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what's the potential benefits of living longer?
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My great grand mother on my mother side lived to 106. My grand mother on my mothers side lived to 98. My grandfather on my mothers side lived to 96. My great uncle on my mothers side lived to 105. My grandfather on my dads side lived to 102. My dad is 98 and going strong.
Not all these people lived "clean" lives. Actually the wildest ones lived the longest. None of these people were physically or mentally impared at the time of their passing. They simple went to sleep and didn't wake up. Also, as far as physical appearance goes, it was is if they stopped ageing somewhere in their mid 50's. My dad for example has friends in their mid 70's that look 15 or so years older than he does. I figure that with the gene pool I've been graced to draw from that I'll at least make it to 110. Maybe longer with genitic enhancments. |
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I want to live to 90 and be shot by a jealous husband of a 20 year old.
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By the time I hit 70 I want to take my Pro Street hit about 190mph and go out in a blaze of glory.
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Seriously though, I'd like to live another few hundred years if I could do it in my present body. But given the reality of nature and our species, that's not likely to happen. Consider the population problem that would ensue for one. |
Ever watch 2 1/2 Men? They say they will put their head on a monkey body. :D
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I figure if I make it past retirement and get to enjoy it for a few years with no major issues along the way, Ill be satisfied. Living FOREVER? Not my bag...
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Forever would be a stretch for sure, but I'd be quite happy to live in a healthy body for a few more hundred years just to see in which direction everything on the planet actually ends up heading.
But it would be nice to have an off button in case it gets boring or crazy. |
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