Do you recommend life?

Like let's say their soul has a chance to be born on planet earth as a human. Do you convince them to be born or to forgo this existence?

>>513417358 (OP)
depends if you can choose to live the life im in or someone else in a 6'2 white mans body with a wife and doesnt have to work and just smokes weed all day. gotta be top 0.000001% of human lives for sure. otherwise its prob not worth it

>>513417358 (OP)
when rebe bites off child's foreskin

>>513417708
This.

Personally the whole thing makes me feel uneasy. When people talk about near death experiences a lot of them seem to report wanting to leave their Earthly body and feeling sad at going back to it. Sometimes there's a voice telling them it's not their time, ancestors or mysterious third parties showing up, sometimes contractual obligations seeming to be invoked.

All of this raises a lot of questions, obviously, that no one has an answer for but it doesn't fill me with a warm fuzzy feeling.

>>513417358 (OP)
Hard pass on the loosh farm

>>513417358 (OP)
depends on the alternative(s). without knowing them probably no though because biological life is a disgusting nightmare

>>513417358 (OP)
frogo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FYtNQ8izM0

>>513417358 (OP)
I'd do it over again

>>513417358 (OP)
Would tell him its worth existing. Unless he is born in India of course.

>>513417358 (OP)
I recommend life, but not human. Being a hawk or some other raptor would be bitchin.

>>513418446
I think 99% of people have to. It's comforting in a way knowing we all get our millionth chance to make things right, but damn if doesn't suck.

>>513418662
I’d be a bear so women would choose me