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1722625 No.1722625[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Do you lucky motherfuckers realize you're part of the first generation that will live forever?

Advancements in Biotech, Nanotech and Medical Science within the next forty years will make disease and death from old age a thing of the past.

Human lifespans will be measured in centuries if not millenia.

>> No.1722632
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1722632

Indeed.

>> No.1722637

>>1722625

My 21 years on this planet have been miserable enough. Why would I want to live for hundreds of years?

>> No.1722639

no, I'm 64. Fuck you guys.

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>> No.1722641

>>1722625

2nd law of thermodynamics says immortality is impossible, faggot.

Besides, I dont want millions of years of dementia and wheelchairs.

>> No.1722642

Yeah, and they will also engineer monkeys to fly out of my butt.

>> No.1722646
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>>1722637
>My 21 years on this planet have been miserable enough. Why would I want to live for hundreds of years?
Are you fucking kidding me?
Do you have any fucking idea in what way humanity is going to change in the coming century?
Don't you want to see Mars?

>>1722639
Why aren't you out there campaigning for this? If you survive another 20 years you might just make it.
Also, what the shit, why is a 60+ year old on 4chan?

>> No.1722648

>>1722641
It's just science, subject to revision in light of new evidence (such as me living forever, bitch).

>> No.1722650

>>1722625

and we'd only have to live in our biological bodies long enough until we can transfer ourselves into our new machine bodies.

>> No.1722653

>>1722646
>Don't you want to see Mars?

A bunch of red rocks and dust storms?

Also, interstellar travel won't be happening.

>> No.1722654

ITT: Further proof that fear of death leads morons to believe the ridiculous.

>> No.1722658

>>1722650
>and we'd only have to live in our biological bodies long enough until we can transfer ourselves into our new machine bodies.

Mind uploading scares the shit out of me. What AM I if I am not my brain's neurons? The information may be transferred, but the real me may just die. And that scares the living shit out of me.
Not the dying part, but whether or not that would 'kill' me or not.

>> No.1722659

>>1722641

>I dont want millions of years of dementia and wheelchairs.

Er, I'm pretty sure they'd have cured for that kind of thing.

>> No.1722663

Fuck that. I don't want to live past 50.

>> No.1722668

>>1722653
>A bunch of red rocks and dust storms?
Bitch, you're talking to one of the most fervent supporters of terraforming Mars on /sci/.
>Also, interstellar travel won't be happening.
HAAH WAAW

>> No.1722671

>>1722658

I'm pretty sure they'll test mind uploading on prisoners first.

>> No.1722674

>implying there will be more than one generation to live forever
>nigger

>> No.1722678

>>1722671
How the fuck will they be able to tell if it's worked or not? The uploaded prisoners would act exactly the same as the human ones coming out of the procedure being all OMG OMG OMG yet they may only be a copy.

>> No.1722683

>>1722668

>LAWL, HE THINKS TERRAFORMING IS FEASIBLE.

Also, sorry to burst your dreams of a Star Trek universe, but the furthest we'll ever get is the Kuiper belt. If that.

>> No.1722682

>>1722658
imagine if they made an exact copy of yourself, but you were still alive.

and then you, the original died.

would you be still alive?

>> No.1722685

fuck yeah science.

I can wait for 40 years to live for hundreds. All of you depressed faggots need to liven up and see how awesome this will be.

>> No.1722687

>>1722682
What is my or anyone else's consciousness then?
This question infuriates me.

>> No.1722691

Unless it also means eternal youth, then no thanks.

>> No.1722695

>>1722687
every 7 years the human body completely generates itself; every 7 years it's a whole new you. does this include the brain? so the me from 7 years ago is dead?

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>>1722683
We're terraforming Earth on a low scale with the greenhouse gases being produced form coal, gas, and petrols. Difference is we're fucking up an already nice planet in the other direction.

Also I believe Phobos and perhaps Deimos can be knocked out of orbit into the Martian polar caps and cause a runaway greenhouse effect, bringing up the air pressure and temperature, creating oceans over Mars. Then, just start introducing algae and plants.

>> No.1722711

>>1722700
shits going to be so cash when that happens.

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1722715

>mfw when we survive the upcoming bottleneck, we become powerful trans-humans, and we amangst the vaunted pillars of the heavens great heighliners, riding mighty fonts of photo-leptonic fire, we travel so far an so fast we lose the earth, we outlast the sun.

>> No.1722719

>>1722711
Indeed.
If the air pressure is still too low there are two possibilities:
1) In a previous thread an anon suggested that big canisters could be filled at a siphoning station in Venus' atmosphere, and then shot off with a rail gun towards Mars.
2) Or the more reasonable one, is that we get the general mini-nuclear powered robots to chew up dust and belch out smoke.

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>>1722715

My face when the upcoming nuclear was sends us back to the Bronze Age.

>> No.1722724

>>1722719
We seem to be pretty good at making polluting robots as a species.
it should be that hard to do, would it? we'd need a FUCKTON of robots. why can't we just build buildings that do that instead?

>> No.1722727

>>1722721
>implying those who who survive the cauldron of war won't be mighty trans-humans

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>>1722727

My face when mighty transhumans are destroyed by throwing water on them and power down when they can't find an electrical socket.

>> No.1722738

>>1722735
You win this round........

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>>1722735
>mfw he doesn't even know what transhumanism is

>> No.1722743

>>1722735
>implying we won't be powering our transhuman sides with our human bodies.