Would you do it all over again?

Would you do it all over again?

In the Woody Allen movie, "Hannah and Her Sisters" the Woody Allen character has a spiritual crisis and go shopping, literally, for a new religion. He cites Nietzsche who, he claims, said that when we die we are reborn and live our lives over and over again exactly the same way. Woody says he wouldn't want to "not if I have to sit through the ice capades again".

So, what would you do if you were about to die and some great power said to choose whether you want to be born again and and live your life over again exactly the same way or else just die?

Yeah, me too. But the rules according to Woody Allen or Nietzsche state that it's got to be exactly the same. It's a dumb rule, but it makes one think.

I don't know if it's really a theory or just something that Woody Allen made up for the movie. It was funny in the movie when Woody said he wouldn't want to live the same life if hTVe had to sit through the ice capades again.

I suppose some people have had such nice lives that they would want to do it all over again, but not I.