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Scientists at odds over longevity


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news icon rThe increase in life expectancy enjoyed by many societies is a triumph of modern science. Our understanding of the human body and how to repair it when it breaks down have continued to push "old age" into the distance - and researchers intend to keep pushing.

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This would be great for space travel! :alien:

Wow! Talk about over population!

But on the other hand there only a few who could afford it!

I dont think medicare would pay for this one!

So what would the retirement age be?

665!! :huh:

Im only in my thirties and cant wait for retirement!

If I thought I still had 600+ yrs to go I would probably

shoot myself! :cry:

Wonder how the price of life insurance would be?

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Hmm i wonder what would people do with life prison sentences.

Or what people would look like at the age of 900yrs.

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I'm all for immortality...but imagine what it would be like...I mean most people find life after 90 unbearable...constant aches and pains, barely able to walk to the bathroom without considerable discomfort...who'd want to live through that for another 900 years?

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what if the pain of the nineties didn't set in til youre like 700? then it'd be cool. sign me up

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  • 5 years later...

If life expentancy was 800 years then I don think we will look old til we r mayb 700...

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