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I 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
by candiddevmike 2y ago
I 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...