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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2009-08-03 18:39:21 Reply

I believe it.
I really wouldnt want to live forever though.
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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 20:20:32 Reply

as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and the Third World I am totally cool with it, but as a contingency plan I am looking into Cryopreservation to.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 20:22:19 Reply

At 8/29/12 08:20 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and the Third World I am totally cool with it, but as a contingency plan I am looking into Cryopreservation to.

Why would we need to give it to the third world?


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 20:23:22 Reply

haha im going to live forever !


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 21:09:26 Reply

I think this would be a good thing yet a bad thing. Good: We would be able to advance significantly in science space exploration because the scientists and other smart people would live significantly longer. Bad: The world would become overpopulated within say 25 years, and then it would probably become something like The Shadow Children series by Margaret Haddix (I think that's the author's name.) So the outcomes could go either way.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 21:53:59 Reply

Well, by then we could have developed space travel. We would just become an all-consuming race and go from planet to planet, consuming all the resources on each one.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 22:24:37 Reply

At 8/29/12 08:22 PM, RacistBassist wrote:
At 8/29/12 08:20 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and the Third World I am totally cool with it, but as a contingency plan I am looking into Cryopreservation to.
Why would we need to give it to the third world?

sorry I had multiple tabs for posting.

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as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and NOT the Third World I am totally cool with it (because third world countries are nothing but a liability when it comes to population increase)

but also a contingency plan I am looking into Cryopreservation to. I have researched a few places making advancements into it. then I can just freeze myself and wait till Medical advancements become available.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 22:27:05 Reply

At 8/29/12 09:53 PM, Sectus wrote: Well, by then we could have developed space travel. We would just become an all-consuming race and go from planet to planet, consuming all the resources on each one.

nah it would take a few centuries at the current rate for earth to become depleted, if we went to mars it would take quite a while. Space travel and Life extension is two of the most important ventures that should be heavily invested in.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-29 22:44:40 Reply

Ive heard this before a few years back. Idk how i feel about it. We will see in 25 years

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 02:25:56 Reply

I've heard about this book that teaches people how to exchange souls (meaning if you're old, you can exchange with a soul inside a younger body, therefor giving you that younger body), haven't found the book anywhere on the internet though.

But I guess science could do it too.


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 02:32:16 Reply

At 9/20/07 04:49 PM, Purpin wrote: Overpopulation would reach a new level.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 03:16:56 Reply

At 8/29/12 08:20 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and the Third World I am totally cool with it, but as a contingency plan I am looking into Cryopreservation to.

Why did you bump a 6 year old thread?

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 06:18:10 Reply

Well this is great because i would have plenty of time to do things i never could


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 10:41:28 Reply

At 8/30/12 03:16 AM, Lady-Stardust wrote: Why did you bump a 6 year old thread?

current discoveries in life extending medicine.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 10:47:06 Reply

The real problem facing immortality is the fact our body cells are replaced by new, but ages cells, they never get replaced by brand new cells. To make immortality possible you would need to find a way to make it so when our body cells die and get replaced they get replaced by new cells. Doing that would in all tense and purposes make the person immortal.


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 11:48:22 Reply

If I can live forever in the college age, I would. I don't think I want to live more than 75 years. The only exception is if I have absolutely no health problems whatsoever.


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 20:01:01 Reply

At 8/30/12 11:19 AM, Otto wrote: Anyone who doesn't wanna live forever is a lying idiot

hell no I would love immortality.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 20:17:08 Reply

At 8/30/12 08:04 PM, Addict wrote:
At 8/30/12 11:19 AM, Otto wrote: Anyone who doesn't wanna live forever is a lying idiot
lmao @ how expensive it would be and imagine getting your hands on it and watching all your family members die and everyone you ever knew fade into the nether regions of existence

EPIC WIN!

Not to mention seeing days go by in seconds, ending up alone, and eventually going insane.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 20:26:15 Reply

yaaaay for longer lives


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 20:36:24 Reply

At 8/29/12 10:24 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and NOT the Third World I am totally cool with it (because third world countries are nothing but a liability when it comes to population increase)

Ok, that makes so much more sense now, because I was thinking of the exact same thing.


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 20:42:01 Reply

At 8/30/12 08:36 PM, RacistBassist wrote:
At 8/29/12 10:24 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: as long as the treatment is available to developed countries and NOT the Third World I am totally cool with it (because third world countries are nothing but a liability when it comes to population increase)
Ok, that makes so much more sense now, because I was thinking of the exact same thing.

of course the Third World doesn't deserve it if they can't keep they're population in check. as long as it stays in Developed countries at a price it should be good and not effect the population to bad.

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2012-08-30 21:20:46 Reply

Living forever would do horrible things to the human mind. After so long your brain just can't hold any more information. There is an upper limit.


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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2013-02-12 09:14:25 Reply

Human Immortality in 33 Years Claims Dmitry ItskovâEUTMs 2045 Initiative

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2013-02-12 10:05:32 Reply

At 2/12/13 09:14 AM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote: Human Immortality in 33 Years Claims Dmitry ItskovâEUTMs 2045 Initiative

When you're a living computer... it would suck to get a virus. :/

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2013-12-23 10:32:01 Reply

scientists may be able to reverse aging!

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Response to Human Immortality in 25 years?! =D 2013-12-23 11:28:42 Reply

Let's be honest, only the rich and/or famous will be able to afford to do such a treatment...
leaving us lower classes to only live 'til 80


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