Immortality is a curse

I'd still drink it

Wait till you outlive all your loved ones and friends

@Bruno_PAssuncao Sooo ? I’d keep meeting new people making new friends Fuvking bad bitches Smoke weed drink alcohol like water The possibilities are endless

@Bruno_PAssuncao You will get tired of it all at some point

This is basically the story of wolverine…

This mf literally had all the time in the world and he chose to fall in love… Im becoming the richest man to ever exist, and im going to get thousands of women pregnant to see if my descendants out love me 🤣🤣🤣

That's not necessarily how immortality work you said you can't break bones

Care to explain

Who said you can't brake a bone you fall and you are going to break a bone your just not going to die. Just like if you're immortal and get shot you're not fucking bulletproof you just don't die from the bullets every other bad shit you get the pain and everything you just don't die that's immortality.

@lauren_w67 Still saying the same thing you fall you wound but heals fast and your cells are stronger .

@lauren_w67 Who said that's the case

If he didn’t live forever he wouldn’t have found his wife, so I suppose that is worth it

I will drink it without a second thought.

Now apply this to heaven/hell and watch your mind lose itself

Living forever is only bad if everyone else can’t. I personally believe in Christs promise of eternity in heaven and a new earth, I think immortality with loved ones who are also immortal and eternal peace is gonna be great

I disagree. If you’re immortal and not aging, you still can go out and live life. Still can make friends by doing activities and find partners. If you sad and alone then you shouldn’t have took the drink in the first place lol

The only reasons I wouldn't want to be immortal is that when the world eventually explodes or something similar, you'll be stuck floating in space. Also, what happens if you are captured by someone for some reason and tortured? You can just be tortured for a long time without dying yet feeling all of the pain. EVERYTHING dies but you. No thank you.

If you’re a sociopath, then this won’t bother you at all.

I'd rather be immortal. Immortality is not a curse you become like Rick a god unable to feel deaths wrath.

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Im still chugging that thing. In 1980: I'll start by living in the woods in a cabin i hand built. Nice and cozy living alone for about 60 years. In 2040: I decide make money and build education of deep space and advanced mechanics 3070: Im on my way to the edge of the universe

Didn’t invest a single dollar in anything. Id become the literal richest person on the planet behind closed doors and make sure all world powers fell in line and served their countries and their people. Immortality is a waste for the one who knows not what to do with it

Would I still drink it?

I will drink it I repeat , I will drink it all… Just to be clear ,IDGAF I’ll drink if all …. Dead God , I don’t wanna die !!! I want to live forever I don’t wanna grow old 😥

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**In legend, the successful alchemist gains (or is claimed to gain) the Philosopher’s Stone / elixir of life, but the deeper tradition treats this as spiritual perfection more than simple physical immortality—and historical figures rarely, if ever, escape ordinary death.**<grok:render card_id=“84de8f” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”><argument name="citation_id">1</argument></grok:render> The classic Western and Islamic alchemical goal (the Magnum Opus) was the Philosopher’s Stone, said to transmute base metals into gold and yield an elixir that could heal, rejuvenate, and prolong life indefinitely. Figures such as Nicolas Flamel (posthumous legends) and the Count of Saint Germain (who cultivated an aura of extreme age and mysterious origins while alive) became the archetypes of the “successful” alchemist who supposedly achieved this. Saint Germain, an 18th-century court adventurer and amateur chemist, was called by Voltaire “a man who never dies and who knows everything”; after his recorded death in 1784, occult traditions (Theosophy, the I AM movement) elevated him to an Ascended Master who had transcended ordinary mortality. Flamel, a historical Parisian notary, was later mythologized as having created the Stone, amassed wealth, and lived on (or faked his death) with his wife.<grok:render card_id=“cb64b7” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”><argument name="citation_id">3</argument></grok:render> Yet the primary sources and scholarly readings emphasize that true success was not mere longevity. In many Arabo-Islamic and later Western texts, the perfected adept acquires divine knowledge of the cosmos, renounces worldly gold and ambition, and prefers the hereafter—becoming an ascetic rather than an immortal hedonist. The Stone was understood as perfecting the soul as well as matter; moral and spiritual purity were prerequisites. Physical immortality claims were often illusory or actively harmful: Chinese imperial alchemists and European experimenters frequently poisoned themselves with mercury- and arsenic-based “elixirs.” In modern fiction (e.g., Harry Potter), the successful Flamel ultimately destroys the Stone and accepts death as the next stage.<grok:render card_id=“e41b9b” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”><argument name="citation_id">11</argument></grok:render> So the outcome is framed as both and neither: legends promise immortality (or the appearance of it), while the esoteric core of alchemy prioritizes moral/spiritual transformation. The video’s theme that “immortality is a curse” aligns with the idea that clinging to endless physical life without that inner perfection leads to isolation, loss, and existential burden—exactly the fate the traditions warn against. Historical evidence shows the legendary figures died; the lasting “success” was cultural myth and, in occult circles, symbolic or spiritual immortality.

the worst part starts when the sun eats the earth

I was all in until his wife died. I would never have kids. that’s torture. I wouldn’t take it.

Yes

Will still drink it

If you are immortal you will never forget anything. You brain is always in top condition and no memory fades. That's the biggest curse of immortality to remember forever. If you can forget that's a blessing. Normal humans will forget as our body changes eventually.

Well, nobody is aware I’m 156yrs

Yo, you would think with that much time someone would you know train themselves to be well at least ignore pain

There's only one way to find out, but we don't have any imortals

Yes

I’m drinking it and leaving a little to replicate in secret

😂😂Her dumb ass.. how it take her so long to notice you weren’t aging?

yes😂

Yes, I’d drink it.

Okay give me that bottle now!

Yes

Congratulations A hole You made just what many others did before you Immortality looks bad ?What is the lesson here? Dying is good?