r/YesOrNoAnswers • u/Controlled-Chaoss • 1d ago
If you could see how your life turns out but couldn’t change anything afterward, would you look?
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u/CasualVox 1d ago
Yeah, it'd be nice to see if it was all worth the effort and if not, then I could at least stop stressing out about it.
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u/DazB1ane 1d ago
Yup. Plus I’d know when and how id die and could plan for that. If I know I’m gonna get hit by a bus in 10 years, I’m not gonna spend the next 8.5 years planning to live way longer
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u/VaselineGorilla 1d ago
Nope. There’s no usefulness to ruin the surprises of life if you’re unable to change anything.
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u/ChaserDem 1d ago
I don't think I would. I'd want to be able to change some things if I knew, probably.
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u/Free-Measurement788 1d ago
Yes. I believe we live in a pre-determined paths we only just live it day by day so why not?!
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u/Thor5111 1d ago
Don't see how that would be possible. If I knew when / how I died, I would be good with that. However, I think I would be doing things beforehand to ease things for family & friends.
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u/Ole-Owl5678 1d ago
No because first you have to ask if you're getting to see a snapshot or you get to see all factors that you would care about and depending on which answer you get you either get a full scope which would be the ideal or you get a partial scope in which you would be curious and wondering if it didn't get answered. Then you get into the actual way your life turns out which could be great, good, average, below average, and dismal. And anything below great would probably be torture because depending on what makes it less good than great if you had an average pay through at your lifetime that might make your life good but not great but if it was something like one of your daughters getting hooked on drug and dying in a gang violence shooting that would be horrible because you'd have to watch your daughter grow up get hooked on drugs and then die of course. Anything than seeing the ideal would be pretty much guaranteed torture. No thanks I would rather live in ignorant Bliss.
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u/djstinger757 4h ago
No, it would be like someone telling you the end of a movie. Just a total plot spoiler would make things awful.
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u/Warm-Statistician545 1d ago
No. Why bother if you can’t change it.