A soulmate clock

[Ode [Forums Ningmaster]]

Assume for a minute that every person has a soulmate.

 

 

“If a clock could count down to the moment you meet your soul mate, would you want to know?”

[Ode [Forums Ningmaster]]

(Credit goes to tumblr.)

[Vertigo_One [Ops Mod]]

This was a film.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1179794/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWtOjWH84ok

And no. Some things are best left to mystery.

[William Harmer]

There was actually a cool story on Tumblr about this, but I guess they stole the concept from the movie.

[Mark Andrew Maben]

yes

[Asjepasje]

No. 

If there would be a soulmate for everyone on this planet that would mean that your chances of meeting one would be so terribly low (i'm not going to do the math here, I'm terrible with math)..

There are 7 billion people on this earth, if there's only one soulmate for me I wouldn't want to know. I'll most probably would never meet that person, so the "countdown" would be an infinitively (?) long one and my life would run out before meeting my soulmate. Which in my book is a rather depressing thing to wait for, so I'd rather have fun with people that might not be my soulmate but are good/very good friends indeed and rather enjoy my life than to waste it waiting.

[Andrew Ilagan]

no

[Regina]

No. What if you never met your soulmate? There would be no date and you would become so depressed about not being able to ever meet him or her. There's a very good chance that if everyone in the world has a soulmate that you will never meet them because they might be on the other side of the world. And what if the date was in the past and you missed it? You never talked to him or her and missed your chance. I think all it would do it cause depression and pain.

[Lindish]

No.

And what if there's more than one soulmate for each person?