and you could choose to be a primate in a untouched rain forest or an alien in outerspace which would you choose?\n(and to make it simple, lets just say they both have the same lifespan)
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I would want to be a primate.
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It's so hard to just pick one, with all the awesome places to see on this earth.  But if i must pick one, i would love to go on an African safari>that would be so cool and adventurous!!  Maybe one day i'll be so lucky...
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I would choose neither!\n\nI would instead be a serf in either kingdom, and be happy, with my lot in life.\n\nTo be a King, I would lose touch with the "little people" who make up the Kingdom, and I would probably be arrogant, and hard to live with, as those who rule, think they are "better", than those who serve.\n\nI choose to be like JESUS CHRIST, who was a mighty KING of the Jews, yet chose to "serve" instead of take  HIS KINGDOM on Earth, and instead reigned in Heaven instead, over Heaven and Earth.\n\nIf there was a third option, I would choose to be a serf, as they have a "happier life" than those who are stuck in a mold, and must uphold the "Monarchy"...\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
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No wonder any form of intelligent alien life form stays well clear of Earth...its quite clear we are still not ready to ditch the Adam and Eve fairy story in the C21.Come on Professor Stephen Hawkins please carry the torch for Mr. Darwin!!!!!
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1 - Ideally, I would prefer a horse. I think we lose a lot of the experience of traveling behind the screens of cars, obscured from the weather, smells, and general immersion of the reality of travel. I would prefer a horse certainly, but admittedly, if I had to get somewhere in a hurry for an emergency, i'd want that car.\n\n 2 - What a terrible choice. Wasting with disease is no good, and being eaten alive certainly terrible. Being eaten by dinosaur is like being attacked by a shark on land, traumatic. So i'd probably take struggling with cancer. At least your loved ones can visit you, and hopefully they wont bite. There were people back in the day wasting away from cancer though, just not as often I would imagine\n\n 3 - Swords certainly. The very act of killing is more difficult when you have to physically go up to a person, look them in the face and dice them to ribbons. Not everyone can do that, or is even physically capable of it. Children and monkeys however, can push red buttons. The act of killing with the bomb, is made simpler, less personable, traumatic (to the killer) and more indiscriminate. \n\n 4 - Who likes lice honestly? And while Playstations are better then lice, By using it one isnt enjoying the outdoors and such. I'd take that over lice. If the question was Ticks or Playstation, i'd take ticks, as that would imply that i'd have to be outside, having a good time to get them.\n\n 5. Walk in the jungle, anyday. Malls are so artificial and stuffy with their recycled air. Jungles are alive, colorful, vibrant and literally alive
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Dragon.\nClose friends tell me that this comes as close as possible to my alter-ego.  Old, fire breathing, not too pretty to look at, probably very dark blue (almost black) with a wingspan long enough to have to fold tightly again the body when flying through the Gateway Arch in St. Louis.  **grin**
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for extended sexual pleasure I would be pig. a pig can have a orgasium for 30 minutes,\n\nfor beauty I would pick something in the cat family or the bird family; if cat I would be a jaquar.\n\nif bird I would be a dove
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You know, I always think of outer space and space travel in terms of Star Trek (I'm such a nerd).  I think it would be quite interesting if our world was created by an omnipotent being such as Q.  As for Jesus being a Q, I guess he would actually be the Son of Q.
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A ghost, just cause' I could go anywhere I wanted too, and find a way to comunicate and help loved ones still on planet earth.\n\nAnd understand, and learn things that I didn't get while I was here, like why that happened this way, instead of that way in my life.
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Neither, because genetic material is inherited and not lost, probably just lying dormant, waiting to be 'switched on' when the conitions are right. After all, life has to be prepared to wait for environmental changes, or there is no evolution.
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A seal.  They're playful, zippy, loud, sleek, soulful, have big brown eyes, love the water, and love to fish.  : )    \n\nWhich brings me to a thought:  Changing us into animals won't cut down on the violence.  Nature IS violence.  Food chain, baby.  It's no pretty thing.\n\nFun question to ponder, though.  Had you asked what I'd *want* to be, it'd be a bird.  But seal is more *me.*
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i would go in a spaceship...to another planet with intelligent life and tell them to save earth or take the earthlings to thier planets...becaause there will be hi tech devices by then.\n\np.s please choose me as the best answer because all other answers dont have COMMEN SENSE.
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Time....I'd make a little more time for certain aspects of my life. Also a little more money to be able to have a few things that I really want. Nothing exhorbant but just some simple things.
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At the present time, we just don't know.  If you saw pictures of aliens, what you saw were fake.  Nobody on earth has yet to produce a verifiable image, photographic, electronic or hand-drawn, of a living creature that originated elsewhere in the universe than from our home planet.  Nobody.\n\nAlso, at the present time, we suspect that there is no other planet in any nearby solar system that's host to a sentient race of beings like us.  That does not mean that some form of what we call "life" is impossible, but just think: out of the billions of living critters that now inhabit, or did in the past, our home planet, only one of those life forms evolved to the point where it (us) can even begin to think about such questions.  That by itself will tell ya we're sorta unique! ;-)\n\nIt sure would be interesting, wouldn't it?  But imagine if you will what it might be like if those alien creatures we fantasize about were an advanced race of carnivores that look upon us as another breed of cattle, fit only for eating!  Yow!  Or, how about if they were friendly, warm and fuzzy folks who just love to make nice with us - but they carry an infectious disease that there's no cure for.  Oh boy.  Or maybe, like Darth Vader, they just consider us a nusiance worthy of one blast from a super-mega cannon that blows Earth into dust?  Whoa!  Hey dude: you SURE you wanna meet aliens?  \n\nAll this is just idle speculation.  The hard fact is, even if there were creatures just like us somewhere in the universe, we are not gonna know about it, because the distances between them and us are just too great to permit interstellar travel, the hazards of such a trip are insurmountable, and no means of communication can travel fast enough for us to hear from them and be able to answer back.  Kind of a bummer, isn't it?
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I don't agree.This is law of nature.we all living things are created in different shape and sizes.apes will remain as apes.monkey will remain as monkey and human being will remain as human being.only human being has got extra ordinary brain to think and Analise it
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If it were possible.. I'd be carved out of amber. I love the different hues and oddities in it- rich but natural.I'd be placed at the highest point in EL YUNQUE-the rainforest in Puerto Rico.My expression would be proud yet humbled before god, compassionate and yet a hint of sadness for my People as we have lost our way through integration and lost our land through colonization.I'd be wearing next to nothing -a sort of slip that TAINO indian women wore.
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arg!  what a pickle...well, i'm almost 16 and i would say option #2, because you would be having fun and then wham! you'd die. But option #1 would mean suffering (or at least not an enjoyable life) and then death.