Apparently Tsuji has started clinical trials
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Don't be so obsessed with youth. Just try to be the best version of yourself right now, in the present. If you are in yours 30s, you can date, travel, have friends, exercise, study, etc. F**k ppl that only care about your looks.
Cryonics should be your last bet after you have done your best to live a nice life, because there is a high chance that you will be a dead human popsicle or a brain damaged living person if you ever wake up.
you write fairy tales, you can be the best version of yourself and still be sh*t for society, all that matters is the appearance of youth and money, let's face it
cryonics can work, and in 200 years people will be perfect
It will never work because there's no life without a soul
It's just a scam meant to snatch money from some idiots living in false dreams about a future that will never be a reality
possible, but what alternative do you have after death?
If i tell you, you probably won't be convinced or satisfied since we all share different perspectives and views concerning death
But the universal answer that we can all agree on is that we should keep on living, look out for the right thing to do, and then do it. We can't control death anyway and we have no idea what might happen even in the next hour
So just try to live and you might find your own answer someday on what's the right thing to do to deal with death
I don't lose anything by signing up for cryonics
What about the large amounts of money you will pay? What about how your rotten corpse will be frozen for years in a stinky place where some weirdos can mess up with it in various ways? What about the fact that there's no point in it in the first place and it's just a waste of time and money?
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shut up ruining this thread with your cryonics bullshit, find your own forum for this science fiction talk that nobody here wants to constantly hear about
And why should we listen to you?
what alternative do you have?
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yeah i am sure others love the constant repetitiveness and derangement of the topic
Just let your corpse rot in the ground after you have a nice funeral filled with many people who share warm, genuine memories about you when you were alive
Who cares what people think, this is a public forum. So if you don't like or care about what someone is saying just put them on ignore and move on
The statistical 80 years of life is definitely too short for me, life will be easier and easier cryonics has little chance of success, but lying in the grave, you have no chance, these are the facts, everyone has their choice and you probably won't say that 50k $ is excessive cost?
Fairy tales? You care too much about what other ppl think and you waste your present hoping for a future that will not come for you.
If you do believe in science, then be sincere and stop believing in sci-fi bullshit of 500 years ahead of us. The most certain and accepted scientific outcome for your life in this age is: you will die. There is a 99,999999% chance that you will die, but your actions and thoughts are molded by the 0,000001% chance that you will live. That is the definition of living in a fairy tale.
Be glad. Now you have a chance to be a hairy popsicle.
I will ask again - what is the alternative after death? grave? I prefer with minimal chance than zero chance, what am I losing except 50k $?
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If everyone is perfect then no one is perfect. If everyone is perfect then perfect just becomes average
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Honestly if you're under 50 there is a pretty good chance you can reach longevity escape velocity. There are a ton of therapies on the horizon which can rejuvenate the body (reverse aging). For example epigenetic reprogramming which is going into non-human primate clinical trials in the next year or 2. Then there is senolytic therapies which are already in human clinical trials and may be available to the public within the next 10 years.
The Rejuvenation Roadmap | Lifespan.io
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Unlike hair loss, people actually give a sh*t about curing aging lol. I mean Jeff Bezos literally started a company called Altos Labs to cure aging.
Meet Altos Labs, Silicon Valley’s latest wild bet on living forever
Funders of a deep-pocketed new "rejuvenation" startup are said to include Jeff Bezos and Yuri Milner.
Bezos is a bald *** mofo but he never funded hair loss research at all. He is funding anti-aging research though.
and what's wrong with it if everyone is attractive?