I’m assuming “invulnerability” includes physical injury obviously, but also to all forms of physical deterioration (including ageing / time 🙂
Given sufficent time with minimal risk of death, I reckon many of the other options can be achieved (flight via rocket boots etc. Who cares if I fall, I won’t die right…)
Indeed, I admit that the items of the list can be interpreted in many different ways. Eternal life for example could be very painful,if you are sick and remain that way for eternity. As for invulnerability, if you cannot be injured, for example in a car accident, it would still be possible to drown or something like that.
I’m assuming “invulnerability” includes physical injury obviously, but also to all forms of physical deterioration (including ageing / time 🙂
Given sufficent time with minimal risk of death, I reckon many of the other options can be achieved (flight via rocket boots etc. Who cares if I fall, I won’t die right…)
-Tim
By: Tim Manns on November 21, 2012
at 9:54 pm
Indeed, I admit that the items of the list can be interpreted in many different ways. Eternal life for example could be very painful,if you are sick and remain that way for eternity. As for invulnerability, if you cannot be injured, for example in a car accident, it would still be possible to drown or something like that.
By: zyxo on November 25, 2012
at 12:20 pm
All of the above 😛
By: Vamsi on April 4, 2013
at 6:16 pm