1 moIt's going to happen. As long as you live another 10 years, it's very likely you'll be able to reverse your age indefinitely and potentially live forever or as long as you want, as long as an accident doesn't happen to you.
Don't believe me? Google it. Or use AI. Ask "Will she reversal be a thing in the future? Approximately how long will it take to come out to the public?"
And I would... but only if I can maintain a youthful level of health. If I'm 100 and have tons of wrinkles, gray hair, body aches and pains... then that's just not a fun experience.23 Reply- 1 mo
Just an autocorrect mistake in my comment that bothered me, so correcting it here...
Age reversal... not she reversal... - 1 mo
@exitseven I'm gonna have to agree with you. You just think "Put me outta my misery already."
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1 moMy paternal grandma lived to 101, so I’ve seen what that kind of longevity can look like up close.
Honestly, I don’t think I’d want to live that long unless I still had a decent quality of life. My grandma struggled a lot from her 90s onward and needed a lot of assistance. At some point, living longer is not automatically better if most of that time is spent in pain, dependence, or decline.
I’d rather live a solid, meaningful life and stay capable for as long as possible than simply chase a big number.
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1 moLiving to be 100 would be fine if you're mentally and physically well as well. If I can walk and talk and enjoy living well, yes. If I'm bedridden and brain-dead, it doesn't sound like a great time.
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2.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nope! I've already had enough time here on earth 🌎.
I can say that it was real, and it was fun, but it wasn't real fun!21 Reply
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u 1 moAsk me again when I'm 90 years old.
10 Reply 1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Ohh Yes , and I think if I have no accidents that I will , but I will. do so in great health , I'm in great health now ( I'm 65 ) clean gym and cardio guy.
I'd expect to keep up this health and improve , take ZERO script drugs , eat a great diet with intermittent fasting 16/ 8 or 20/ 4 ..
So Id expect to make it , 35 years to go..
Bottom line anyone would want to make it , the ones who say NO assume poor health , there is no reason for such poor health.10 Reply- 3.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
1 moThat depends on my health. Not if I'm bedridden or dragging around an oxygen tank or my mind is gone. But if my mind is still functional and I'm physically able to take care of myself, enjoy a meal, appreciate a good book, and generally enjoy life, sure I'll stick around as long as it lasts. And that's a real concern for me. The Scottish side of my family tree tends to make it to 100 or longer.
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1 moAt least! We have longevity in my family so, I'm hoping I can stick around for at least my 120th b-day.
Dad died at 81 because of cancer and most people couldn't believe he was even 61!! Had it not been for cancer, he'd probably still be around today at 102!! And probably STILL taking daily walks 20 miles up-river!!10 Reply 6.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nah. I don't see any particular motivation to hit a certain number. I'm not even sure I want to experience what the world will be like in another 28 years.
20 Reply3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Probably not though I know a woman who is a 102 and she is very happy and enjoying life in a quality care facility. The later is a core factor. A bad one would be torture I think.
10 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Absolutely and I have been waiting for it for last 15 Years...
Finally David Sinclair is about to make it true.. makes me quite excited
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1 moLots of medical bills, insurance bills
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 moThe longer I live, towards and into the Times of Great Tribulation against Christians, the harder it will be to withstand that persecution all the way up to 100. Besides, we don't know if we even HAVE 30 more years left before the return of Jesus, and the end of the world.
10 Reply3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes, but I don't think even 0,1% of my generation will reach 100 years age. There are too many negative environmental factors
10 Reply12.4K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No. I would end up killing everyone, seeing them make the same stupid arguments and assumptions over and over.
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1 moI want my parents to live to 100, don’t care much if I do or don’t.
10 Reply5.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I will be 100 (*) next year...
(*) In octal.
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1 moThat would depend on whether or not I had dementia.
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1 moNo. I honestly don't even feel like living to the male average of 77 years. WTF am I going to do with myself for another 31 years? meh.
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1 moI don't have any health problems so far and still have 20/20 vision. So far so good.
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1 mono thanks! i see my parents falling apart suffering age 70 -80 and older. no thanks.
10 Reply 12.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No way. I don't want to be here to begin with. 66 more years? Hell no
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1 moOnly if certain mental and physical conditions are met, and there's a world remaining that's worth living in.
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1 moIt really depends, if I get lots of health struggles i'd rather just pass than suffer
10 Reply12.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes but not in a wheel chair watching game shows on TV.
10 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yes I think I would. It would be a milestone that few reach
10 Reply377 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I most likely will beyond the terrible pain and numbness I feel at 47. I'll deal with it as I always have.
10 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Only is I was in reasonable mental and physical health
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Anonymous(25-29)1 moNah, I'm body is failing already, I've set my sights on 50 but state of society and everything I'm think 30 will be a blessing
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1 moI love the notion of living till 100 but wanna die by 50
10 Reply457 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No. I bet stuck in a wheel chair. Can't hear or see. Im ok with 75
10 Reply11.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Absolutely yes, as long as I stay in good health.
10 ReplyI would live to 1000 actually. Would be lots of fun times
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Anonymous(36-45)1 moIn this current life? No.
In another... better life? Yes.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 moLet me see how the next 10 years go and i'll let you know.
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1 moFuck no! The way the world is going, I don't think I even wanna live to 60.
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1 moSure why not.
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1 moIf I am healthy.
10 Reply 3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nah, I'd rather live to 120.
10 Reply848 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Yep, as long as Cece lives to be 42.5.
10 ReplyYes if my health was good
10 Reply2.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. If I still had my mind
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1 moI'm way older than 100
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1 moSure... Not bad after all
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1 moYes I will love to
10 Reply27.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am planning on it.
10 Reply431 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Possibly
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