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I agree with other posters…. as far as we know we all have only one life to live, I wouldn’t mind donating blood for research but I wouldn’t forfeit my life.
Actually if this dilemma really happened maybe your life would be in danger anyway… you would be worth millions to some drug company……scary dilemma :shock:
We all like to think that we’d be noble and put the needs of many before our own life but when it comes to the crunch…
Whilst I am still capable of living a reasonably full life and can spend it with people that I love, I would be happy to give as much blood as I could without putting my own life in danger, but not to give my life for an experiment for which the results are not guaranteed. Once I had had enough of living, say once everyone I loved was gone and I’d done everything I wanted in life, then I’d like to think that yes, I would give my life.
The next dilemma would be when someone you loved had cancer, but I think in all honesty there is only one that I would give my life for so that they could live and I suspect that they wouldn’t want that.
@panda12 wrote:
@terry wrote:
Should I mention the fact that you’ve used an apostrophe in the title of this thread?
Should I mention you need to get a life?
Huh.. having an education = not having a life?
Strange.. all those successful and rich businessmen who had an education are happy and well provided for and lead a good life, and then the uneducated who live in council houses and work minimum wage jobs.. hmmm
@jen_jen wrote:
We all like to think that we’d be noble and put the needs of many before our own life but when it comes to the crunch…
Whilst I am still capable of living a reasonably full life and can spend it with people that I love, I would be happy to give as much blood as I could without putting my own life in danger, but not to give my life for an experiment for which the results are not guaranteed. Once I had had enough of living, say once everyone I loved was gone and I’d done everything I wanted in life, then I’d like to think that yes, I would give my life.
The next dilemma would be when someone you loved had cancer, but I think in all honesty there is only one that I would give my life for so that they could live and I suspect that they wouldn’t want that.
Wow, good post! That’s a true point. If it’s someone who loves you that is dying of cancer… what would be the point in surviving if you had to spend the rest of your life miserable and guilty?
In that situation I’d probably prefer to spend a few months with the one I love as opposed to 30 or 40 years without them.
Would you have sex with someone for £1,000,000 if no one would find out?
It would mean spending at least 6 hours with that person, so blokes…no wham bam thank you maa’m :wink: ( btw I have apostrophe-itus…so paranoid I don’t know where to put it!).
(no judging guys it’s only a make believe dilemma)@kent f OBE wrote:
Would you have sex with someone for £1,000,000 if no one would find out?
It would mean spending at least 6 hours with that person, so blokes…no wham bam thank you maa’m :wink: ( btw I have apostrophe-itus…so paranoid I don’t know where to put it!).
(no judging guys it’s only a make believe dilemma)
too fookin right i wud! YOLO :lol:@lucylocket wrote:
@kent f OBE wrote:
Would you have sex with someone for £1,000,000 if no one would find out?
It would mean spending at least 6 hours with that person, so blokes…no wham bam thank you maa’m :wink: ( btw I have apostrophe-itus…so paranoid I don’t know where to put it!).
(no judging guys it’s only a make believe dilemma)
too fookin right i wud! YOLO :lol:YOLO indeed.
I’ll take you up on that and I’ll pay on the never never. how does a pound a week sound?
Psssssst…am I the only one who had to google YOLO? :oops:
I thought YOLO was a typo??
(what does it mean then?)
Not just me then :lol:
You Only Live Once – YOLO
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