I (MostLogical) Should Commit Suicide

“You say I have one and only one life and should make the most of it. However you do not know I have one life. Can you support your claim? Only 16% of the world population are non religious, and they don't even think about the afterlife. Christians and Muslims alone make up half the population and they will tell me I have another life in paradise [1].” -Unless my opponent can prove that there is a God, and then it is safe to say that you only live once, thus there is no afterlife. Since my opponent has proved that there is infact a God, there is no God. Many people whom have died for a few minutes, have woken up, and protested that there is no after life. For instance (http://www.christiantoday.com...) This man died twice, and claimed that all he saw was blackness, each death. So, it is safe to say that there is no afterlife. A young man who experienced clinical death twice in one year has claimed it was "all just black" and said there was no evidence of any form of supernatural afterlife A young man who experienced clinical death twice in one year has claimed it was "all just black" and said there was no evidence of any form of supernatural afterlif -The reason I asked my opponent these random questions was to prove that, if he did commit suicide that he: He would hurt everyone that he cares about, thus may cause them to commit suicide. He would no longer be able to drink tea, and write equations He wouldn’t be able to eat, or smell fish. He wouldn’t be able to eat anymore sandwitches He wouldn’t be able to listen to Michael Jackson anymore. Do I care about anyone? Yes, I care about everyone -My opponent claims that. “I was born a man but at the wrong time when all women want is to be a feminist.” -This statement alone is merely false. He is making a faulty accusation assuming all Women want to be a feminist, when in fact there are many Women opposed to feminism. My opponent then goes on to say “I've explained the significance of taking my helmet off on Mars; more people will believe in mankind's greatest achievement which was walking on the moon, and will be walking on another planet. People who have been called loons for believing men have traveled no further than 400 miles in space, will be accepted, and it will be acceptable to believe we have been to Mars too. As William Wallace in the film Braveheart says: 'We all end up dead, it's just a question of how and why.” -This again means nothing. My opponent is unable to go to Marz because he is not an astronaut. My opponent then claims he has all of the necessary qualities to become an astronaut, he stated: “I don't have to be an astronaut, I can train to be one. I have the qualities, I am resilient, adaptable, curious, trustworthy, creative/resourceful, and am above the age of 18. The closing date of the first online astronaut application round was 31 August 2013. However Mars One will start new selection programs regularly, so I will have the possibility to apply for subsequent astronaut selection programs” -.My opponent must prove that he is actually an astronaut, which he has failed to do. He cannot say that if he *does* become an astronaut, he will commit suicide by taking his helment off. This is merely a fantasy, and more than likely wont happen. Theese are the basic requirements to become an astronaut provided by NASA. “1. Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in engineering, biological science, physical science, or mathematics. An advanced degree is desirable. Quality of academic preparation is important. 2. At least 1,000 hours pilot-in-command time in jet aircraft. Flight test experience is highly desirable. 3. Ability to pass a NASA space physical which is similar to a military or civilian flight physical and includes the following specific standards” Distant visual acuity: 20/100 or better uncorrected, correctable to 20/20 each eye. Blood pressure: 140/90 measured in a sitting position. Height between 62 and 75 inches. (http://www.nasa.gov...) -My opponent must prove that he fits these requirements, and that he is at least 62 or 75 inches in height. -My opponent claims that "North Carolina-based elevator consultant and expert Charles A. Buckman said that people shouldn't be afraid to ride in elevators because they are extremely safe... However, the LA Times calculated that elevators make about 18 billion trips a year, so the fatality rate from elevator accidents works out to about 0.00000015 percent per trip." [4] Again, not entirely sure what this has to do with anything. We wouldn’t use actual people to test out elevators because that’s unethical. We use dummies in cars as well, and sometimes cars aren’t as safe as they are made out to be, but that doesn’t mean we’re going to use humans instead of dummies for tests. Your argument has no meaning, and makes no sense. My opponents logic: “A) I have the qualities to go to Mars” Failed to show proof. “B) Who's going to stop me being a test object for an elevator? And if I do die no-one will think I committed suicide, they'll just think I was messing about and believe it was a very tragic accident. I feel confident I will still keep my rights.” How are you going to commit suicide by using an elevator? My opponent has not specified therefore his argument has failed.