I wonder if forever will last after the server is retired, and even after the human race has gone extinct, or been supplanted by robots.
So does "forever"="eternity" ? I always felt like forever meant "as long as I'm alive", but maybe that's not what other people feel it means. And when GH uses forever and I check the box does that mean it uses my definition of forever or someone else's? What if iMav feels like forever means "until my Apple Music free trial ends"? Does that dynamically change the meaning of "the forever checkbox"?
So does "forever"="eternity" ? I always felt like forever meant "as long as I'm alive", but maybe that's not what other people feel it means. And when GH uses forever and I check the box does that mean it uses my definition of forever or someone else's? What if iMav feels like forever means "until my Apple Music free trial ends"? Does that dynamically change the meaning of "the forever checkbox"?
You just made me question Forever Stamps...what does it really mean??
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So does "forever"="eternity" ? I always felt like forever meant "as long as I'm alive", but maybe that's not what other people feel it means.
And when GH uses forever and I check the box does that mean it uses my definition of forever or someone else's? What if iMav feels like forever means "until my Apple Music free trial ends"? Does that dynamically change the meaning of "the forever checkbox"?
So does "forever"="eternity" ? I always felt like forever meant "as long as I'm alive", but maybe that's not what other people feel it means.
Well, as great as you may be, I'm not sure why anyone else would consider "forever" to be as long as you were alive. If it's really that important to you, I suppose you could start a cult and convince a bunch of people that once you're not around anymore, life won't be worth living. This has been done, but it seems extreme.And when GH uses forever and I check the box does that mean it uses my definition of forever or someone else's? What if iMav feels like forever means "until my Apple Music free trial ends"? Does that dynamically change the meaning of "the forever checkbox"?
Logging on to GH "Forever" doesn't change the laws of physics. It changes how you perceive yourself. For example, you may suddenly realize you're a man in a woman's body. As long as the woman doesn't mind, though, that shouldn't be a problem. Presumably you bought her a few drinks first.
I don't have an iAnything myself, but I do understand many Apple acolytes feel a profound correlation between the status of their Apple services and the validity of their continued existence on Earth. Fortunately, Steve Jobs didn't feel it necessary to make his cult as extreme as the one I've described above.Show Image(http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e234/Nehring/Apple-religion.png)
Forever - until the end of time... The universe apparently is experiencing increasing entropy and distribution of mass and energy (really two aspects of the same thing), and eventually will just become one vast uniform energy field...
Time will probably continue to run, although there will not be anything left to measure... Under those circumstances, we could be logged in forever, but there would no means of measuring it any more.