Are we history?, self-explanitory Options

[Saeglopur]

This question was raised in History class today.

Are we history?

If yes, then why?
If no, then why not?

[patrick004]

Heeeeyyy...not so fast. You think that scratch will not affect the future. Think again.

You're waiting for the street light to change. As you're waiting, you look at your scratch, which has still been hurting since the day you scratched it. You can hear the light change, so you cross the street, still looking at your invisible, hurting scar. Suddenly you feel a strong wind...it's like car is headed straight for you...and there is. In 5 seconds you're dead.

Now does that scratch change your future?

I don't exactly know what you are asking when you're saying "Are we history?" The dictionary definition of history is events that have happened and have been recorded down. Therefore, your journal could be history. I just think that every single thing we do is history, every single action leads to something that can change our future, it's just a matter of sorting out what's important history and what's not so important.

Ummm....no. And we're not playing an IF scenario game.

LOL, I only said scratching my arm. You want me to be more detailed? Alright. I simply scratched my arm, there's no itch. It didn't leave any scar and it didn't hurt. Matter of fact, I only lost a couple of cells.There, happy?

Getting ran over by a car, makes YOU history! MUAHAHAHAHA!