It may sound like a dumb question, but I'm quite serious about this thread. What would be the best way for humans to live forever? If our body could function without oxygen, we could live a little longer, in theory. But how would that stop our organs etc from getting old? Is it impossible for our body itself to stop getting old, as in, could we keep it at it's prime in let's say, our early 20's?
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Would it ever be possible to live forever?
- Thread starter J Greig
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Two issues with the question:
Why would you want to "live forever"?
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I'm not sure 'my prime' was in my twenties.
Why would you want to "live forever"?
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I'm not sure 'my prime' was in my twenties.
I see little reason why it shouldn't be possible eventually. You just might not like the sacrifices that may have to be made.
But why would you want to die? (Provided you're in good health, etc.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jtpf8N5IDEDrLeftover said:
But why would you want to die? (Provided you're in good health, etc.)
