Only if I was then able to make lifestyle changes to either delay or change the predicted outcome. (Obviously, I'm going to die eventually...)

Probably not. It would stress me out too much to know how, but not know when.

What am I going to die from??

Not really.

Why depress myself??

No thanks

No.

Seems like a yes or no question. If only there was a way that I could select yes or no and the survey website would total up those answers.

Yes

That's crazy talk..........

hhhmmm, i would have to think about this a little longer maybe, my first reaction was no, i wouldn't want to know but i'm not sure. of course, i would want to know if i was going to die from something that i could change or cure............ but if it was just going to tell me what it would be but nothing would change that i was going to die then i think not!

No. While it's tempting, I think I'd end up worrying over it. I want what time I have to be happy.

Oh yes... I would want to know what is waiting for me. I actually wish that I could do something like that.

I'd rather die than live a longer life attached to a machine.

I'm a wild and crazy guy.

I wouldn't be opposed to it.

Why no options?

Yes, of course I'd want to find out.

Wait ...the crazy bucket is for Dib....not dab

Yeah, but could the diagnostic machine also tell you if you'd be run over by a car, murdered, hit by lightning, etc.................?

Yes
No

Am I dead already must be

Is this a no-reversal diagnosis? If I didn't know, and I suddenly did something that would eliminate that as the looming cause of death, would the machine read something different in a year or two?

Oh, yes. Then I could avoid all caution of other things. If I am to die by car accident then I could eat drink & be merry all the time. I could just never get in a car or cross the street, but inevitably I assume, the car would find me.

I've thought about this on several occasions and I don't think I would want to know my ultimate demise. I would do a full body scan every two years for preventative reasons, though. Just wouldn't want to know how I was going to die or when.

No

I'm too stupid to know how to answer without options.

You mean like if I was able to prevent it? Hell yeah.

There goes my heart and there goes my liver

Told what I was going to die from? SURE. I don't think I'd want to know when, but what - heck maybe I could do something to prevent it then!

jAbsolutely. The machine is not god or a fortune teller. It's merely a tool that can be used to determine what your next step can be.

Yupper

I'd love to hook up with a diagnostic machine. My hottest date for years.

i think sometimes worrying about getting something can only make it worse. I have faced a sit where it was thought I had breast cancer. At that point for two month I thought I have two choices. Yes this is scary, so I can either focus on the disease and let it scare me. Or I can focus on getting better and doing whatever it takers to do that. Luckily after two months the lump doctors were sure was cancer disappeared, but I think being positive helped in that. So no I wouldn't want to know because I would think about it and wonder when...yeah I might try to do what it would take to prevent it, but we should be taking care of ourselves anyways. Whatever comes I will handle it then. Right now I just want to be all around the best I can be for now...and later

Sure, why not? Could it 'predict' that I would die in a car accident? Or a house fire? Basically, with this knowledge, you could predict when you would die, too.

Could it predict accident or murder? If so, no.

It would only be able to predict cause of death due to a medical condition since there isn't a way it could tell me that I'm going to be murdered, die accidentally or of natural causes not related to any medical condition. Due to that, it wouldn't be 100% accurate.

No

Yes, definitly.

I was thinking the same thing.