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> with the most radical life extension scenario (assuming no aging at all after age 60) That does not sound like the most radical life extension one can imagin
by grondilu 9y ago
> with the most radical life extension scenario (assuming no aging at all after age 60)
That does not sound like the most radical life extension one can imagine.
IMHO the most radical one is : no more aging after the age of say 30. In that case, one crucial question is : would women remain fertile? If so, what would be their reproductive behavior?
- nezzle 9y agoFurther delay in advanced countries. The biological clock puts an upper limit on how long women can delay childbirth now. Groups that breed without control will continue to do so.
- antisthenes 9y agoHonestly if we're in sci-fi territory, then I feel like we can create an artificial uterus/womb as well.