As we all know, everything has a limitation. Our lives, power, intellegence, skills, foods, sleeps, happiness... etc.

Do you think its a good thing( the limitations) or just a nuisance?

I would say it's a good thing because if there were no limits everything would be pandemonium. Everyone would be running around like crazy people,and people would become arrogant and destructive.

Limitations are a nuisance. Now there would be some who would abuse them, but given that everyone was without limitations everyone would be equal and no one would be put in any danger or in harms way.
Limitations are what makes a society rotten, if everyone was rich for example then people would have to find out ways of sharing all things fairly.
One of many examples.

Limitations in my opinion are a necessary part of life. Without limitations and rules, chaos would prevail. If we were to do whatever we please then we would become an ever more slotful people, succumbing to gluttony, laziness, arrogancy and many other destructive qualities.

This is a tough one...

To some, like a vaccine, having a taste of absolute freedom cures you of the virus.
The virus of gluttony/power-hunger.
So without limits, sure, for the first day everything would be absolute mayhem, but then people would have eaten the forbidden fruit, and things would calm down. It'd become a normal part of life.

On the other hand...
Those who never stop thirsting for more and more power will in fact ruin this. However, there will be those who will put a stop to them...

So in my opinion, little would change.

Eventually, much like now, equilibrium would hit...

Interesting...

Originally posted by Juliet

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As we all know, everything has a limitation. Our lives, power, intellegence, skills, foods, sleeps, happiness... etc.

Do you think its a good thing (the limitations) or just a nuisance?

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Juliet, you're asking a question (a good one at that) that there is more to than you probably even realize.
I'm not going to get into a long page to explain it since I just finished my reasoning in the religion vs. science thread, but I will say this real quick- We as humans have limitations based on how we evolved. And this is mainly caused by the environment(s) and physical aspects in which live on this particular planet. Earth. For instance, our intelligence is limited to what it is now (about 1 terabyte, if I'm right) because of the structure of our brain. The way our DNA sets it up as. Our DNA is affected, again, by environments. So our brain is molded to have all these wrinkles and folds which connect neurons to others mainly based on those two influences. Ask yourself and ponder this: if we were born on Mars, a planet with less gravity that Earth, what would our brains look like with less force keeping it from molding into a different shape? I'm sure you know our physical strength would be limited because of less resistance from weaker gravity.
If you think about it that way you may find good answers to your question.