cleveland854321: WHAT YOU GOT LEFT AFTER THE STORM

Let's ask a hypothetical question. Suppose there is such a thing as reincarnation. Suppose reincarnation isn't available for everybody---Just a small select group of people. Suppose certain people would die and get buried underground. Then that alleged dead person is reborn in a brand new body with a brand new continuity, brand new face and a brand new name. I know it's a weird thing to say and there's no proof that such a thing exists. Most alleged memories of a previous reincarnation incarnation is essentially the current incarnation in disguised format. But suppose for the sake of make believe fantasy that reincarnation is possible. What would I want my next reincarnation incarnation to take the form of? Well for starters, I would hate it if I had to spend immortality unemployed and unemployable. I would hate it if I had to spend immortality working minimum wage. If immortality was possible, I would like my life to have a bit more meaning than working minimum wage. So if immortality through reincarnation was possible, what would I want my next incarnation to take the form of? I don't know. I'm so busy trying to survive this incarnation that I never really thought about the possibility that the Buddhist theory of reincarnation was even vaguely possible. I would enjoy it if my next reincarnation incarnation to be wealthy. However, all this is hypothetical. It changes nothing. I still need to go job hunting tomorrow.