I already am. Only my body is mortal, and even its demise is temporary.

An infinite decision in the hands of finite beings strikes me as unwise.

As long as I have a choice of ending it, easy YES. People who say NO just deprive themselves of the choice.

Also, there is a strange duality: mortal people assume finite life to be meaningful and important while infinite - empty and devoid of any purpose but life itself. But there are so much more possibilities with longer life, so many passion projects spanning centuries, grand builds for millenia, the multitude of experiences to see, places to be, people to meet and things to do!

But sure, dying after a couple decades is good because it is "natural", as if all our other aspects of life are soo natural. Hell, I wonder if the cavemen would choose their brief life full of struggle and survival to a life of a modern human, perhaps not so exciting, but infinitely more interesting

Lol hello no, I can bearly keep up with feeding myself for the life I got now

People saying "no" who also take measures to prolong their longevity are like people who say they don't mind paying taxes but always pay as little as possible.

Don´t see a reason to live forever. More valuable is to build something that will stay here longer than me, at least some kind of legacy, good memories of family and friends. My body is not so valuable or precious so would be a waste of an "immortality spell".

Life would be boring. The fact that you know one day you will die, makes us to do things now because we won't be able to do them later.

But I'm sure it will be possible in the future and people will see death as any other illness that can be cured if you want. They are even advancing in experiments that not only they stop aging, but reverse it.

Dying from an accident, that always can happen but then you will only have to restore your brain backup into another body and keep going. 😃

Not here. That will be too boring... But I will become immortal after dying! 😁😇

If reversible and if some of my family members also where... maybe.

I already am immortal. Or maybe immoral.

I want to be able to die if I want to and I want to be able to live if I want to, so I'm not sure where I land here.

Depends how immortal. If immortal as "nothing can kill you" then no, but if immortal as "you can live as long as nothing kills you" (no aging and all the problems/diseases that come with it) then of course.

Hell NO. I like the idea of growing , maturing and entering the fall of your life. Kinda like 4 seasons :-) I can't imagine the pain of going through 300-500 years of seeing people do the same shit and failing. That would be like watching something hopeless... Naa, I will take the graceful way out, complete the mission and be done with it. And then who know maybe you won't even be dead. Chances are we are not really dying (consciousness that is), just transitioning into something else, different being. Some of us remember previous role (Deja vu?) but I think that's a "bug in the code" lol. Who da heck knows..

I already become a bird

If it came with eternal (non-satanic) youth, I'd say fuck yeah.

No but I would love to live to 120 in reasonably good health.

Only if there would be others that are immortal.

Can someone defend not wanting to be immortal? Seems like a very silly position. Are you worried about the case of "i'm in great agony but unable to die"? Because that's like, what life is

Immortality with an option to end life when it becomes unbearable.

Ok, OP: Are you so afraid of living forever that if these were your choices you'd still say 'HELL no?'

Done with this life already?

If not, why would you feel differently when it's time to go in 20/40/60 years from now?

Need more details about the rules of your wager. Trapped on a dead planet while somehow continuing to be alive, like a sybil? Or continuing indefinitely in a state of good health -- aging processes halted -- but you could kill yourself if you wanted?