exploring life extension part 1

	Duration: 10:46 minutes Upload Time: 2007-02-01 02:56:40 User: 666norton420 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: an overview of the current status and goals of the transhumanism movement. an interesting watch!
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trinitrin28 ::: Favorites be careful what you wish for...... 07-10-28 01:17:56 __________________________________________________
666norton420 ::: Favorites well, 100,000yrs is quite a long time, so that should be good for 99.99% of those look to "live forever", as forever is a LITTLE bit longer than they may want to live. that said, we may not be hindered by DNA or even organic matter in a century or 2. we don't know what the future will bring....... but it is fun to think about that which it may. ;d 07-10-25 01:28:58 __________________________________________________
joesub007 ::: Favorites I doubt living forever as a biological organism would be possible given that the very mechanism which drives evolution that is mutation also determines how long your cells can replicate without producing enough errors to overwhelm the body's self-correcting mechanism. Most likely you'll die of cancer within 100,000 years even if you can make your cells to replicate themselves indefinitely. But, hey I'm not complaining. 07-10-25 01:23:26 __________________________________________________
666norton420 ::: Favorites you have watched 2,379 YT vids. as long as there is information not aquired, our minds will always be active! of course, it depends on the mind as to what it is active in. science or entertainment both have MUCH more info to offer. ;d 07-10-23 10:34:18 __________________________________________________
joesub007 ::: Favorites How much new novel information can you process in a few decades? For a life time measured in the age span of the universe, the major problem will not be death, but boredom. An eternal life would only be exciting for the intellectually imaginative and creative. For everybody else it would be hell after a few centuries. But, for me I have too much imagination to be bored. 07-10-23 02:25:18 __________________________________________________
666norton420 ::: Favorites yup. of course, we`re not even talking about the effects of massive cell regeneration abilities that may be available in the future, so there may be an even less likely chance of dying from an accident. ;d 07-09-30 13:17:10 __________________________________________________
jerrye74 ::: Favorites i mean (1981-2400) 07-09-30 04:32:21 __________________________________________________
jerrye74 ::: Favorites I wanna live 419 years (1981-2500) cool!! and live my last 2 ceturies in Mars 07-09-30 04:30:51 __________________________________________________
666norton420 ::: Favorites no, immortality means unable to die or not mortal. this is why it's called being near immortal, as you can still die. ;d 07-09-24 22:18:21 __________________________________________________
kublakhan1816 ::: Favorites You actually have a probability of dying from a random accident everyday. Let's say it's something like .01 percent chance. Imagine if all disease were whipped out. Then there would b e no way to die but for murder or horrible accident. If you lived long enough, then probability would eventually weigh against you and we'd all die eventually from accident or murder. 07-09-24 18:00:15 __________________________________________________