Yes I would. My curiosity of what might happen in the future outweighs any fears I have of it

Absolutely not. If you’d asked me 3 years ago, the answer may have been different.

Yes

Forever might be enough time to get it right.

no chance. it would be a curse in the end.

yes and no.
I would love to live long enough to learn, know and understand everything,
but then that is not how life works,
only that which dies can make life

To quote from The Highlander Theme Song: Who Wants to Live Forever? I think it depends on what kind of life one has had whether they want to continue with it. I'm also reminded of several sci-fi stories (Twilight Zone to be exact) where the character DID live forever, and problems ensued.

No, I won’t deny myself the human expietence for A Dorian Gray nightmare.

You say immune - some of us here have been ill and some are disabled. What happens to them? Some have degerative diseases? Wishful thinking but unrealistic.

I will ask the question what am I living for what is my purpose to be in mortal

Absolutely I would choose to live forever, and I suspect 99% of all other people would, too, as long as "as you are right now" is a healthy state. What you're describing is another variety of the Fountain of Youth mythos, and it's a human trait to fantasize about it. There are some who say it would grow dull/boring, and that's probably true, but it's also frankly immaterial.

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We're already well on our way towards immortality. I can't wait

The immortality is questionable...what I want is the freedom from illness, joint pain, etc!

I've seen too many movies where the immortal is eternally saddened by all those progressing around him/her without changing. Hard to build relationships this way. I'd say no. Give me powers to make everyone I WANTED immortal too? perhaps!

This is the promise of religion. To live forever in paradise. So many put their faith in this unfulfilled promise.

I would but it might get a bit drull after a few centuries. But what happens to me when the rest of humanity is wiped out by mutant A.i.

No, thank you.
I have absolutely no desire to be "immortal", regardless of what might be promised.
There are already too many occupants of this rock as it is.
I'm grateful that life is finite.

Nope, fof what purpose ?