Who wants to live forever

kerryman12 · 01-01-2011 05:40PM

thats pretty specific, what the logic for 66 exactly?

Bajingo · 01-01-2011 05:55PM

fedor.2. wrote: »

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/285/429/Immortality_Harvard_scientists_reverse_the_ageing_process_in_mice_now_for
_humans.html

Is this a good or a bad thing, how long would people like to live? id imagine it would get boring after the first 200 hundred years

This whole life thing is getting a bit tedious i'm going to go top myself!:p

kerryman12 · 01-01-2011 05:58PM

Bajingo wrote: »

This whole life thing is getting a bit tedious i'm going to go top myself!:p

not very funny dude.

Uriel. · 01-01-2011 06:06PM

Oranage2 wrote: »

I would like to die at 66 years old, any older and you're basically just p!ssing and sh!tting yourself - No quality of life

My grandfather died 1 week before his 98th Birthday. Up until he was approximately 92 he still drove, went to the supermarket (by himself) and did the weekly shop and p1ssed and sh1tted when he felt the need in his own toilet. The same man didn't retire from work until he was 71 and never worked a day in his life in an office based job.

So I seriously don't know where you are getting this 66 and you're a mess of a human bullsh1t from

Son Of A Vidic · 01-01-2011 06:10PM

kerryman12 wrote: »

i would say its pretty conclusive.

We don't know until we try it. Since we're posting here we clearly haven't tried it, so therefore we won't know conclusively until we're dead.

Oranage2 · 01-01-2011 06:13PM

Larianne wrote: »

Do you know anyone older than 66 years of age?

kerryman12 wrote: »

thats pretty specific, what the logic for 66 exactly?

Uriel. wrote: »

My grandfather died 1 week before his 98th Birthday. Up until he was approximately 92 he still drove, went to the supermarket (by himself) and did the weekly shop and p1ssed and sh1tted when he felt the need in his own toilet. The same man didn't retire from work until he was 71 and never worked a day in his life in an office based job.

So I seriously don't know where you are getting this 66 and you're a mess of a human bullsh1t from

Not trolling or anything but i would like to dies before I'm 70, I've a big fear of getting dementia, so I rather die than get like that!

Jesus Wept · 01-01-2011 06:14PM

Sea Sharp wrote: »

I'd be happy if I make it to the year 2100, then after that the senile 120s would kick in.
Imagine riding someone who's young enough to be your great great grand daughter. :pac:

Fingers crossed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MznLU4USbA

irelandspurs · 01-01-2011 06:15PM

I want to live forever,i want to learn how to fly

kerryman12 · 01-01-2011 06:18PM

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

We don't know until we try it. Since we're posting here we clearly haven't tried it, so therefore we won't know conclusively until we're dead.

I know a good few people who have tried it, and have yet to meet up with them in this world again.

thats proof enough for me right now.

OutlawPete · 01-01-2011 06:25PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_Qe6yDz1HI

Computer Sci · 01-01-2011 07:02PM

fedor.2. wrote: »

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/285/429/Immortality_Harvard_scientists_reverse_the_ageing_process_in_mice_now_for
_humans.html

Is this a good or a bad thing, how long would people like to live? id imagine it would get boring after the first 200 hundred years

Nothing too unbelievable, ageing is another accident of evolution as is the human body itself, and many credible sources are now suggesting that by the 2020s we will be able to halt ageing using stem cells, biotechnology, RNA interference, and later on with nanotechnology. And of course it is a good thing, what good is there in death? Sure you might say now that you'd hate to live that long, but if you were 199 years of age would you really think along the same lines, if you had perhaps a few months to live?

http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2008/07/is-aging-an-acc.html

http://www.cosmeticsandtoiletries.com/research/biology/88822297.html

kfallon · 01-01-2011 07:04PM

Plug wrote: »

Micheal Jackson is not dead he lives in connemara.

Is that not practically one and the same???

Son Of A Vidic · 01-01-2011 08:02PM

kerryman12 wrote: »

I know a good few people who have tried it, and have yet to meet up with them in this world again.

thats proof enough for me right now.

How is that proof? Perhaps they are on a different plane of existence or a different dimension? Or maybe they're just decomposing back into the earth who knows? So until we die we won't know. Does death mean the end of everything? Or is it merely the passing into a different state of existence? This is a question humanity has and will always continue to ponder. If you know the answer for sure? You better patent it quick because you're sitting on a gold mine. Me? Well I haven't got a clue.

Jesus Wept · 01-01-2011 08:10PM

It won't be allowed to happen unless people are capable of continuing to work.
Perhaps available only to the very rich.

kerryman12 · 01-01-2011 08:27PM

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

How is that proof? Perhaps they are on a different plane of existence or a different dimension? Or maybe they're just decomposing back into the earth who knows? So until we die we won't know. Does death mean the end of everything? Or is it merely the passing into a different state of existence? This is a question humanity has and will always continue to ponder. If you know the answer for sure? You better patent it quick because you're sitting on a gold mine. Me? Well I haven't got a clue.

can I draw ur attention to post #23.

I am not talking about the after life or what ever, just dead people co habiting in this one.

I am not sure a patent on this would stand up in court

Son Of A Vidic · 01-01-2011 08:54PM

kerryman12 wrote: »

can I draw ur attention to post #23.

I am not talking about the after life or what ever, just dead people co habiting in this one.

I am not sure a patent on this would stand up in court

My posts have been talking about what might or might not happen after death. I wasn't talking about this current life or existence, but what happens after when we die. So we've crossed wires I think. The quest for immortality maybe be irrelevant though, if we do 'exist' after death.

Fluorescence · 01-01-2011 10:43PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poNxrtz_p40

But seriously, no. You'd be old for most of your existence. No thanks.

Coriolanus · 01-01-2011 10:52PM

A few hundred years would be good.

KeithAFC · 01-01-2011 10:57PM

Nope. I'd rather die and meet our absent friends.

Asphyxia · 01-01-2011 11:04PM

Nah! I wouldn't be able to handle getting close to someone and then having to watch them die, heart breaking.

OutlawPete · 01-01-2011 11:09PM

Pocketfizz wrote: »

Nah! I wouldn't be able to handle getting close to someone and then having to watch them die, heart breaking.

That's what the song 'Who wants to live forever' is really about.

The full line is:

"Who wants to live forever, when love must die."

af_thefragile · 01-01-2011 11:26PM

This world is full of disease, corruption, greed, envy, lies, deception, hunger, hardship, bills, debts, taxes, infidelity, calamities etc. etc...

Do you really wanna remain in this cesspool forever?? Really??!

I don't really mind how long I live. I just wanna die before I get to a stage where I start peeing and crapping my pants and have to start worrying about incontinence wear...

stovelid · 01-01-2011 11:34PM

Nah: a hundred years or so in good health would be fine.

02-01-2011 12:39AM

Ever watch repo men? :L

dsmythy · 02-01-2011 01:05AM

fedor.2. wrote: »

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/285/429/Immortality_Harvard_scientists_reverse_the_ageing_process_in_mice_now_for
_humans.html

Is this a good or a bad thing, how long would people like to live? id imagine it would get boring after the first 200 hundred years

Trust me, you don't want to live forever.

kerryman12 · 02-01-2011 04:53PM

dsmythy wrote: »

Trust me, you don't want to live forever.

are u a vampire?

Thomas828 · 02-01-2011 05:30PM

Hey, if you mean eternal life in Heaven, then yes, I would! I don't think I'd like to live on Earth forever, though. I've only been alive for 39 years but that's long enough to know that I don't like the way the planet has been going.

TeddyTedson · 02-01-2011 05:35PM

If I could live for ever I'd work for 300 years straight and save it all and live forever on the interest with some investments.

maxxie · 02-01-2011 05:40PM

Plug wrote: »

Micheal Jackson is not dead he lives in connemara.

Thats a true story, lives back the road and is seeing one of the joyces from cashel :pac:

JONJO THE MISER · 02-01-2011 05:55PM

Yeah i would love it but only if i could be 26 forever.

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