/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11638294
>Should we use Crispr to cure aging or no?

Absolutely

So, is reversing aging possible, and if it is, when is it going to be available? I just want to know if my mom will look like a 30 year old ever again (she's 60)

>inb4 it's going to be reserved only for the rich

Don't worry about that

>graduated a year ago
>didn't take as many math papers as I should have
>didn't take as many physics papers as I should have
>not enough time to study these subjects to a serious degree after I get home tired from work
When is this dude going to solve aging for us? I just want to learn forever.

>>9186030
Hold my drink

DUDE EXTREME LONGEVITY LMAO

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/08/30/nanomachines-drill-cancer-cells-killing-just-60-seconds-developed/

Based de Gray was right

>>8795290
>give it maybe a thousand years at most of current levels of race mixing and you won't find any separate races anymore

I have some bad news for you, kike.

>>8732320
Aubrey de Grey bet 13 million dollars of his own money to cure aging. I don't think he would do that unless he was fairly sure it can happen in his lifetime.

>>8707499
>>8705352
>>8702402
Listen up faggots, if you want to see mankind's future so badly, fight against aging. Read up on SENS, watch Aubrey de Grey's lectures, read his book "Ending Aging". Aging is a disease and we can cure it.

Of course it will. Just give me your shekels, goy... I mean guys :)

>>8678556
How is he irrational?

Read "Ending Aging" by based Aubrey de Grey

>>8617562
Fuck off

If I do not live long enough to reach the longevity escape velocity I will probably end up freezing myself and hoping for the best.

Red pill me on Aubrey de Grey. Is he full of shit or will he actually reverse aging in 20-30 years?

We will cure and reverse aging, guaranteed. It might take 20, 50 or 100 years but it will happen eventually. The question is: should we? What are some of the pros and cons of the whole thing?

>>8474228
kek lad

Yes lad, it's possible to extend human lifespans. Prepare your anus for SENS

>>8439340
The way I see it, being optimistic about it is the only way to go. I keep living, working and saving money with the assumption that I can plan for an indefinite lifespan. Donating to projects such as De Grey's when I can. If it's achieved within my lifetime, I contributed to the cause of immortality and now enjoy it for the rest of time. If it's not, I die and nothing I did in my life, or anything else really, matters. Because I'll be too dead to care.

SENS lad

Is he the real deal /sci/? A liar, or a lunatic, or a man who will save us all?

>>8179761

> I'm donating $250 a month to SENS right now

cheers m8, keep it up.

Also, this thread may interest you - Aubrey de Grey has endorsed her work, and sits on her scientific advisory board >>8172885

>>8026617

>>7984777

Aubrey De Grey no contest