/sci/ - Science & Math

Hey fags, do you think there's a reasonable chance young people today have a shot at living over 100 years old? Possibly well into the 100s?

>>7287841

Starting residency at 32....

Can't remember exactly what is was but I read an article about various governments declassifying UFO documents and that they may be gearing up for full disclosure about extraterrestrial life. So maybe?

>>7139946
I don't want to bother you people with my "dreams", but I set my eyes on the stars and I know the sky is not the limit.

I don't want no death end job and do the "bitch work". It's probably also a matter of specialization, but at my university we have applied CS and just CS (that is more theoretical). I study the ladder.

My interest is in AI, game development, maths and high - tech hardware.

I'm only a bit intimidated by the fact that there are many "classical" nerds studying with me who are around 17-19 y/o and who're orobably gonna finish their BAs with 20 or 21.

I know I can't expect the world, especially when it comes to time, but I'm probably (including PhD) ready around 28-30 years of age.

Thank you for the motivation anon!

If you guys know any good literature on the topics I mention let me know it!

Also if there are groups or associations who'd benefit me.

does anyone here know any endothermic equations?
ones that u can create using chemicals
>ie not photosynthesis