I could totally go for being an immortal.
I have never understood those who look forward to their demise. Sure I would miss friends and family who had passed away but I would always remember them.
I think of all the good I could do, all the things I could learn, and all the experiences I could have. Just being a witness to history as it unfolds would be an amazing experience.
Here a short list of what I would do with my immortality. . .
. . . the good I could do . . .
I would become the ultimate businessman and put my vast wealth into charities, foundations, endowments, and projects. Some of my pet projects I would payroll would be . . .
- I would love to fund a World Wide Water project. Bringing clean water to impoverished communities world wide. I believe this can be done affordably and effectively by creating a tuition grant program for engineering students.
- Global vaccination program to eradicate polio and other preventable diseases
- I would plug millions in the LDS Perpetual Education Fund
- The US alone produces enough food to feed the world. The biggest issue in making food available to every mouth is transportation. I would love to solve the transportation issues which could eradicate hunger
- Fund GWU, the building and expansion of its campus, and the building of satellite campuses globally
- I would learn to read, write, and speak every language in the world by living in each and every country for at least seven years. That should also give me a great understanding of the culture as well
- I would learn a ton of musical instruments
- I would continually study with the greatest minds in all the sciences and intellectual disciplines
- I would learn the arts - painting, sculpture, etc
- I would climb all the mountains
- I would scuba dive all the cool spot and then find new ones
- I would teach at a ton of schools
- I would visit all the sacred sites in various countries
- Tour de World at least a dozen times
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