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Life extension will be horribly dystopian unless we can also find ways to restore neuroplasticity and enable re-learning-- a kind of "second childhood." Otherwi
by api 9y ago
Life extension will be horribly dystopian unless we can also find ways to restore neuroplasticity and enable re-learning-- a kind of "second childhood." Otherwise it'll be a bunch of immortal old curmudgeons sitting on top of society saying "get off my lawn!"
Personally I'm not sure I'd even want too much life extension without neuroplasticity restoration and quality of life extension. I'd rather be dead than walking dead.
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