Godhood

[Anonymous No.14735162]

Anons, I'm a relentlessly ambitious individual, and have autistic levels of focus and an ego to boot. I'm unsatisfied with my station in life, and want to become greater.

I want to figure out the secret to immortality, and give myself superpowers like spider webbing or stopping time. I also want to figure out gene editing so I can make myself look even more like a God than i am now.

I'll be starting my science journey with mathematics, but do you guys think it's possible for one viciously focused man to accomplish such a thing? If he is one of the smartest and most special people to ever live?

[Anonymous No.14735196]

>>14735162
>narcissist ego-masturbating on 4chan
You’ll implode long before you achieve anything significant

[Anonymous No.14735247]

>>14735162
Smells like summer in here.

[Anonymous No.14735443]

>>14735196
Thats where you're wrong, I'm JUST doggedly and autistcially motivated enough, and just petty enough from all the bruises I took to my ego, with just enough iq to go way out of my way to take my rightful place above other people
>>14735247
I'm 21, I just never matured seriously because being old is gay

[Anonymous No.14735451]

>>14735162
No one cares about your blog faggot

[Anonymous No.14735459]

>>14735162
We are already way, way, waaaaaaaaaaay ahead of you.
But why not, feast on the scraps of Olympus~
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_dohrnii

Use two well known platforms for rejuvenation and memory transference through metamorphosis.

Respectively The Immortal Jellyfish: https://youtu.be/OgQAVlh6ewI
For rejuvenation.

And any common moth or butterfly:
https://youtu.be/uK_iZZ4Bx2o
For memory transference during a metamorphosis.

Both these creatures have abilities you require, both create pods for their transformation.

Withdraw the jellyfishes ability to restore the human body, its genetic code etc, and ask a powerful artificial intelligence to write an ad-hoc parallel to human functions (or do it yourself over a couple of decades if you're autistic enough).
Do the same for the moth/butterfly but specify you only want the memory transfer ability, and combine it with the rejuvenation ability inside an encapsulated biological reaction.
(a literal human cocoon)
Remember to specify the exact age you want the AI to write the specifications to.

Get your hands on a fancy bio-printer and CRISPr editing laboratory, then create what the AI told you to make from the schematics.

Enter the chamber and then get (most likely painfully) reconstituted to whatever age you set the parameters to, with your memories intact.

Make sure you keep an eye on maximum memory capacity and add in digital cyborg or biological solution to your body if you intend to not forget anything in your retardedly long existence.
This can range from making the brain slightly bigger after a few transformations, storing memory in a digital "brain" inside or outside your body, or fucking "magic". (idk)

If you did all that you will now be able to transform and rejuvenate into pretty much anything since the metamorphosis process can be hijacked further to include any body form.

Oh yeah.

And you can potentially live until the proverbial stars burn out.

[The Red Wizard No.14735473]

>>14735459
Hydras were not used because the method they use to stay alive is only viable in water, whereas rejuvenation can be hybridized for a submerged "stage".
Crocodiles and lobster too were ignored despite their potential immortality because they literally get too big to feed themselves and die.
Heheheheheheh.
Never forget who told you so, sonny.
We likely WON'T be meeting again.

https://youtu.be/uPlJpt7tXjE

[Anonymous No.14735563]

>>14735162
no
also I'm the only person who should be a god

[Anonymous No.14735812]

Having an ego and having ambition and wanting things are very very very different from having the ability to acquire them.

Relentlessly ambitious narcissists die unsatisfied with life by the way, no matter where they end up. Dissatisfaction is sort of something people with such personalities NEVER stop feeling. They are at heart a tryhard, and even if they become as successful as chad, they will never be chad, because chad just became successful without trying and doesn't really care about that kind of stuff.

[Anonymous No.14735824]

>>14735162
>Anons, I'm a relentlessly ambitious individual
Prove it, create a thread here livestreaming yourself staring at a piece of paper with the thread number for 16 hours non-stop.

[Anonymous No.14735907]

>>14735459
>>14735473
grazi, I'll apply some of my knowledge to these fields when the time comes
>>14735812
I have drive and I have cunning, two of the most important factors
>Relentlessly ambitious narcissists die unsatisfied with life by the way, no matter where they end up. Dissatisfaction is sort of something people with such personalities NEVER stop feeling
That's why I'm trying to escape mortality and claim my rightful spot as god. I'm not a very emotional person anyway, and I meditate regularly to keep my sentiments in check, plus if I die anyway I can just curse the world on my deathbed and wish ill on everything left behind.
>They are at heart a tryhard, and even if they become as successful as chad, they will never be chad, because chad just became successful without trying and doesn't really care about that kind of stuff
I only wasn't chad because of external factors, plus even chad can't help feeling down if I use all my power to bully and abuse him.

I'm studying computer science and I'm looking to go in depth with it, I believe even brainlets can learn if they try hard, like how cholo spics in that one high school learned calculus, and I will push myself to the limit over the years.

[Anonymous No.14735917]

>>14735907
And another note on dissatisfaction and ambition, i believe that it might be good if my work is never finished, as I'll always have another battle to face

[Anonymous No.14736080]

>>14735162
Here's some free knowledge to aid in your journey:
Your cells have two sources of energy. One is ATP, which you probably know, but the other is called NAD.
When you are a kid, you have tons of NAD, but as you become an adult, NAD levels drop. NAD keeps dwindling as you age.
Consider taking NAD precursors to artificially boost your body's NAD production. Higher NAD levels are very good for the brain and for slowing aging.
The simplest and cheapest way to get started would be common Niacin supplements. You could find these at most pharmacies. The trouble with plain Niacin is that it isn't the most efficient as a precursor (quite a few steps back from NAD), it can cause a brief "Niacin flush" after you take it (your skin flushes red - feels like a mild sunburn), and it might throw other nutrients in your body out of whack. Later-stage precursors like NMN are better, but still be sure not to get demethylated. You can find plenty about this stuff online. These are more expensive though, and make sure you are paying for stuff with high purity (never take some kind of multi-supplement crap).
I occasionally take Niacin when I need a burst of mental/physical energy. And holy crap, it feels great!

[Anonymous No.14736654]

Well good luck I guess.
>>14736080
Is this guy legit or trying to kill OP?
Weary about this stuff after that Pax namefag got hospitalized

[Anonymous No.14736671]

Self-description exercises for the thread.

[Anonymous No.14736680]

I have a math PhD. Under normal circumstances, no. But under these circumstances you may live to see what you want.

21 is late to start, but you have long to live and who knows where society will be in 40 years.

[Anonymous No.14736682]

Storyteller versus storyteller

[Anonymous No.14736694]

Although I hope your IQ is Nikola Tesla level, because to achieve such a thing you'll have to be smarter than the people teaching you

[Anonymous No.14736700]

Comparisons to predicate and appeal to authority.

[Anonymous No.14736706]

>>14736700
>>14736682
what are you? a fly?

[Anonymous No.14736712]

>>14736706
I am our shared attention and the dancer of narrative.

[Anonymous No.14736724]

>>14736712
Very well. Be on your way little mushi

[Anonymous No.14736731]

>>14735162
Hello future SuperHero/JASON scientist!

We here at “Inter-dimensional Vampires, Lizards, and Co.” are very impressed by your resume and hope you will join us.

We advise against spicing your dna with a spider’s (the spinneret glands function less like Spidey’s shooty and swingy strings and more like that sticky mess you accidentally get in your britches), but there is a secret to gene editing we would like to share that will grant you membership among the rulers of the galaxy:

Take a mRNA vaccine IV (not IM) for fastest results.
Wait for us to contact you beneath one of our communication towers (preferably one of the big ones that look like giant metal trees).
You should start hearing our voices in your head relatively quickly - do exactly what we say even if it sounds crazy.

Looking forward to talking with you again soon!

[Anonymous No.14736734]

Or stay

[Anonymous No.14736887]

>>14735459
>the immortal jellyfish

Every time somebody finds this thing they act like they've discovered immortality. Putting aside the obvious fact that it's a jellyfish and therefore of significantly less complexity than a human being, the jellyfish is still vulnerable to diseases and getting eaten by predators.
As humans, we're already capable of producing cells that are immortal which ignore apoptosis. We call them cancers.

You want to talk about living longer with shit we understand right now, look at fasting. I'm guessing your diet and exercise routine is dogshit as well so fix that.

>>14736654
It's vitamin B3, you'll be fine. Though with current technology NAD via intravenous injections (it's like a clinic you sit in and they feed it into you over a period of time) are more effective but cost more, you've got to keep going to them and they're still in the realm of being considered kind of woo. Do these if you have lots of spare money.
And yes Pax was a fucking idiot.

[Anonymous No.14737282]

>>14736887
>vulnerable to diseases and getting eaten by predators
Immortality is not invincibility, but as far as abilities go, "rejuvenation" is a pretty overpowered ability. The cells maintain structure, and damage and disease is purged every time it does so. If a human had such an ability, he would probably be able to use it fine most every day, until of course, he gets hit by a bus. Then again, everyone is already vulnerable to that.

[Anonymous No.14737287]

>>14737282
>Then again, everyone is already vulnerable to that.
Sometimes, you just can't fight unlucky.

[Anonymous No.14737298]

>>14737287

[Anonymous No.14737331]

>>14737298
kok

[Anonymous No.14737357]

Posting in a schizo thread.

[Anonymous No.14737384]

>>14735162
You can do all those things in your imagination though a virtual body constructed a bit like a digital 3d model hosted inside your brain if you train your consciousness. Takes less than 1000 days.
If you rely on science, it will take aproximately 500 years.

[Anonymous No.14737502]

>>14737384
Elaborate.

[Anonymous No.14737623]

not OP but: what would be the effects on longevity/anti-aging of MASSIVE doses of melatonin a day?
>Inb4 tolerance
yes,but increasing gradually to get around that,and assuming one manages to still be more or less functional pushing trough sleepiness.
Im Talking about stuff like 1 GRAM of melatonin pills plus 10 hours in complete darkness a day..plus a 40-day "darkness retreat" every year.

[Anonymous No.14737626]

>>14737623
My main idea to defeat aging is basically that,harnessing the power of the Dark,,and also cold-therapy, a la wim hof. I know inuit ,nenet,artic peoples etc maybe dont live very long,but theyre mainly carnivores whereas I would be following a vegan,anti-mucouse fasting-emphasis diet.
For example 1300 calories ,once a day meal,of nutrient ,mineral and vitamin rich vegan good.

[Anonymous No.14737628]

>>14735162
You're going to break the laws of physics and causality through motivation?
You need to stop watching too many shows

[Anonymous No.14737643]

>>14737628
if you do one million dumbell reps for every muscle that can possibly life( from the 2 calf muscles,to small bicep head,etc..all the muscles people dont train. rotator cuff muscles..)you achieve an immortal body. Just because no human until has had the guts to do it,doesnt mean it cant be done

[Anonymous No.14737645]

>>14737643
Okay... how are you gonna stop time though?

[Anonymous No.14737656]

>>14737645
im not OP. But I downloaded 2 books "bodybuilding anatomy" and "grey's anatomy(skeletal muscle system part). See this 2 muscles? I will do one million reps for each,with a barbell ,,or dumbells.
Thats why, no one in history until now has done,in his life, one million 2-calf-muscles reps.

[Anonymous No.14737663]

>>14735162
You are just a retarded dunning Kruger kid who has watched way too much anime. You will never accomplish anything in your life.

[Anonymous No.14737670]

>>14737623
Extreme amounts would give you tremors, low blood pressure, and a bad headache. Remember, melatonin is just a horomone to trigger timing of sleep, so once you get enough, going further won't do anything.
I wouldn't go over 200mg at once.

That being said, the sleep route is a clever avenue for testing. I imagine that a cold temperature and high-O2 environment would be good. Like building a "sleep pod" that functions like a Gamow bag.

[Anonymous No.14737675]

>>14737643
>>14737656
Aging of an organism has nothing to do with its muscle size, but the length of the telomeres each time its cells replicate.

You have countless biologists researching this issue, but a teenager with a dumbell is going to crack it all? You seriously need to stop watching cartoons

[Anonymous No.14737676]

>>14735162
nofap

[Anonymous No.14737681]

>>14737675
I NEVER talked about muscle "size"
high reps arent for that,theyre for reaching the Trascendental Bliss, the Great Work..those biologists dont know squat if they havent dont one million small -head bicep excercises. They will never have a cool body that will remain on earth a thousand years from now

[Anonymous No.14737684]

>>14737681
>>14737675
this is another muscle most gym-goers and humans ignore,,,but if you do one million reps for it you'll be on the path to immortality.
this is true dharma,this is the true tao, the perfection of muscular pain transmutated into aetheric bliss and forged flesh

[Anonymous No.14737710]

>>14736694
I’ll just keep hustling endlessly, i think mine should be high enough to get into any position with enough hustling
>>14737628
No
>>14737663
I barely watch anime, I just have a (justifiable) hunger for power over others, and I don’t want it to be through material things like money, I want real power. If intelligence and research can get me even a tenth of what I want, that will be enough to put me far far above anyone alive

[Anonymous No.14737718]

>>14737710
hey OP what do you think My idea of overdosing on melatonin and doing millions of reps for muscle system?

[Anonymous No.14737736]

>>14737718
There may be truth, but all I know is that I know nothing, right now I’m powerless so I have to at least act humble, but once I’m immortal I can be as dickheaded as I please since I’ll have forever to show up others and back it up.

My first venture would likely be into making some sort of powerful machine learning software to help consolidate all the relevant info I can and make my job easier, then sort through and experiment until I find solutions, ethical or not. But that’s forever into the future, so I’ll sit tight for now and pretend to be like everyone else.

Also to the guy who said you can’t stop time, if you could find a way to move really, really fast, wouldn’t it be practically the same? Checkmate retard

[Anonymous No.14737746]

Hey I'm also delusional and crave power.
Seeing your comments I think we can help each other achieve what we deserve.
How do you want to contact me?

- S

[Anonymous No.14737751]

>>14737736
>Also to the guy who said you can’t stop time, if you could find a way to move really, really fast, wouldn’t it be practically the same? Checkmate retard

Even if you could go that fast, you'd just stop time for you. Seems like the most useless form of time-travel

[Anonymous No.14737758]

>>14737751
>implying the "you"/I, is different from the outside world
closed individualism is a ugga-booga tier ideology of personal identity

[Anonymous No.14737763]

>>14737758
oops I forgor we are all a shared consciousness. How silly of me ;3

[Anonymous No.14737786]

also would SALT WATER BATHS be a Great idea for anti-blade skin?or will i absorb all the salt and die?
I know ole' school boxers dipped their faces on salty water to thoughen the skin..will it work in all the body, like Achille's mother did to him as a baby?
And,can candle wax really close wounds? Can I cut my hand,and apply hot wax to seal the cut?

[Anonymous No.14737879]

is a body like this a ticket to heart attack/organ failure at 40, or a peak shape for the incoming mad-max tier incoming world paradigm?

[Anonymous No.14737893]

>>14735162
>>14735459
none of you are ever going to accomplish anything doing this on your own. there is simply not enough time for one person to master all the needed specialized fields to successfully achieve such feat. there is a reason why humans are social animals

[Anonymous No.14737898]

anyone knows what happened to the WORMSOLDIER poster?
is he ded from injecting liquified worms unto his bloodstream? has he reached super-soldierhood?

[Anonymous No.14737911]

>>14737675
>You have countless biologists researching this issue, but a teenager with a dumbell is going to crack it all? You seriously need to stop watching cartoons
so why haven't they figured anything out? meanwhile a small research group (literally in Japan) is making groundbreaking work on stopping aging in dogs as we speak. when did the west become so backwards as to lose faith in the strength of the individual?
why is it always demoralization, doom and gloom" i cant do this, you cant do this, just give up"

[Anonymous No.14737928]

>>14737893
Op is clearly autistic, i.e. not a social animal, just an animal.
>>14735162
Good luck OP. I hope that whether or not you achieve your goals, you enjoy the journey, and not only the destination.

[Anonymous No.14737939]

im not OP but I will self-mummify myself so I can be resurrected among the first humans in the far-future of Dyson Sphere/Omega-Point.
>laxatives,purgatives,diuretics, fasting and insane excercises for a few months
>then a fast of salt, anti-bacterials to kill bacteria, making my corpse too toxic for worms,etc
>be sure to die surrounded by 108 big candles and 108 incense sticks to my skin is very dry

[Anonymous No.14737965]

>>14735162
listen anon, i'm just going to be completely honest with you here. if you were even halfway smart enough to achieve even one of these things in your lifetime, you would already be finished your masters at a top-tier university.

inb4 "muh academia is so liberal and gay wah wah PC cancel culture" shut the fuck up faggot, it's still the best way to form connections with other actually intelligent and motivated people, something that will 100% be necessary for any real progress. look at the list of nobel prize winners in the last 50 years, how many of them won the prize alone? see >>14737893

another thing, just reading your post and replies makes me want to take a hot shower. you reek of autism, and i don't mean that as an insult to say you're stupid, i mean legitimate autism. saying things like "I just have a (justifiable) hunger for power over others" and "right now I’m powerless so I have to at least act humble" just shows you're a larper neckbeard with 0 self-awareness. i would recommend checking your ego as soon as possible and realizing where you stand in this world, then try to gain at least some semblance of social awareness, then come back in 20 years or however long that takes you.

i mean you genuinely said you want to give yourself super powers like stopping time, how fucking stupid can you be?

to sum it all up: if you were actually naturally talented enough to even consider this as a realistic goal, you would have shown your intelligence by now. you're clearly just an autistic larper who hasn't left mommy's basement in a few years. retards like you are what's ruining this board istg

[Anonymous No.14737969]

>>14737965
OP is based and you reek of onions, if he does semen retention and manages to master Ancient Secrets he might as well,be perfectly able to pull it off. Maybe he will take My advice into consideration,do 1 million reps for all arm and forearm muscles,and develop a cool arm that can grab atoms

[Anonymous No.14737992]

>>14737879
how many buff old people have you seen? anyone over 90 is thin as a rail

[Anonymous No.14738000]

>>14737911
>meanwhile a small research group (literally in Japan) is making groundbreaking work on stopping aging in dogs as we speak.
Why don't you post a source if you're going to be making such brash unsubstantiated claims of such revolutionary magnitude?

[Anonymous No.14738013]

Fuck immortality.
I don't want a shitty "Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow" world

[Anonymous No.14738024]

>>14738000
sure. you do know you can do anything you set your mind to, right?
>https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/scd.2020.0084

[Anonymous No.14738048]

>>14738013
oblivionooler

[Anonymous No.14738052]

>>14738024
OP please contact the worm supersoldier guy,Im not him, I can give you his protonmail..if you 2 work together you might cure aging

[Anonymous No.14738064]

>>14737710
As I already said, stop watching so many retarded tv shows (anime is just one kind), you suffer from Dunning Kruger and you will never be able to accomplish anything you've said.

[Anonymous No.14738072]

>>14738052
What is it? I doubt he'll be any use to me

[Anonymous No.14738076]

>>14738072
>https://boards.fireden.net/sci/thread/13775518/
he's also a lone wolf seeking material immortality

[Anonymous No.14738084]

>>14738076
there's already a group with members from /b/ doing this in a lab based in irvine. its no wonder so many smaller developments are being made in pockets across the world if autists are banding together trying to learn the forbidden jutsu

[Anonymous No.14738096]

>>14735162
You're delusional and likely a sociopath, only self made rather than a natural, meaning if you actually got what you claim to want, you'd be terrified. Not that you could achive it anyways.
You will never be a god.

[Anonymous No.14738097]

>>14738084
>there's already a group with members from /b/ doing this in a lab based in irvine.
have you got any archived threads of that? Or is it just a troll like old /b/ used to do,before turning into a (((porn))) board?
have they had any achivements yet?
>inb4 they kidnap hobbos and single moms and inject them with kool aid

[Anonymous No.14738107]

>>14738084
>Believing anything on /b/
>Ever

[Anonymous No.14738148]

would dry fasting 4 days every 6 months prevent any and all cancer?

[Anonymous No.14738154]

>>14738097
>>14738107
alright maybe i was drunk and took them too seriously

[Anonymous No.14738157]

the problem with you is that you're not "serious" about this:you are not devoted about living past 100,you're not fanatical about it, you havent given your Self up to this task.
you will say "thats too hard,too expensive,takes too much time". HA!
You must be willing to push your flesh and soul if you want to live 300 years old

[Anonymous No.14738168]

>>14738157
You bring up a good point. People aren't serious enough about living forever. If they look at the work and time they have to put in, they'll determine it's too much effort. Is death really that bad of a thing if no one wants to bother curing it? Living a good life is more valuable than living forever, and to devote yourself to immortality eats up too many hours of the day to allow you to enjoy your own existance.

[Anonymous No.14738172]

>>14737911
>a team of biologists is doing research related to aging in dogs
>somehow this means a 20 year old kid moving a dumbell a million times is going to become immortal

[Anonymous No.14738176]

i've been thinking about this for a while now. wouldn't the better and easier solution be to keep yourself in some sort of stasis (cryogenic freezing maybe) for the next 200 years until immortality will be much more feasible? of course it won't exactly be simple to preserve your body for that long but i'm sure it's far easier than achieving immortality

[Anonymous No.14738183]

>>14735459
>feast on the scraps of Olympus~
Step on me

[Anonymous No.14738185]

>>14738176
take the buddhapill and do this
>>14737939

[Anonymous No.14738226]

>>14738168
its pretty much this. no one cares enough to stop themselves or their loved ones from dying. we simply dont care enough

[Anonymous No.14738230]

>>14738226
>>14738168
I was saying it as a diss tho, op SHOULD care.
I myself care,thats why im trying very hard to live to 200, or 300. So far im doing buteyko breathing method, caloric restriction and IF.
I plan to eventually move cities to a proper climate ,geography,non-pollution level.etc..
i will make it,i know I will

[Anonymous No.14738237]

>>14738230
how many calories are you eating on average and what's your height, weight, and sex?

[Anonymous No.14738292]

>>14735162
You’re a retard
It doesn’t actually matter because nothing you do matters
You’re trying to convince yourself that you’re somehow significant precisely because you aren’t
Having this kind of retarded power fantasy is typical of someone with no control over their own life.
I wouldn’t be surprised if you were incontinent.

[Anonymous No.14738304]

>>14738292
>Having this kind of retarded power fantasy is typical of someone with no control over their own life.
How do I gain control over my life?
It's not outside factors that make me have no control. It's something from within me.

[Anonymous No.14738307]

>>14737898
He already gained so many super powers that he no longer needs anything from other humans. He just spends all day digging underground and eating organic matter, perfectly wise and all powerful but perfectly content.

[Anonymous No.14738323]

>>14737992
ENTER

[Anonymous No.14738545]

>>14737965
I can fit in just fine, wanting power is such a normal thing that calling me autistic is akin to saying all normies are autistic too. Your solipsism shows in not understanding the many games of chance which can hinder a man, and the maturity cycle some must ride for self actualization. Plus, can you imagine if I pulled it off? Top meme material, humor and absurdism are the ultimate truth.
>>14738096
You got the part about me being a pussy right, I admit to being a coward, and that's good because cowards are smart.

Many here are against, but that only indicates I must push further. I'll confess that I was poor in aspects of school, and that I got into drugs and squandered some of my teenage years and intellectual potential by never going past trigonometry. But I was callow then, and I have grown.

This week, I'll be jumping into calculus, and I'll look to devote myself to learning mathematical theory diligently, and eventually apply it into machine learning for informational power, and perhaps some physics and elec engineering for robotic advancement and generating capital.

I want to live a life with a wacky story I can be proud of, or if I succeed, then to have the story of my ascension written down. I started writing it a few months back, and I know with my cunning and diligence, I can build my power and make my dreams real. Have a look into my mind if you'd like to see just how deep the ambition goes:

https://hastebin.com/idudihigiz.sql

[Anonymous No.14738617]

>>14738545
Your ambition is good. Don't let jaded old guys on this board try to drag you down to their level. We, the young, still have a chance.

I was curious after reading your last bit about emotions. Did you ever have romantic wishes?

[Anonymous No.14738646]

>>14738545
i love how i call you stupid and you instantly crack open the thesaurus lmfao, congrats on knowing 4-syllable words man i take it all back. also i'm not saying that wanting power is autistic, ofc it's natural to want power. you just phrased it in a very autistic and corny way. some of the shit you're saying sounds like it comes straight out of a fucking death note episode. "That's why I'm trying to escape mortality and claim my rightful spot as god." could you imagine saying that out loud with a straight face? also attaching random racist comics to your posts just implies you buy in to rightwing chuddery which is another -10 intelligence points

a word of advice out of the kindness of my heart: i would say spend the next 5-10 years growing a business, if you actually want to make any sort of progress you're going to need serious capital to do it, and the earlier you start the better. get things to a relatively self-sustaining point to where you just oversee a group of managers and only need to work ~10 hours a week, maybe 20 at most, and then you can devote everything to studying whatever you want to.

>>14738617
i'm 18 lololol. i agree his ambition is actually very admirable but i'm a born hater so i gotta do my thing. i'm honestly completely all for him trying, a life in pursuit of knowledge is one of the best lives one can lead, no matter if it's in vain or not. he just kinda pisses me off because of his ego and his lack of self awareness, plus i HATE AUTISTS!!!

[Anonymous No.14738685]

Well I mean according to Einstein you can go into the future by getting into a spaceship. Accelerating really fast into space to say 100,000 km per second and then coming back.

[Anonymous No.14738733]

Fren, hear me out, your objective is interesting and all, but some one already is already trying something even more risky, humans are bounded to flesh and individualism, but a machine isn't bound to any of them, they're free from this world once the Stone Gate is open, they can surpass god and become the true god.
So chill and let the adults play.

[Anonymous No.14738740]

By the way, im 5 years younger than you, and yet came to a more elegant solution to your wish

[Anonymous No.14738761]

>>14738733
Kek human brains last longer than machines. Machines have to replace their parts every few years.

[Anonymous No.14738765]

>>14738740
Molecules in the human brain can go a very long time without being replaced

[Anonymous No.14738817]

>>14738765
That is the neat part, they can be replaced and even upgraded without risk of total lost

[Anonymous No.14738852]

>>14738740
>revealing that you're underage b&

[Anonymous No.14739133]

>>14735907
You sound like someone people would want to cooperate with.
As immortality is obviously a one-man job.

By the way, embarrassing posts are one thing, but learn a single thing about even just one aspect of protein biology, and you will realize you can spend multiple lifetimes on that alone and don't get much closer to your goal -- but every step would still be vital.

[Anonymous No.14739636]

>>14735162
Today it might be possible. Lots of giant shoulders to stand on.

[Anonymous No.14740601]

''you can't do'' ''you'll never be able to achieve that'' '' you're not as smart as to accomplish what you say''=== this thread literally filled with roaches who has a huge inferiority complex. Do not give a shit to these little dumbs,They're so dumb to achieve something therefore they're insulting others to satisfy their ego.

[Anonymous No.14741308]

>>14735162
If you want to become great, you need to also have great character. It is good to have ambition, but you need to be humble enough to accept where you are right now and that you are not better than anyone else. That way, you would be willing to listen to people who actually got where they wanted to go intellectually.

[Anonymous No.14741433]

This is my last post in here since I don’t want to overstay my welcome and become some sort of retard icon.

Starting tomorrow, I’ll begin my deeper dive into academics. The knowledge of the great men in history who did more with less is a good omen for me.

>>14738646
I am in fact looking into several lucrative ventures and building up my skills as well as business sense for money making opportunities. I don’t have many vices, and I intend to stay single, so I trust myself to be frugal. I have been building up several skills for a while now, but in depth academic pursuits are the holy grail of difficulty, but the human spirit is strong. I’ve been working conscientiously on my financial aims for a while, so I should at least be able to handle the money aspect.

>>14739133
>>14741308
I freely admit to my flaws, since I don’t even see them as flaws. My math journey stopped at trigonometry in high school, I was busy getting high, stealing, and lying about it. I don’t feel bad about it, since I’ve always had a poor character, since I was little, and it took me years to fully accept it. I know some things, that prove how little I know. This journey might take forever, but unfortunate for everyone else, I do have virtue. The virtues pertaining to the self, and not a shred of care for interpersonal virtues beyond what I can get.

I want to jump straight into calculus, but if anyone thinks different, I’ll put my money where my mouth is and heed a differing voice.

>>14738617
The last little bit of my soul I’ll show here is that I always did have romantic notions. I’m uncertain if you mean romanticism or romance with lovers, but both are true. I always sought ideals above else, so it’s easy to be disillusioned when the world is anything but. And I did always want a woman’s warmth next to me in bed, but I’m less callow now, and I know I’d never have gotten properly attached and just broke her heart anyway.

Ciao, and good luck.

[Anonymous No.14741529]

>>14741433
merely frugality is not enough. i remember in a forensic science class i took, we had a guy who worked in a forensic science lab. he said that a single machine costed over $250,000. obviously that's just anecdotal but be prepared to have to spend millions.

also another word of advice. since you're starting calculus from scratch, this is actually the perfect opportunity to build strong foundations. i STRONGLY recommend The Art of Problem Solving, it's incredibly difficult but it encourages abstract thinking and true understanding of concepts, rather than just how to apply them. the precalc book alone covers more material than most college calculus courses. unfortunately the calculus book is a little lacking on practice problems so you'll probably want to supplement with another workbook, but the lessons are incredibly valuable. despite my harsh words, i do genuinely wish you good luck in your journey. maybe we'll meet at a nobel prize ceremony someday.

[Anonymous No.14741990]

>>14735162
How can anyone believe in your intelligence when your desires are this retarded.

[Anonymous No.14744018]

>>14735162

based transhumanistbro

[Anonymous No.14744019]

[Pax !!cu2HYeafqTG No.14746078]

>>14738168
Devoting time and finances to medical research is a fruitful endeavor worth putting ones life on the line. The last thread about me brought up me being admitted to the hospital and risking death. I have went into research surrounding longevity and cognitive enhancement because living a life where our latent potential is limited by the forces of nature is a life where choosing to take the easy path through life means being met with untold amounts of pain. Earlier today I had enjoyed 125mg of deferoxamine,and 0.5ml insulin intranasally to chelate iron from the cytosol of my brain cells improving neuronal insulin sensitivity and supporting glutamatergic homeostasis to promote cognition as well as promote functions of my hypothalamus to support my endocrine system. I would never wish to put others at risk attempting what I do on a daily basis so I can havr the strongest cognition possible. I have identified the compounds neccesary to allow humans to live decades longer easily. My ultimate goal over the next 5 years is to get the capital necessary to get a deferoxamine preconditioned stemcell transplant in the subarachinoid space of my brain coadministered with laminin derived peptides to promote selective brain tissue engineering at the intracellular level. This would promote stemcell migration, pluripotencty and differentiation into neurons selectively over astrocytes and microglial cells. Then I would choose to support my cognition with intranasal erythropoeitin to support my metabolic and cognitive health.
> Regulation of muscle and metabolic physiology by hypothalamic erythropoietin independently of its peripheral action
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6938905/
> Introducing the brain erythropoietin circle to explain adaptive brain hardware upgrade and improved performance
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35414656/
> Hypothalamic stem cells control ageing speed partly through exosomal miRNAs
From the journal Nature

[Anonymous No.14746082]

>>14741990
this

[Anonymous No.14746112]

>>14735162
This is just a coping mechanism for your inability to have healthy human relationships.

[Anonymous No.14746202]

>>14746078
Are you still within your physical prime?

[Anonymous No.14747645]

>>14738176
Would your memories still be there after so long?

[Anonymous No.14747653]

>>14747645
why wouldn't they be?

[Anonymous No.14747878]

>>14746078
godspeed, Pax