Yes.

Decide if I want to end it sooner if it’s going to drag on much longer.

Sure. It would make planning for retirement a lot easier; I’d have a pretty good idea of how much I needed to save and invest.

Yes. Be able to choose the right life insurance plan, investments, etc for my beneficiaries.

Yes. Then I’d hire a quantum physicist to study my timeline while I try to create a paradox and kill myself. I’m sure someone could learn some shit about how time works.

No. None of the other 100+ billion people had that knowledge, I don’t want to be the only one.

I’d take a 1 year heads up warning

No. It’s all I would think about

I wouldn’t want to know that. Imagine even if you get to know only a part of that knowledge, for instance, you get to know that you will die on a Tuesday or within a specific month. With that information in mind you would dread every upcoming Tuesday (or a specific month) and in the end it all may lead up to a self fulfilling prophecy.

I would. I could better plan out my life if I knew when and why it would end. If it comes back and says oh you dying 3 years from a brain aneurysm, I can’t be stopped… Then why would I be trying to plan out for retirement? I can take everything I have and live happy for 3 years. Without knowing I feel like my last thoughts would be ‘fuck, I wasted my life’

I’m already dying of lymphoma but I’d like to know exactly when. The constant up and down of good days and bad days takes an emotional toll. If I knew I could relax completely and actually plan to do things.

No, I like surprises

Why not?

Knowing when means I can do whatever I want until the day it happens.

Causality issues aside, yes I would. Makes a big difference if I found out I had 40+ years left vs 5 years left.

Yeah. Death doesn’t bother me since it’s fate. Knowing when would be handy for time management and something I could leverage. It’d be great to party at my own funeral too.

Yes, so I can probably plan for it.