having said that, yes, I would jump at the chance of being essentially immortal. I say essentially because any sudden major trauma to the body, especially the brain, would end your life. It is immortality barring major incident, and that makes it enticing. There is so much yet to learn, to experience that would keep me interested in living for a very, very long time. If it ever became tedious, I know there are ways out.

Hell yeah id chose Immortality I would finally Start my Legaue of Shaodws/Court of owls. And bring Humanity together and end all of this hatred

I only believe in a continuous energy field and after my body returns to ashes, who knows where the smoke goes? And, no I would not want an endless, life! What is the point? It appears to me that everything has a cycle, I want something even more adapted, to follow after me or from my demise!

I believe Humankind will eventually achieve biological immortality. IF there is such a thing as an afterlife, I am far more likely to believe it will be our "essence" uploaded somehow and preserved for download into another vessel (by technologically advanced entities, let's call them Aliens). I have no belief whatsoever in a mystical afterlife.

If it weren't for the period in human history known as the Dark Ages, humans would be so far technologically advanced in medical technology that we would already be living to several hundred years. My thoughts on an afterlife are not open to interpretation so I do not share.

In a heartbeat!

No after life but would love to live forever I would pick a subject or hobby get good at it then try something else or explore or travel there's so many possibilities

I am having enough trouble wanting to live, I really have no desire to live forever.

No existence after death-no evidence to support this theory.

Lots of people say things when they're young like... I don't want to live to be an old person. It's funny though that you never see someone who's an old person say oh I can't wait to die tomorrow.

I consider myself and immortalist. I was introduced to the idea back in my spiritual days buy Leonard Orr and his crew. But the health benefits of it really resonated with me, perhaps a bit more than some of his other students.

I believe we are like bubbles in a bath, when popped the essence goes up to the great collective and the physical descends back to the earth. Consciousness after this life has been proven by people, through past life experiences, while others say it can't be proved.

I don't know and nor does anybody else

Only 32% believe in life after death, yet over 86% believe in God. That does not compute. Isn't the whole point of religion , on a personal level, is to promise something after you die?

Why wouldn't I? Hell yes I would if I could.

I’d go for it only if omnipotence came with it so I could right a couple of wrongs. Otherwise, I choose death.

Immortality? It's working so far.