I’d like to present part 4 of the Human Physical Immortality Roadmap.
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this is the sexiest thing I’ve ever seen
At the rate patented private industry funding is eclipsing public medical research spending, about 0.03 humans will be able to attain a 200 year lifespan.
That’s why we need to hurry and increase funding for aging research. If there are breakthroughs, the industry funding won’t take long to back them.
I dig it
Wish this will become reality in my lifetime.
Me too! This is why we created these Roadmaps – to illustrate the feasibility of these technologies. Some of the first items can be done in real life now already. The further steps require funding, hence we are trying to raise awareness in order to increase funding for scientific research.
It will cost a lot of money but for good ideas there will be always enough, but it will take time. Its nice Roadmap i like it, good job, keep going 🙂
Thank you so much!!!!
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The future people around year 2100 can save all of us if they want to, and if they have enough computation power they can recreate history with the same events in a simulation.
btw this may not have a accuracy of 100% .