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Looking at how quickly our knowledge of intracellular processes is growing, I fully expect us to invent biological immortality. In eight hundred years or so.
by Causality1 6y ago
Looking at how quickly our knowledge of intracellular processes is growing, I fully expect us to invent biological immortality. In eight hundred years or so.
- faeyanpiraat 6y agoWell they should hurry up then!
- Gibbon1 6y agoThe whole boomer thinks technology will allow him to live forever is something that was really common when I was growing up. I long decided animals are not at all evolved to last.
- mrmonkeyman 6y agoWe are indeed evolved to die. Our bodies actively kill us, they don't just "degrade" (do you degrade between 10 and 18?). Quite logical also, when you think of it.
- xvilka 6y agoIt will happen far sooner than you expect. In five hundred years.
- beambot 6y agoIf we can improve lifespan by more than 1 yr/yr, then you may already be immortal...