EPTHated for eternity or forgotten - Page 11
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
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Weedk
United States507 Posts
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Weson
Iceland1032 Posts
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Kishin2
United States7534 Posts
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Stealth_Mel0n
Australia43 Posts
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jjhchsc2
Korea (South)2393 Posts
On August 14 2011 10:04 Antisocialmunky wrote: I suspect this thread will be both :p HAHAHAHAHA omg. ontopic- i wouldnt really care since i am dead but if i had to choose then i would choose to be forgotten as i dont want my family to be disgraced | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
I think Napoleon Bonaparte said "History is the version of past events that people have decided to agree upon", which I believe. I would naturally want to find evidence that supports my beliefs, and being hated as a great villain when you were not in fact would just support that belief. | ||
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mustache
Switzerland309 Posts
about a third of all people (if we extrapolate these results to the entire world population) would, if given the choice, press a button which launches hundreds of nukes, resulting in the death of billions of people, right before their death rather than dieing normally(dieing normally means you WILL be forgotten, mabye not right away but within 2-3 generations you will) So if we assume that people who voted "hated" actually mean it and aren't trying to be "deep" (whatever the hell that means) then why dont 1 of 3 people go on a killing spree before they die? sorry but i dont buy the results of this poll. | ||
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zobz
Canada2175 Posts
Edit: Actually the question wasn't about the impact of my life.... Actually this is a very complicated question! Back to STX teamleague. | ||
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dukem
Norway189 Posts
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Garbels
Austria653 Posts
And so many dont just because it would probably suck for their relatives. Sad world. | ||
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Grajen
Sweden24 Posts
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SoylentCreep
Korea (South)176 Posts
I will disappear and no one will ever know I was there.... sad panda day. | ||
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ninini
Sweden1204 Posts
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
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Blazinghand
United States25562 Posts
From wikipedia: On July 21, 356 BC, Herostratus set fire to the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus in what is now Turkey... Measuring 130 metres long (425 feet) and supported by columns 18 metres high (60 feet), it was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Far from attempting to evade responsibility for his act of arson, Herostratus proudly claimed credit in an attempt to immortalize his name. To dissuade those of a similar mind, the Ephesian authorities not only executed him, but attempted to condemn him to a legacy of obscurity by forbidding mention of his name under penalty of death. | ||
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Storchen
Sweden4385 Posts
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hytonight
303 Posts
ill go out with a bang man....even if its a horrible bang. | ||
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Roeder
Denmark735 Posts
Otherwise, hated only for the attention and remembrance? Then I'd rather be forgotten. | ||
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The Final Boss
United States1839 Posts
On August 15 2011 01:59 killa_robot wrote: It's all about opportunity. Germany was at a major low in morale after the first world war, and Hitler promised many great things for them. Given that Germany had previously been a very proud nation, they jumped at the chance to be considered equals or even superior to the rest of the world. Had Germany not been in the state it was in, Hitler never would have came into power. While that may be true, his speeches are still extremely compelling. I'm not saying that Germany's state in the aftermath of the first world war wasn't part of the cause, but Hitler's speeches were able to inspire an entire nation of broken, battered people. That in itself is an incredible feat. Too bad he decided to be a real dickface. | ||
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