I think that it would be a good thing because Paypal is worldwide more used and more popular so it would be good for bitcoin if Paypal could receive Bitcoin.
If it is going to happen Bitcoin is making some pretty good moves at the moment.

If you really want to use Paypal with your Bitcoin, why don't you just get a Bitcoin debit card? That is what I do because I use online websites that don't accept Bitcoin.

I think Paypal wont survive in the long term if they dont use Bitcoin.

Just because paypal use of dollars and hard currency only. Bitcoins and other alt coins are in the form of virtual currency which is money inside the internet only. It is created by some experts in computer all over the world. It is natural resources like gold, nickel, copper and etc.

Ahh well thought but just I have said bitcoin is like natural resources. For example like gold you earn gold through mining your land in the real world. So in cyberworld the mining of this currency is like gold you can mine and its value will bigger and bigger in the future as the supply will decrease. Law of demand and supply.

So definitely as you have said in your statement bitcoin have a chance to disappear in the future. If no more get in mining bitcoin. Then how bitcoin forms in cyberworld if you classified this currency as natural resources? Can you further details for this because you said real world and cyber world. Whats the differences between this two?

Its beecause paypal are not sure about accepting bitcoin to make an payment option to some online stores maybe there working on it now lets have an patience to wait until the project was done how about those countries that using bitcoin as legal one? paypal should choose some countries that can use bitcoin to paypal.

I think it's possible that Paypal would start accepting Bitcoins. It's basically just another currency like dollars, euro, that they already have. There are price fluctuations on those currencies too so I think that Paypal receiving Bitcoins wouldn't be that hard to implement. There's a problem, though. Because Bitcoin payments aren't reversible I think there should be some changes.

Nevertheless, Paypal can deal with this small problem by not accepting withdrawals with Bitcoin but only payments and deposits. This way, no Bitcoin money actually goes out of Paypal and Paypal can just regulate whatever Bitcoin they have in their account. That means even if someone scams you using Bitcoin as payment, you can still revert it because it's still on Paypal's primary wallet.

Since Bitcoin is being well known worldwide and becoming more popular nowadays, I think it might surpass PayPal someday. Many people find it more convenient rather than using PayPal as a mode of payment.