Immortality In 20 Years? What Do You Think? - Topic

HeLiCaL

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#31

Jan 25 2010 06:10pm

Quote (stacked @ Jan 24 2010 04:30am)

20 years ago they though we would have flying cars and shit today.

we have helicopters and planes , those are flying cars

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#32

Jan 25 2010 10:12pm

my brother believes in this nanotechnology

however, overpopulation would be an issue... the earth simply isn't large enough to support overlapping generations

but a new life sustaining planet + nanotechnology would be win

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#33

Jan 25 2010 11:56pm

lawl @ op

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Jan 26 2010 11:19am

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#35

Jan 26 2010 01:05pm

Immortality would have you all so bored that you would kill yourself after a thousand years anyway.

Edit : My avatar sums this thread up.

This post was edited by qb6945 on Jan 26 2010 01:06pm

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#36

Jan 27 2010 01:46am

Quote (TheLordWeirdSloughFeg @ Jan 21 2010 03:19am)

Found this neat article a moment ago. A few months old, but I did not see it posted here.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/6217676/Immortality-only-20-years-away-says-scientist.html

It certainly sparked my interest, but does it seem even remotely plausible?

What do you think, JSP?

Personally, I'm for immortality. I'm sure many religious freaks will think scientists are only trying to "play God," though.

Eh no more circle of life

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#37

Jan 27 2010 04:07am

if the new age of acceptance for living in mother's basement becomes 1000+ i'm down.

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