***Message for the future***

[Al Hanif]

Let's imagine that in the year 2183, with the advent of newer technologies, someone browsing old websites on his ultra-sophisticated brain-puter comes across this old forum.

He then uses the "search" function and types a combination of words, one of them being "future", with the hope that someone left an important message here.

A message that could be a key for the understanding of the future world.

He then finds this thread.



Chances are, 10 years later, you'll have completely different opinions.

You will change. Even if you think you won't change. You will.

Every single non-religious opinion you hold currently will most likely be completely different.

With the exception of your religious beliefs, everything you were fighting for, everything you were living by will not matter anymore.

But a hundred years later, when you will be dead, it will be worse.

You will cease to exist. And so will every single one of your ideas. You and all your ideas will belong to the Big Nothing.

What people used to think during ancient history became completely irrelevant during middle-ages.


You have a unique chance to say something interesting for the future.

Some will take this seriously, some will not.

Many will try to be funny, many will try to be witty, many will even ignore it.

But in the end, it doesn't matter at all. The outcome will be exactly the same.


You can now disregard this thread and come back again to your normal activity.

[ufo973]

When i comeback and check this post i hope there would be United Muslims Countries, a NATO equalent union among Muslim countries with their own army, common economy and borderless travel. And ofcourse a stable, strong and beautiful Afghanistan :-)

Till then bye bye...

[Karachi]

Interesting thread.

There are some great things said on forums all across the net, which can help solve the problems in the world, I hope all these records are kept, it would be a shame if they get destroyed in the future, it will be such a waste of knowledge.

[DaZahroJaam.]

it is believed that amir ghaznavi once put forward a challenge to someone in his kingdom to find a method by which he would be brought to tears in his happiest moments and laughter( or a smile..) in his saddest ones...
it is said that someone came up with the suggestion of engraving a sentence in the inside of one of the rings that he wore on his fingers...
" this moment, too, shall pass.."
when he was happy, he would look at it and cry and when he was sad, he would look at it and smile.
i don't remember what my point was so kindly eff off.