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I’m not rich and I want to live forever. Let’s skip the two most common comments. “Death gives life meaning” Not to worry, death is still optional “Only the r
by melling 2y ago
I’m not rich and I want to live forever. Let’s skip the two most common comments.
“Death gives life meaning” Not to worry, death is still optional
“Only the rich will be able to afford it”. No, you are incorrect. Give it some additional thought.
- candiddevmike 2y agoI don't know about you but thinking about living forever (either alive or in an afterlife) gives me more of an existential crisis than the thought of post-death non-existence. Forever is an overwhelmingly long time.
- melling 2y agoI wouldn't worry. A few hundred billion dollars isn't going to solve immortality. We've also got to cure heart disease, cancer(s), Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc along the way. If we could simply add an extra 30-50 years of healthspan, perhaps people will start to think differently about old age and life, in general. It would also be cool if Einstein were still alive and productive, for instance. Let's add Feynman, Hawking, Dirac, Weinberg...
- OutOfHere 2y agoI have developed and released an open source medical survey software to help solve real medical problems in ways that your doctor will never tell you: https://github.com/impredicative/newssurvey https://github.com/impredicative/newssurvey See the samples linked in the readme. It is very easy for someone to dismiss such software until it is too late. The trick is in applying beneficial practices early. Even so, the software will do its best to assist even in late stages.