Can a billionarie living today really become a transhuman\super-human before he dies?Could he take ALL these (except the meme ones like krokodil) nootropics daily or regularly to achieve all and every benefit, live in an Hyperbaric chamber or altitude tent, live in a house with 20 000 red lights 24\7 etc.for example elon musk: if he plays his cards right, could he live to 300 years old?
unironically maybe. lots of influential people openly talk about life extension or the biological applications of AIbut is there any point to eternal life if you're trapped in a body and ego that you hate?
>>15285588how would a billionarie protect himself from the extremely pozzed world we live in ? toxins in air, soil, electro-magnetic planet waves, etc...>live in a giant faraday cage with no technology?>Can air be purified with lots of filters of some kind?>red lights 24\7 to counter the poz sunlight spectrum?
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>>15285583There will be senolytic therapies, likely based on stem cells, to extend the human lifespan considerably. Apparently approximately by 2036. And it will be free, according to Aubrey DeGrey>What’s the cost of LEV (Longevity Escape Velocity): is this just for rich people?>What’s it going to cost to the end-user: zero. And the reason is that aging is so expensive that it would be economically suicidal for any country not to make these things available, irrespective of ability to pay, to everybody who’s old enough to need them. And thereby to allow those therapies to pay for themselves many times over really quickly, just by keeping the elderly, able-bodied, and healthy, and in a position to contribute wealth.https://longevity.technology/news/longevity-escape-velocity-by-2035-and-it-will-be-free
>>15285688>adam from the bible
>>15285583>Can a billionarie living today really become a transhuman\super-human before he dies?Nope>for example elon musk: if he plays his cards right, could he live to 300 years old?Nope. People have been search for the fountain of youth since people existed, all throughout history. I bet someone will now tell me this time it will be different. Yeah I'm sure people thought that way in the past as well.
>>15285588It's unlikely we'll be able to make people live for eternity for a very long time. The current technologies being worked on will increase the human lifespan but you can still get hit by a bus or something and die naturally in that sense. The technologies are mostly based around cell rejuvenation, repairing damaged cells etc so your body is at its cellular optimum. You'd basically be say 200 years old and would look about 25
>>15285823>if we couldn't do something in the past that means it can't be doneare you sure about that ?
>>15285583Even you can become biologically immortal already. But what does that pharma chart has to do with anything?
>>15285588>is there any point to eternal life if you're trapped in a body and ego that you hate?just trust your body to life-support machine and dissolve your ego into virtual realityhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uekZpkYf7-E
>>15285828>You'd basically be say 200 years old and would look about 25if i could also be biologically female sign me the fuck up>>15285862>Even you can become biologically immortal already.how?>>15285870that's the other cope, yes
>>15285913>how?Telomerase gene therapy could do the trick, but they offer several other genes associated with longevity. That is yet to be confirmed by decades of practice, but in theory I don't see why that approach wouldn't work.
>>15286007well, i look forward to the future. even if it's only to satisfy my transhumanist delusions
>>15285829>if we couldn't do something in the past that means it can be doneWhy don't you strap some feathers to your arms and go jump off the nearest tall building, I'm sure you'll fly just finebecause it's teh futurezzz!!! now
>>15285583Retarded nootropic trope. Has anyone ever benefited from this brainlet tier solution?
