11-30 · Can you love someone you have never met in person (for example, a pen pal or an online friend)? Is this connection as strong as a "real-life" one?
Yes. Meeting in person or not is only a matter of forms. But sometimes I feel unrealistic about it a...

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11-30 · Advanced Level (Sophisticated & Philosophical)
These words are for complex, abstract, and philosophical discussions about the implications.
• Philosophical / Philosophy: Relating to the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, real...

11-30 · Intermediate Level (More Descriptive & Specific)
These words allow for more detailed and nuanced expressions.
• Immortal / Immortality: (The state of) living forever.
• Eternal / Eternity: Lasting or existing forever; infinite time....

11-30 · Beginner Level (Essential & Common Words)
These are basic words needed to form simple, clear sentences about the topic.
• Live / Life: To be alive; the state of being alive.
• Forever / Never-ending: For all time, without end.
• T...

11-30 · This post gives some useful vocabulary about the topic "Immortality or Just Almost: Your Plan for an Eternal Life"
Try to use it in our topic!

11-30 · Special Experiment: The Graham's Number Challenge
Introduction to the Experiment: 
Now, let's try a different scenario. You will live for Graham's number of years. This is not forever, but it's a number so vast that the human brain can...

11-30 · Subtopics and Discussion Questions
Subtopic 1: Personal Life and Emotions
These questions focus on how immortality would affect an individual's personal journey.
• If you had an infinite amount of time, how would your daily life and prio...

11-30 · Introduction:
Hello everyone, and welcome to this week's English Club discussion! Imagine a world where you could live forever. Not just for a long time, but forever. No aging, no disease, no accidental death. How would that change your perspectiv...