If you could read your future
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If you could read your future
Would you want to know?
What about the future of your loved ones?
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The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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But I would be the one that is horrible and uses it for evil... to find out the future of other people and get revenge on people that deserve it!
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You go girl! I didn't think of that, but some people would be served a big slice of karma pie, if I had access to something like that. ;-pALynnPowers wrote:I would be all up over that.
But I would be the one that is horrible and uses it for evil... to find out the future of other people and get revenge on people that deserve it!
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
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If things were bad...why would I want to know?
If things were good...I'd rather be surprised!
What is grief, if not love persevering?
Grief is just love with no place to go.
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I agree with thathareid03 wrote:Absolutely yes. I hate surprises and not knowing things. I was the kid who would sneak around and open my christmas presents before christmas then wrap them back up so I knew what I was getting and could plan my reaction if I got something I didn't like. I would definitely like to know. My only problem would be not accidentally altering anything after I knew. Obviously it would be happening for a reason and I wouldn't want to change that because it could have awful consequences later.
— Walter Lippmann
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But then again, I would have to say no, because I am not in a place where I want to know if something bad happens. When you are hanging on by a thread, you want more happiness than sorrow, and if my future held more sorrow, (which it probably would... there is a lot of bad life circumstances that no one should have to face that I have to keep going through), I wouldn't want to see it, because it would eke the happiness from me very quickly.
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