What wouldn't life be the same without?

Answer 1

my kids.

Answer 2

Assuming existence in Reality space-time is to go on, then the desirable enough state of such existence--a worthwhile life-- would have to still be possible, according to your definition.
This would mean liberty for the individual involved--any moral-ethical normative adult self--would have to be available; and he/she would have the free pursuit of future happiness s a priority, and/or the recovery of past values or the enjoyment of continuing present ones.

The question then, for a detective such as myself, is:
What quality can I name that if subtracted from the present conditions would alter those conditions importantly, either for the worse or for the better?

Two answers therefore are needed.
1. Worse--Increased totalitarianism in government--leading to a further betrayal of justice; or natural disasters that prevented one from living normatively to any degree during physical crisis and our constitutional crisis.

2. Better--Categories defined by scientists as the definitional basis of regulations--telling individual citizens how to claim the rights they need to make their lives (if they know how to do so) much better than before.

The answer is the vital thing in any set of natural conditions would be individual rights based regulation-based justice defined under categorizing concepts by scientists.

Answer 3

Computers

Answer 4

Electricity

Answer 5

Oxygen

Answer 6

theres alot of stuff life just wouldnt be the same without.

Answer 7

Carbon and oxygen. It just wouldn't be the same at all.

Answer 8

A valium, a glass of red wine and a cigarette

Answer 9

life wouldnt be the same without my kids....

Answer 10

Hubby.

Answer 11

Hormones...