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I don't consider it a working solution. To me, it's a bug.

• ChatGTP 4y ago
  I guess that’s just an opinion? I’ve spent time with friends and relatives who were 80+, many of whom told me them were tired of life and ready for “something new”, they had good lives but had enough. Sure if they had younger bodies they might feel differently but most were quite able bodied and just felt it was time. Perhaps you should be careful what you wish for ?
  • RivieraKid 4y ago
    > they had good lives but had enough Yes, many people don't enjoy life, especially when their health deteriorates. I'm saying that to me, the fact that your health gradually gets worse until you die is a bug. > Perhaps you should be careful what you wish for ? Nah, I don't think so.
  • CatWChainsaw 4y ago
    The major religions all try to answer the question of death. Singularitarianism answers it by pointing to longevity research and saying death won't happen, that death is a bug (despite being omnipresent in biological nature and in accordance with entropy), and that anyone who doesn't adhere to this belief is an evil deathist.
  • jiminymcmoogley 4y ago
    Were they as able bodied as they were aged 20-25 though? If 80 years is the cutoff at which we get bored with staying alive, would you rather spend those 80 years in a "biologically" 20-year-old body then make the conscious choice for "something new" or gradually deteriorate for about half of those 80 years then die without the choice not to?