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well yeah immortality is not really viable, economically. Even if they had it, they wouldn't release it, if they did Earth would get overpopulated in 50-80 year
by vaksel 18y ago
well yeah immortality is not really viable, economically. Even if they had it, they wouldn't release it, if they did Earth would get overpopulated in 50-80 years leading to a crisis. Gas shortage and food shortage all over the place
Need to get spaceships and space stations first before we can expand the earth population.
- time_management 18y agoI disagree. Keeping people alive longer without slowing aging would be economically costly, but a cure for aging would be a huge economic boon. Right now, it's a huge cost center for our economy, both in terms of medical expenses for those far down the road, and also the loss of experienced people. I think the economic benefits would offset the population pressure.
- helveticaman 18y agoWell, if we can't distribute food to everyone, why would we be able to distribute quasi-immortality that easily?
- HeyLaughingBoy 18y agoWho's "they?" If you had it, would you release it? There is no "they:" they is us!