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There was this one pizza place in my hometown that we used to go to when I was growing up, I can't remember the original name of it. But, the food was gross. The pizza alone probably had enough grease and oil on it to warrant a U.S. invasion, Now that I'm back in my hometown, I get to go to this place again, only this time, it's under new ownership and the food is actually good now. Same Question

Wall-E (I know it's technically a Pixar movie, shhhh) Favorite Dreamworks movie?

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Their food is horribly unhealthy yet so horribly delicious... Generally, I don't eat fast food very often since it can be expensive and, well, the obvious health concerns. But I don't mind having a cheeseburger or Chicken McNuggets on occasion.

This test is pretty accurate, and quick. I identify as a Social Democrat.

I'm an Atheist who used to be Catholic. I'm also officially ordained with the Church of Bacon

I'm currently 22 years old. Between today and my 21st birthday, I can count how many times I've drank anything with alcohol on just one hand. Alcoholic beverages do not agree with my stomach at all, they give me very bad heartburn, so I very rarely drink.

My worst realistic fear is losing everything and everyone I love. Same

The PS2 is my all-time favorite PlayStation console. Favorite Nintendo console?

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I'm not a big fan of the whole bar/pub scene. If anything, I'll go during the day just to get something to eat. Favorite planet (besides Earth)?

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New York City Favorite City-building simulation game?

Yuck McDonald's Fish Fillet Sandwich?

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Providing we don't nuke ourselves back to the Stone Age, this what I hope the future will look like: General Technology: Labor is entirely automated The use of AIs is widespread Better means of transportation Think flying cars, bullet trains, space elevators, and so on.. Energy is produced using only renewable sources I don't see humanity dismantling Mercury to build a Dyson Swarm, but I could see future humans using more renewable sources of energy, especially if Earth's fossil fuel reserves run dry. Everything is Recyclable Paper, plastic, glass, electronics, food waste, etc are all recycled into new products instead of rotting in a landfill Climate Change is stopped and reversed This sounds far-fetched, but it is possible to reverse Climate Change. Better Infrastructure This could include better roads, electrical grids, telecommunications systems, and so on. Medicine: Diseases can be cured using CRISPR-engineered treatments. Biological 3D Printing allowing doctors to print new organs and even limbs for their patients. Better Vaccines with higher effectiveness rates. Higher life expectancy rates for the entire world. Robotic Surgeons, guided by AI, are the norm globally. Politics and Economics: All of Earth may be united under a single, global, government made up of elected representatives from each continent as well as representatives from human colonies on other planets. War may become a thing of the past, weaponry will be used largely for defensive purposes, and to reign in rebellious colonies. Unlike today, the economy of the future may revolve around the resource value of the entire solar system, leading to widespread prosperity and wealth, providing capitalism still exists in the future, that is Using this vast wealth, the government of humanity (or whatever its official title is) may provide each of their citizens with everything they need to survive and thrive. Because of new technologies, humans won't have to return to Earth to vote in elections, they can do so right from their communication device.

Honestly, I wouldn't want to live forever... Let me explain why. Being alive for all eternity would carry a lot of emotional baggage with it. You'd be forced to watch those you love succumb to age and pass away, you'd be forced to endure the destruction of the Earth in around four billion years as the Sun expands into a red giant star and engulfs it. Then, after that, you'll be drifting through space aimlessly until, finally, the universe itself dies. What happens after that? Will you still exist, even though time, space, and matter no longer exist, or would you finally die, your last breath making up the final atoms of the universe as we know it?