With technology though, nearly anything is possible. I don't know if it would be worth it or not. Maybe it will be 100 years as opposed to 30 years. Maybe it never will be.
I think the other side will be a million times better than earth, and if that's the case, the sooner you die the better.
With technology though, nearly anything is possible. I don't know if it would be worth it or not. Maybe it will be 100 years as opposed to 30 years. Maybe it never will be.
I think the other side will be a million times better than earth, and if that's the case, the sooner you die the better.
I remember reading a medical article in the 1980s that doctors said they could take any baby born then and give it a lifespan of 140 if it was kept under medical supervision.
The rest of the article was all about how society is not set up for such a thing.....people working until ?, social security paying people for years, etc.....
I remember reading a medical article in the 1980s that doctors said they could take any baby born then and give it a lifespan of 140 if it was kept under medical supervision.
The rest of the article was all about how society is not set up for such a thing.....people working until ?, social security paying people for years, etc.....
Possibly in computer/holographic type form, as mentioned.Other than that, it's not possible.It is basically science fiction to believe anything else. The reason being there's no way to retain a living being's cellular structure for more than possibly 150 years, at max. No matter what science they come along with, this is a limitation of life-forms on this planet. But, as stated, you can preserve your attributes in a computer, and they could be displayed holographically or 3 dimensionally as you.But it will never be the actual you, the person sitting here reading this; it will be a representation of you. ;-)
Possibly in computer/holographic type form, as mentioned.Other than that, it's not possible.It is basically science fiction to believe anything else. The reason being there's no way to retain a living being's cellular structure for more than possibly 150 years, at max. No matter what science they come along with, this is a limitation of life-forms on this planet. But, as stated, you can preserve your attributes in a computer, and they could be displayed holographically or 3 dimensionally as you.But it will never be the actual you, the person sitting here reading this; it will be a representation of you. ;-)
Possibly in computer/holographic type form, as mentioned.Other than that, it's not possible.It is basically science fiction to believe anything else. The reason being there's no way to retain a living being's cellular structure for more than possibly 150 years, at max. No matter what science they come along with, this is a limitation of life-forms on this planet. But, as stated, you can preserve your attributes in a computer, and they could be displayed holographically or 3 dimensionally as you.But it will never be the actual you, the person sitting here reading this; it will be a representation of you. ;-)
Most people are pretty much one-dimensional and phony, and talking to them is like talking to a wall, so I'd say the mission's already been accomplished....
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Possibly in computer/holographic type form, as mentioned.Other than that, it's not possible.It is basically science fiction to believe anything else. The reason being there's no way to retain a living being's cellular structure for more than possibly 150 years, at max. No matter what science they come along with, this is a limitation of life-forms on this planet. But, as stated, you can preserve your attributes in a computer, and they could be displayed holographically or 3 dimensionally as you.But it will never be the actual you, the person sitting here reading this; it will be a representation of you. ;-)
Most people are pretty much one-dimensional and phony, and talking to them is like talking to a wall, so I'd say the mission's already been accomplished....
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