The best decison of your life
I’m in the happy position to have made a few good decisions. But the best was probably to come back to Vienna when I was 14.
The worst decision
I’m actually hard-pressed to answer that question… I mean, not that I haven’t made bad decisions, it’s just that none of them were “worst decisions.” Maybe my parents’ decision to move away from Vienna in the first place when I was 5. But then, that’s not really my decision.
How’d you like to die
Falling asleep and just not waking up anymore, when I’m very, very old.
If you could live forever, would you want to?
Totally. I never understood the angst that comes with immortality in most fiction. Life is so wondrous, people are amazing, there is always stuff that we can learn, new movies, books, plays and constant new, exciting discoveries. I would love to live forever.
A book everyone should read...?
I could write a long list with books that I think make the world a better place. But one book that everyone should read? Doesn’t exist.
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living forever:
I think everything would feel shallow if you have forever.
Yes, there’s so much to learn and one would find stuff to do. But still I think it unpleasant somehow.
I think that we tell ourselves that because we can’t live forever. Clear case of sour grapes.
Might be.
Now I’m really curious… what was *your* worst decision, even if it wasn’t one of major consequences like the Vienna-decision that wasn’t yours?
You gotta tell me in personam.
I would tell you ditgitally as well, but I honestly don’t know how to answer that question…