Wrap your mind around this!

[HarryPotter]

Sorry I kinda thought you meant that mother nature will eventually kill ya, ahaha.

[Raxe]

Obviously this is untrue, as the little creature in the OP seems to have figured out a way to defeat this process.

Uhh... it's designed to do this. It's part of nature. That's like saying birds have discovered a way to defeat gravity by inventing wings.

[HarryPotter]

You can't beat mother nature. She will win every single time.

Obviously this is untrue, as the little creature in the OP seems to have figured out a way to defeat this process.

[Raxe]

You can't beat mother nature. She will win every single time.

[LBJefferies]

google nano technology as it relates to delivery of drugs and mechanized robotics able to repair/fix genetic/disease/physical issues within the human body

this tech is coming, and by the time my kids are in their 60's (40yrs) it wil lengthen lifespans to where it will be common to live well past 100yrs, have a career, retire, and have a second career and retire again

Nano tech is mostly just speculative right now and you really can't trust speculation. 50 years ago everybody thought we would have flying cars and bases on Mars by now.

Even if it's possible to stop or slow down the aging process, people would still die from cancer.

[bimmer_E30]

we all gonna die in 2012 so it doesnt matter:drink:

[E30Kaiser]

Or you could look at it as saying in the year 2100 the average life expectancy is 400 years.

But how do you have a life expectancy based on no data, beyond possibly animal research? I see what you are saying though, really just an argument of semantics

I think once all this technology that is being hyped up starts to come out, humans will be virtually immortal as one technology lets you live until the next one comes out allowing you to live even longer, and so on and so on.

[HarryPotter]

Haha Farbin you dumbass. How is that even possible? There would have to be 300 year olds running marathons right now.

Or you could look at it as saying in the year 2100 the average life expectancy is 400 years.

[Wiglaf]

lol @ math fail.
in all seriousness, if people start living that long we will be having some serious population problems.

[gwb72tii]

Haha Farbin you dumbass. How is that even possible? There would have to be 300 year olds running marathons right now.

google nano technology as it relates to delivery of drugs and mechanized robotics able to repair/fix genetic/disease/physical issues within the human body

this tech is coming, and by the time my kids are in their 60's (40yrs) it wil lengthen lifespans to where it will be common to live well past 100yrs, have a career, retire, and have a second career and retire again

[CorvallisBMW]

Lets hope they never figure out how to do that to humans, the world is getting overpopulated as it is.

[e30evolution]

Haha Farbin you dumbass. How is that even possible? There would have to be 300 year olds running marathons right now.

Bring people back from the dead

[LBJefferies]

Humans will live 400 years by the close of this century. Mark my words oh internet, mark my words.

Haha Farbin you dumbass. How is that even possible? There would have to be 300 year olds running marathons right now.

[omar85]

Game over.

haha

[DÌEGØ]

thats some crazy stuff!