You get to be 17 againBUTIt's the current year2026would you do it?You have whatever networth you had when you were 17Same with degrees, living circumstances etcYou do retain your mind though
>>83891109>would you do it?Holy fuck, no. I'm glad I lived in an era before smartphones became widespread.
Can't conceive it, hard to gather what would be of uni me on this AI slop era.
Absolutely. I could make my health so much better than it currently is by the time I'm my current age again
Yeah I'd take that deal in a moment
>>83891109I wish I were born in the year 2100
>>83891109I would like to, but that means I now for sure have to watch everything I love die, Being the last one to go sounds lonely.
>>83891109>would you do it?in an instance
>>83891236>>83891209but why?honestly if it wasnt for my networth I'd probably do it>32>retired
>>83891297what do you mean why, i'm 100 times more experienced than i was at 17, i know everything i did wrong, you can ask ai for everything else, and i would happily avoid having anything to do with a toxic bog that is my family.resetting my mind on the other hand would be the whole other deal
>>83891109I don't know, probably not. Maybe. If it meant I could drown in zoomette pussy
>>83891109well my life sucked at 17 so if unless this is a form of reincarnation where i get a new body then no
>>83891109>you retain your mind.I guess put a bunch of money on nvidia when the AI bullshit comes up, don't even attempt college, and try not be a retard
i liked the overall culture of the 2000s, including the internet culture. there was always shitposting and sarcasm, but look at old forums/websites/4chan threads: they're at least sincere. now, everyone is in this whole irony-poisoned Twitter/politics mode, and i just find it exhausting.so yeah, good question OP, but the answer is no. i miss my youth, but i wouldn't be getting MY youth back.
>>83891109>would you do it?Yes.This is sort of cheating but yeah there are many mistakes in my youth. Largest been to be disheartened by my deficiencies and removing myself from society. It was bad for me in the world but not that bad i catastrophized too much. I spent more than decade healing my fears, afraid to talk to people, without such handicap it would be much easier, not wasting my youth hiding in the bedroom.
>>83891109>You do retain your mind thoughThat's such a fucking cheat I dunno how anyone could reject it. I could correct all my bad life choices and make even worse ones.
>>83891297Id take estrogen And my health would be better now
>>83891109Do i keep my memories and do my parents and the one friend i have get younger too? if so then yes, 7 years of lifespan is invaluable. Getting a CS job would basically become impossible since i still wouldnt have finished uni but whatever.
Honestly no. Being a 17 year old girl is a living hell. You are desired by everybody but they all treat you like a five year old BUT hold you to the standards of a 25 year old. I genuinely am proud of myself for not killing myself back then. I wouldn't be 17 again for a million bucks.
>>83892343>That's such a fucking cheat I dunno how anyone could reject it. I could correct all my bad life choices and make even worse ones.i get you, but my mind has deteriorated. e.g. i can't remember the plot of novels i vividly remembered AT 17.i would want some middle-ground where my memories get restored and my mind gets 'healed' a little, but not in any way where foreknowledge gets deleted. i used to wonder this about Cypher in The Matrix. he doesn't want to remember any of it...? not remain AWARE of the horrific real-world, but that he's found a way back in to the comfy simulation?
>>83892392>i get you, but my mind has deteriorated. e.g. i can't remember the plot of novels i vividly remembered AT 17.Minds hardware is the body. Hardware supposedly gets back into good shape too.
>>83892353moid hands wrote this. all women want to be younger no matter what
>>83891109Whoever edited the image didn't erase his Chudlines that wouldn't have existed at age 17 probably
>>83892392>i get you, but my mind has deteriorated.Mine too, probably, but I feel like all the experience with the world outweighs it so much.>not remain AWARE of the horrific real-worldMight just be me, but I think being aware of the world being horrible is good for being happy. It lets you appreciate what little you have more, knowing you very easily could've had less.
