>you won't be alive in 8030

>>34861343
That'd be kind of scary desu. Assuming humanity hasn't killed itself off, the world would be such a different place it'd be like being in another dimension.

>>34861343
what's going to happen in 8030?

>>34861389
the world will have contacted with aliens far more superior than us, but very caring and gentle at the same time, and we will be drinking our morning coffee on different planets of our choice due to the technology shared with us.

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>even if you could live that long with technology and modern medicine you have to deal with >tfw birthday was closer to roman empire than the present

>>34861343
United all human concious & AI minds into one being forever exploring the infinite cosmos. Time is not a factor anymore and we as a species transcend a a single god of the universe and possible dimensions to reality

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>>34861343
>you won't be alive in the year 2525

>>34861547
ha immortality seems the funniest thing it will be so fun to be immortal. but not everyone tjat would be boring just you, oh man so many things

>>34861343
>>34862108
If I had the choice between immortality or instant death this very second, I'd pick instant death. Honestly, if I were given a choice between 70 years more of life or instant death, I'd take instant death.

I'm amazed that I even made it to 2017

Assuming you live the length of a normal life there's a high chance you made it in time for the singularity

Now wouldn't that be amazing, you could have been born in any time period in history but you were born now and got to see the wonders of technology

You'll still be here in 8030.

Just not in your current form.

But yeah, you'll be here. Where else would you go? Are you a wizard