Is there a realistic chance to discover immortality (e.g. Cell rejuvenation)?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_dohrnii
find out what these fuckers do and implement it in humans
>>9168095
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J3eWpNw2hM
they need help
>>9168095
Yes. You're still going to get sick though, especially if your DNA, like now, will get damaged and grow defects over time, making cancers a huge risk.
I'm just talking out of my ass but that's how I imagine it.
How about emulating a human brain on a machine?
>>9168120
How exactly will the prevent me from getting older
>>9168129
Well you will no longer need an organic body.
>>9168140
No, my virtual clone no longer needs an organic body. I still need one tho.
>>9168141
Sorry, you're no longer needed.
>>9168120
Although I do like to fantasize about uploading my consciousnesses and have the possibilities of live in fantasy universes there are several problems, like:
Will there be enough information and computing power to correctly simulate the brain?
If a computer of such power could exist and simulate your brain, than it has the power of shaping new consciousness from nothing. Those pure virtual mind would be exactly like my uploaded version, a distinction wouldn't be possible, in that care are they people too?
>>9168095
Take a single cell.
Turn it into a stem cell.
Make it grow.
Stick it in the fridge.
>"Heres one I made earlier.jpg"
Use the ancient tradition chinese tradition of sticking yourself in a goo barrel to sew up cuts and wounds dating back from ancient Atlantis and of course The Celtic druids
Cut your ballsack off
Weld it onto yourself again.
>>9168108
>capable of reverting completely to a sexually immature, colonial stage after having reached sexual maturity as a solitary individual.
Just imagine the implications!
>>9168120
If that ever becomes a thing, I'm going to encourage the baby boomer generation to retire there and then emp the fucks.
>>9168095
Yes simple way:
1. Find way to remove brain while maintaing its function - put it inside a machanical environment capable of protecting it and offering administration on par with organic one.
2. Replace parts of the brain with mechanical ones, nano machines that take the place of dead neurons and so on.
Other way: do part to keep brain young forever but find a way to transplant brain into a clone.
But this is just sci-fi bullshit.
We obviously have no way right now and we see no way to do it soon.
>>9168095
>cell rejuvenation
>our post mitotic cells accumulate DNA lesions, causing massive loss of genetic information and cell death. A few viruses, which vast majority of people have, are responsible for interfering with repair mechanism and some directly cause damage
I don't think we'll ever reverse aging. We're imperfect systems, I think much of aging is cumulative errors. Maybe just extend life through a level of maintenance that is probably either impractical or impossible. If med-resistant bacteria meme comes true, we'll probably have significantly shorter lives in the future.
>>9168095
If the CRISPR meme pans out, we'll probably be 8ft tall superhumans with 12inch cocks by 2030.
>>9168095
> immortality
that's impossible, you may adquire biological immortality, but something else will eventually kill you. Just pregnate your waifu and fucking die, humanity is bioligically immortal through reproduction already, don't fuck the cicle.
>>9169196
>Humanty is biological immortal through reproduction.
Anon you aren't using the words correctly and you aren't right in any way. Humanity can experience a mass extinction like any other animal.
>>9169513
Yeah, but the difference between us and other animals is that we're aware of that, so all we need to do is not to fuck up badly with dangerous shit like playing with nukes.
>>9168115
How do we help them?
>>9171177
Send them a box with a knife in it and instructions on how to use it