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It's amazing that we were born into the time, where reversal of aging is becoming a reality. If you are healthy right now, you have will have the ability to live to 150 and beyond. The future is here.
Unlikely, people born in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s will die of diseases or accidents. The body has already accumulated too much damage. We are not going to invent nanotechnology, engineering organs such as lungs, hearts, and many other organs.organizations. These technologies will end up being invented in the 2100s or even further future. Long after people born in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s are dead. It is just very sad situation.
@@rand_longevity yes. Most people will be able to afford it after about 20 years of appliances of age reversal technology. However, this requires that they are still capable enough to work on this planet where AI is much faster in most jobs
Nah it'll be 24hrs along with your wife and children. Inflation/corporate greed is 10%. Your progressive state bought by your local oligarchs will reduce working age limits to 5yr olds. You'll work in a company hovel to pay off the de aging treatments for the next 1000yrs. Unless you live in Europe then it's all covered under state medical.
I don't think immortality would lead to over population. If we knew we wouldn't age, most people wouldn't choose to have kids until they are like 500 years old. What's the point of rushing into having kids if you're always going to have time?
@@ragingnoob3603 the birthdate is already slowing down in reality. Also, gaining eternal youth doesn’t change the rate of ppl commiting self harm, murder or the rate of ppl having accidents on the road. And it definitely wouldn’t stop entire nations from going to war. Just cause we could live indefinitely doesn’t mean we can’t still die from external forces.
@@Marryjanesbud True, however, remember that we are 8 billion now, if you count how many casualties covid caused worldwide, it doesn’t even come close to 0.05% of the worldwide population and we are talking about a worldwide pandemic... So, I personally think that it would be repeating history, an uncontrolled increase in population like the one we had with vaccines, antibiotics, etc. Well, unless Russia finally goes full ape, and we all go to hell, which to be honest it wouldn’t surprise me xD…
This would be good for those whose lives were broken by drug addiction, abuse, depression, mental illness, etc. It would effectively give them a second chance.
please tell me you're joking. You wanna take a struggling, broken down, frequently suicidal person and extend their life by 500 years? That's just sadism man, what moral universe do you live in?!
@@StrangeAttractor Older people consumed by regret over poor decisions they made in the past or simply despondent over having been dealt a bad hand in life at least have the wisdom of hindsight. Reversing their age would effectively give them the chance to apply that wisdom, make better choices and enjoy a youth that they squandered.
@@Primordial_Synapse ... or just perpetuate grief, sorrow, self-doubt and sense of failure. Increasing longevity is an absolutely terrible idea from all perspectives
@@Primordial_Synapse"it comes down to an individual choice." And that is the problem. Any functional, far-sighted society would legislate against immortals. The pre-eminence of the individual is the downfall of civilisation.
@@StrangeAttractor So someone with the accumulated wisdom that comes with hindsight who wants a second chance to make the right choices and live a more fulfilling life that will benefit not only themselves but others threatens the downfall of civilization? Again, I'm not talking about someone who's so consumed by grief and misery that they would rather just die. I'm talking about those who have come to their senses - albeit too late from a realistic perspective - and are determined to turn their lives around but face the hard constraint of middle or old age, i.e. giving them an opportunity made possible by advanced technology to make the most of a second chance they otherwise wouldn't have.
"Consider the possibilities described here. They are so advanced that attempting to explain them would be like trying to describe the features of an iPhone to a caveman. It's difficult to even fathom the level of technological advancement required to make these ideas a reality."
One of the silliest things said here: “Immortal people might have trouble adjusting changes in customs and beliefs”. It is not like they will wake up 3000 years in the future to find things have changed, they will have lived through those changes.
Just imagine the fact of living to billions or even over a trillion years old. Think about how much time has passed and what we have accomplished. There’s so many things to do and see. This would be an interesting topic for the future as well.
I mean you have to take into consideration that the cost of energy will be so cheap it will practically be free or it will become free. In that scenario the world will change from a scarcity mindset to abundance mindset. That's all thanks to fusion energy.
An abundance mindset will never apply to the vast majority since even free energy would be tightly controlled and sold by powerful corporations and interest groups, if the entire project wasn't intentionally scuttled before it could prove useful first.
I stand by my comment. My parents house runs solar energy and batteries are getting cheaper to run the house. Before we had monarquies, now we have democracies as imperfect as they are, now we have reusable rockets, now we have AI for rndeless content creation. Netflix disrupted Hollywood and they couldn't stop it. We all have cellphones now. Economies. Fusiin technology is no longer fiction. This is the best time to be alive.
I'm all for it. Humans need to evolve. Stop trying to hang on to the past. Stagnation is abhorrent. Any problems of the future can be solved, because where there's a Will, there's a Way. Adapt and overcome. Limitations are to be surmounted. Instead of carrying an outdated mindset, strive for Omniscience. Living for centuries, millenniums, the inherent experiences that comes with it would certainly make that possible. Don't live in the past, learn from it. Live in the present. Make the future.
@@I_am_Raziel why the heck would I not want to live forever? I can travel to other planets, experience all the new technologies for myself and the longer you live, the more intelligent you can grow. I see no downside here 👽🚀
@@I_am_Raziel advanced tech means you can always leave: the country, the planet, the solar system or even galaxy. Earth is only just one planet in the universe. 🚀
You know we may not be the only ones to reverse aging and we don't have to outlive our love ones. Our children, grandchildren, relatives and friends can earn the same treatment as we will, by having their ages reversed too. You do know that, right?
I want also a technology wherein we can learn skills faster in just a minutes or seconds, for instances you can master playing a piano in a short period of time by uploading these data into your mind.
Also you forgot to talk about how masterful people would become in their profession if age reversal would be possible, then because people would be able to live for so long they would also be very masterful in the proffesion they have and they would get more skillful as well in the long term.
I'm perfectly fine being able to reverse my age back to 20. I think also people are getting swallowed up by Social Media thinking doom is nigh to. Late edit: I am not replacing my fleshy body. Nope, rather reverse my age.
I’ve already reached the point of forgetting much of my early life and personality changes because I have amnesiatic CPTSD. But most people have amnesia to some degree as majority of people don’t remember every second of our lives, so i think it’s a spectrum. There’s also the issue that those younger than you have no recollection of the way things were when you were younger so they may be skeptical of your experiences being legitimate. I wouldn’t find value in remembering every second of my life, neither did natural evolution.
I somewhat have a similar issue due to having a dissociative disorder. It's quite confusing to find out about things I have no memory about. Among with other issues.
Keep in mind that our brain has a finite amount of memory. The longer we live the closer we hit that capacity. If I remember correctly it's around 300 years before we run into issues.
I heard about 200 years but not seeking a debate, 300 I accept. It definitely was a topic in articles I read which were science takes a vacation and plays what if Dracula was real. It was decided he would become an anachronism. Plus attention to cultural change was made. Dracula would have lived in ages where slavery was real and would expect to own slaves was a wonderful way to express anachronistic thought. Social progress would grind to a halt.
Here is what is probably going to happen. I wrote the following in 2017. "I think our arc is going to go more like this... In between 5 and 25 years humans will achieve physical immortality due to regenerative medicine ("aging reversal technology"), biogenetic manipulation, nanotechnology, cyborgization and intrinsic AI. The "technological singularity" will also have occurred for better or worse. Hopefully it is "human friendly" and humans control the AI. Not the other way around. It is also around this point that things like economies, politics and human related issues such as "race" and "gender" would become irrelevant to thriving existence. Practical nuclear fusion (or maybe even just straight solar exploitation both Earthly and from space!) would cause climate change to become a non-issue. No more release of carbon or any other greenhouse gases in 50 years time. (At least by humans ;) In between 25 and 100 years from now humans will have left the majority of biology behind, including gender and sex. Probably also emotions. Basically our consciousness will exist within artificial constructs. I also don't believe we will be dicking around in outer space by 50 years from now. Our attention will be focused on "inner space" where it is a lot faster and easier to get around. What we think of today as VR (virtual reality) will dominate our existence. But the VR itself and our interfacing with it will have evolved unimaginably from the way we understand things today. I use the term "VR" to come as close as we can to simulation experiences that we don't have a word for yet. So I don't have a clue what we would be doing in those "VR" worlds. I mean like today I would think "I shall be a god among the ancient Greeks". But truthfully our intellects will be beyond any such trivial thinking. By this point I think good words to describe such a sentience would be along the lines of "incomprehensible" and "unfathomable". In about 200 years we would no longer be able to refer to our sentience as homo sapiens sapiens or even "human" any longer. The magnitude of our enhanced intelligence and ability to manipulate reality at the quantum level/probability waveform, will bring into existence entire universes for our minds to explore. I also think our sentience will be hive sentience by this point. We would probably think this is a good thing. At some point within the next 300 years this derived sentience will probably figure out a way to leave corporality behind. Think "sentient energy" tear-assing around the quantum probability waveform. Space-time itself no longer relevant. All of this in less than 300 years I bet. (300 years _ago_ , Isaac Newton was still alive and George Washington's birth was fifteen years in the future.) A vanishingly short period of time when you think about how long humans have actually had recorded history--about 6,000 years give or take. I mean where we can name people and know what happened because somebody actually wrote it down. If you think I'm being a bit too hyperbolic here, consider how we have telescoped our technological progress almost exponentially within the last 1000 years. _Especially_ the last 150 years. Oh also, I am 57 and I plan to be around for all of this! Woo!"
My best thoughts on this are that we should still remain human after all the technological advancements. Combining ourselves with machines, at least for me, would result in subjective death since it's not like we know why we are and when we are when it comes to the conception of life. Although I'm all in when it comes to genetic altering.
Videos like this make me wish I was born centuries or thousands of years later and used my Time Machine to bring the cure for all diseases and ageing back to the 21st century
Hey, FBT! I was wondering if next time you could make a video on the future of holodecks and also what a San-Junipero (from Black Mirror) Style virtual simulation would be like once it exists or if it does, in the future!! Thanks, bud!! I love you and your channel! ❤😊
Methuselah lived for 969 years without any technological assistance and that was even in the stone age. And with all our tech advancement today we are still finding difficult to get to 100yrs and be walking without stick. I wish someone gets me Methuselah's number I want to ask him some serious unscientific questions...😭😭😭
Very interesting and well thought out video, thank you. 🙏🏼 People living much longer lives could accommodate huge amounts of wealth, land but also expertise and deliver better services and products than we can now. Plus, we'd have more help from AI. So the economy wouldn't necessarily be unstable. Maybe a multi-trillionaire great, great grandparent could spare a few £100 thousand, a few million £ for their young relatives, to get them started. Would this be enough? (I'm using 2023 numbers, I'm aware of inflation, which would change the numbers, but not the question.)
Based on your the world in 2060 video will we have radical life extension by the year 2060 at the very latest and then once that happens medical technology such as things like gene therapy and nanobots will keep advancing so much at such as huge rate that it won’t be too long after 2060 before we start seeing people making it to 200 years old, 300 years old?
The majority of problems human beings face in this world have to do with health issues and limited time. Give people health and more time, and we will see a flourishing of humanity in such ways that we cannot even imagine now. Human beings are meant to live in the moment, and not having to worry about the future, or regreting the past as they all do now.
@Naisukhy Laurent 2026 and 2036 is just way too early. We will achieve this technology by 2100s which is further in the future. We will not achieve it in our lifetime.
@Naisukhy Laurent we will just have to wait and see. Your predictions are way too early. Kai Micah Mills who is into pet cryonics says that the predictions are too early.
I happily would like to be biologically immortal as long as I look like I’m in my 30s forever. So much more time to experience and see things evolve. Yes your family and friends would pass on- but you can always make new ones :) plus if capitalism is around you can play the system and be a zillionaire! I’m down for all that. I’ll adapt to the changes of time also. That’s apart of growth. Let’s go!
sadly it seems like it will not be available for anyone who is currently alive. People born in like the year 2050 will likely reap the benefit of this by the time they are 50 years old so like around the year 2100...lucky them I suppose
Trying to attach ourselves to this 3rd dimension and live forever will lead to the loss of Soul... just because we can doesn't mean we should. Life is more exciting when it's unpredictable and limited. If you could live forever you'd eventually realize it's actually hell.
This (Fountain of youth/Healing process) is achieved already by Terrans, by attracting those Surplus magnets from Sun-Sunlight that cause gravity that are smaller than a ray of Sunlight collecting them inside your (CHI/LIFEFORCE) over months, years helping STOP the aging process due to gravity caused by Sun-Sunlight. Only performed from (6am to 12 Noon) daily. I am J.Terran the only Terran to be born on Eden/Earth 54 years old. Thank you for sharing your video.
Interesting thoughts! Your video "Age Reversal: 10 Ways It Will Change The World" presents an interesting idea about the potential impact of age reversal technology. While the concept of living for centuries without ageing is fascinating, it is difficult to predict how technology will continue to affect our lives in unforeseen ways. 💭 For instance, we cannot anticipate how advancements in AI or automation will impact our job market or how political, environmental, or social changes will unfold. Therefore, while age reversal technology could offer incredible benefits, we must be mindful that there are many imponderables to consider and we cannot accurately predict how we will adapt to the ever-changing world.
Personally i would love to live about 1000 years. That gives just about enough time to experience whatever life you can possible. If one of those first 100 years didn't work out lol. That's how i feel right now, as I would do anything to get the last 30 years of my life back. This allows for a few screw ups along the way! Secondly as part of the Asgardia project. Citizen 78,540 lol. I don't expect it really will take off for the next 150 years but after that? It's ambitious but at least it is going about it the right way establishing a space academy or at least that's what's being talked about currently. This is going to require a massive effort to be successful & only now do I feel my life might be on track for a reset. However, unfortunately my age will never see it through to it's completion. Nor likey the building of the space colony which is planned at some point. There are so many things we as a human race haven't accomplished. Yet again age reversal is likely one aspect necessarily for any longterm space flight or colony to take shape here in the future.
Does anybody watch “Zardoz” any more? Didn’t the Immortals have a serious problem with the sudden onset of senility? They represented it with sudden aging for visual effect, so they had a large nursing home. Excellent ending about how nature itself objected to the loss of evolutionary development thus “Arthur” (dead for most of movie, his clone in some regen tank) and “Zed” were driven by forces they didn’t understand but were nature’s objection. Zed’s friends destroyed the Vortexs (farming communities) of the Immortals, who actually had a group who willing walked into the path of bullets. Another group, much smaller, went off to be teachers. Sort of a nice solution to “we turned our backs on the world” (and it collapsed). Zed went off with the formerly Immortal female who had for most of the movie, examined then tried to kill him. Last sequence was them aging, became skeletons, then gone. In the end sequence, the hand print on the wall. Immortality would it be just as doomed a world? Even without, due to Climate Change, aren’t we headed for a similar fate as the prior civilization of Zardoz? Worse because resources will be gone and starvation will be massive. Probably will look a lot like “A Boy and his Dog”, which I keep thinking of as last humans dying off in a desert world. Mad Max series was much more optimistic in how humanity survives. Great Dark Age and Mad Max insured the survival of the scientist who had create a process of biofuels from pig waste. The electric lights of the city burned at the end, while they waited for him to return. I kept thinking “we’re back”. But this Immortal fantasy just promises a dead world, after a great civil war. And your Immortals will die when everything collapses under the weight of the nightmare they created. Without civilization, how exactly do they maintain medical need for Immortality?
I think it would be ironic. We think our memories would last hundreds of years...but brains are not designed for that. Your identity might change so radically in a few hundred years, your early life may be little more than a dream and for all practical purposes the person you were would be dead anyways. Aging is more than just biological degradation...it is also change. On the flipside, immortality of the flesh may be second tier to other forms of immortality like your thoughts, ideas, and culture that are transmitted to your family, contacts, and possibly others through writings, etc without the need to create an immortal vessel to try to contain those in one place. Parts, and perhaps the most important parts of the various identities that you are in your life probably already exist in many people past, present, and future...and maybe that is actually a more interesting and accurate representation of you at any one point on your life than your current biological representation can muster...even if the cells don't age in such. We don't perhaps need physical souls, just a recognition that our identity is abstract and representational...whatever form it takes. Perhaps one day soon when we can link out consciousness to each other and other animals and machines on this planet, and discover this possibility...and if true and fully realized, excepting in unusual circumstances, trying to make your body immortal might seem as a fools errand, and counterproductive to other forms of immortality already at our disposal.
@@TheShinorochi Remember a lot. At 80 so nearly killed so many times. People may reverse ageing but they won't reverse being killed in numberless ways & fashions.
Many or almost all people will chose to live. The pill form or genetic engineering key isn't happening for probably 300 - 500 years. Another way might be here though
#2 doesn’t compute. If these technologies are going to be available & accessible to everyone, there’s no reason to think that you’re going to outlive your grandchildren. In all likelihood, you’re grandchildren will be the ones to see these technologies mature and develop further so it becomes a routine thing like a flu vaccine or cataract surgery, along with faster than light travel/space exploration and settling on other earth-like worlds. The discrepancy would most likely be along class lines/country lines. If say the US govt helps cover the costs of these technologies via Medicare/Medicaid so these technologies would be accessible to everyone and other developed countries follow the same track, it would only be countries who don’t have that kind of stable and serious social welfare/healthcare programs that are going to be left behind.
Now we only need to discover portable antigravity and time travel. If you go back in time say in the 1940s or the 1960s, you can be Superman or Supergirl.
This is no science fiction, not anymore. They already have been testing reverse aging on mice and it works. Living proof that it will work on us. Go read for Yourself.
Well if we're going to live for centuries, we better find a way to put all those people! The sea, subterranean cities, Mars, Venusian sky cities, the Moon and beyond!
That's not really true about somebody in the 1700s being unrelatable. Since they would have lived through until today's time. It would be more like Duncan MacLeod in the Highlander and He adjusted just fine.
Many of those technologies either exist, in infancy or being at research & development stage! The common thing in all such video is nobody question the viability of our current neo-capitalism economy in a world dominated by technology AI, robotic, nano technology where most of current jobs will be ripped off, automated and replaced by AGI, robots, even these so called new AI jobs or opportunities
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It's amazing that we were born into the time, where reversal of aging is becoming a reality.
If you are healthy right now, you have will have the ability to live to 150 and beyond.
The future is here.
Unlikely, people born in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s will die of diseases or accidents. The body has already accumulated too much damage. We are not going to invent nanotechnology, engineering organs such as lungs, hearts, and many other organs.organizations.
These technologies will end up being invented in the 2100s or even further future. Long after people born in the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s are dead. It is just very sad situation.
Only if you are BOTH healthy AND also WEALTHY. Only VERY wealthy people will be able to afford the life extension.
@@Zurround In the begining for sure, just like cell phones. Eventually it will be affordable for everyone.
@@bigfan2452 in 2030
@@rand_longevity yes. Most people will be able to afford it after about 20 years of appliances of age reversal technology. However, this requires that they are still capable enough to work on this planet where AI is much faster in most jobs
Imagine being immortal and having to still work a 9-5
You don’t have to work when AGI happen in 2030 and you get UBI
Aka hell
Nah it'll be 24hrs along with your wife and children. Inflation/corporate greed is 10%. Your progressive state bought by your local oligarchs will reduce working age limits to 5yr olds. You'll work in a company hovel to pay off the de aging treatments for the next 1000yrs. Unless you live in Europe then it's all covered under state medical.
you either work or the k!ll you cause you are not usefull OR won't be able to pay your subcription for the immortal service it'll be contract based
Lmao! DEADASS!
Great scripts on these videos. Concise, accessible, deep dives, critical thinking and a realistic approach to near term outcomes. Wonderfully done.
Thank you, theknave. Those are definitely some of the goals with these videos.
Chatgpt will do that 😂
@@coldspell I've been writing this way long before ChatGPT existed. I'm sure you're kidding, though. 😃
It was chat gpt.
I don't think immortality would lead to over population. If we knew we wouldn't age, most people wouldn't choose to have kids until they are like 500 years old. What's the point of rushing into having kids if you're always going to have time?
True
It would lead to overpopulation because too many people would overpopulate the earth and be born. There wouldn't be a reason to live anymore
People be having kids by accident, I doubt kids being made would slow down due to immortality.
@@ragingnoob3603 the birthdate is already slowing down in reality. Also, gaining eternal youth doesn’t change the rate of ppl commiting self harm, murder or the rate of ppl having accidents on the road. And it definitely wouldn’t stop entire nations from going to war. Just cause we could live indefinitely doesn’t mean we can’t still die from external forces.
@@Marryjanesbud True, however, remember that we are 8 billion now, if you count how many casualties covid caused worldwide, it doesn’t even come close to 0.05% of the worldwide population and we are talking about a worldwide pandemic...
So, I personally think that it would be repeating history, an uncontrolled increase in population like the one we had with vaccines, antibiotics, etc.
Well, unless Russia finally goes full ape, and we all go to hell, which to be honest it wouldn’t surprise me xD…
Super fun futurism videos! Keep up the good work 🙂
Thanks, Agent Smith!
This would be good for those whose lives were broken by drug addiction, abuse, depression, mental illness, etc. It would effectively give them a second chance.
please tell me you're joking. You wanna take a struggling, broken down, frequently suicidal person and extend their life by 500 years? That's just sadism man, what moral universe do you live in?!
@@StrangeAttractor Older people consumed by regret over poor decisions they made in the past or simply despondent over having been dealt a bad hand in life at least have the wisdom of hindsight. Reversing their age would effectively give them the chance to apply that wisdom, make better choices and enjoy a youth that they squandered.
@@Primordial_Synapse ... or just perpetuate grief, sorrow, self-doubt and sense of failure. Increasing longevity is an absolutely terrible idea from all perspectives
@@Primordial_Synapse"it comes down to an individual choice." And that is the problem. Any functional, far-sighted society would legislate against immortals. The pre-eminence of the individual is the downfall of civilisation.
@@StrangeAttractor So someone with the accumulated wisdom that comes with hindsight who wants a second chance to make the right choices and live a more fulfilling life that will benefit not only themselves but others threatens the downfall of civilization?
Again, I'm not talking about someone who's so consumed by grief and misery that they would rather just die. I'm talking about those who have come to their senses - albeit too late from a realistic perspective - and are determined to turn their lives around but face the hard constraint of middle or old age, i.e. giving them an opportunity made possible by advanced technology to make the most of a second chance they otherwise wouldn't have.
Thanks!
"Consider the possibilities described here. They are so advanced that attempting to explain them would be like trying to describe the features of an iPhone to a caveman. It's difficult to even fathom the level of technological advancement required to make these ideas a reality."
One of the silliest things said here: “Immortal people might have trouble adjusting changes in customs and beliefs”.
It is not like they will wake up 3000 years in the future to find things have changed, they will have lived through those changes.
Just imagine the fact of living to billions or even over a trillion years old. Think about how much time has passed and what we have accomplished. There’s so many things to do and see. This would be an interesting topic for the future as well.
I mean you have to take into consideration that the cost of energy will be so cheap it will practically be free or it will become free. In that scenario the world will change from a scarcity mindset to abundance mindset. That's all thanks to fusion energy.
An abundance mindset will never apply to the vast majority since even free energy would be tightly controlled and sold by powerful corporations and interest groups, if the entire project wasn't intentionally scuttled before it could prove useful first.
There will never be an abundance.
I stand by my comment. My parents house runs solar energy and batteries are getting cheaper to run the house. Before we had monarquies, now we have democracies as imperfect as they are, now we have reusable rockets, now we have AI for rndeless content creation. Netflix disrupted Hollywood and they couldn't stop it. We all have cellphones now. Economies. Fusiin technology is no longer fiction. This is the best time to be alive.
Fusion energy is not going to come everytime soon because oil industry is stifling breaktrhoughs in this field
I'm all for it. Humans need to evolve. Stop trying to hang on to the past. Stagnation is abhorrent. Any problems of the future can be solved, because where there's a Will, there's a Way. Adapt and overcome. Limitations are to be surmounted. Instead of carrying an outdated mindset, strive for Omniscience. Living for centuries, millenniums, the inherent experiences that comes with it would certainly make that possible. Don't live in the past, learn from it. Live in the present. Make the future.
Sign me up for the being immortal part 😂😂
That would be the worst.
I don't think you REALLY thought that through .
@@I_am_Raziel why the heck would I not want to live forever? I can travel to other planets, experience all the new technologies for myself and the longer you live, the more intelligent you can grow. I see no downside here 👽🚀
@@breakbones47 It was even in the video: Terrible people would stay in power for centuries, maybe longer. Dystopia
@@I_am_Raziel advanced tech means you can always leave: the country, the planet, the solar system or even galaxy. Earth is only just one planet in the universe. 🚀
Best types of videos right here
You know we may not be the only ones to reverse aging and we don't have to outlive our love ones. Our children, grandchildren, relatives and friends can earn the same treatment as we will, by having their ages reversed too. You do know that, right?
Scary yet exciting! I’ll be turning 45 this June in which I hope I live long enough to afford this technology!
I choose to believe in the positive sides of this and AI
We must have this technology now
We do it’s evolving
I want also a technology wherein we can learn skills faster in just a minutes or seconds, for instances you can master playing a piano in a short period of time by uploading these data into your mind.
No.
This video made me a fan, thank you, great work
Thanks, Pedro! I’m glad you liked it.
Also you forgot to talk about how masterful people would become in their profession if age reversal would be possible, then because people would be able to live for so long they would also be very masterful in the proffesion they have and they would get more skillful as well in the long term.
I'm perfectly fine being able to reverse my age back to 20. I think also people are getting swallowed up by Social Media thinking doom is nigh to.
Late edit: I am not replacing my fleshy body. Nope, rather reverse my age.
Same here.
Same here. I Rather reverse back to 20 or 10 instead of replacing body parts.
@@NickyHelp glad you agree. I would love to stay young for a really long time.
i wish i could look young again...
@@mirandapillsbury7885 You most likely will, when the thing is ready.
Thank you
Imagine living for eternity.
I couldn’t conceive of a worse nightmare!
Well you always have an option.
Well, I don’t know about you, but I’d rather stick to my organic body, and just reverse my age back to my late teens/early 20s. A young adult.
I’ve already reached the point of forgetting much of my early life and personality changes because I have amnesiatic CPTSD. But most people have amnesia to some degree as majority of people don’t remember every second of our lives, so i think it’s a spectrum.
There’s also the issue that those younger than you have no recollection of the way things were when you were younger so they may be skeptical of your experiences being legitimate. I wouldn’t find value in remembering every second of my life, neither did natural evolution.
I somewhat have a similar issue due to having a dissociative disorder. It's quite confusing to find out about things I have no memory about. Among with other issues.
Keep in mind that our brain has a finite amount of memory. The longer we live the closer we hit that capacity. If I remember correctly it's around 300 years before we run into issues.
I heard about 200 years but not seeking a debate, 300 I accept. It definitely was a topic in articles I read which were science takes a vacation and plays what if Dracula was real. It was decided he would become an anachronism. Plus attention to cultural change was made. Dracula would have lived in ages where slavery was real and would expect to own slaves was a wonderful way to express anachronistic thought. Social progress would grind to a halt.
It's highly likely that we will enhance our memories using non-biological (ie. silion-chip-based) means.
If we can live for hundreds of years, I'm sure memory storage would be something easily handled.
your old useless memories will be overwritten by newer ones.
Here is what is probably going to happen. I wrote the following in 2017.
"I think our arc is going to go more like this...
In between 5 and 25 years humans will achieve physical immortality due to regenerative medicine ("aging reversal technology"), biogenetic manipulation, nanotechnology, cyborgization and intrinsic AI. The "technological singularity" will also have occurred for better or worse. Hopefully it is "human friendly" and humans control the AI. Not the other way around. It is also around this point that things like economies, politics and human related issues such as "race" and "gender" would become irrelevant to thriving existence. Practical nuclear fusion (or maybe even just straight solar exploitation both Earthly and from space!) would cause climate change to become a non-issue. No more release of carbon or any other greenhouse gases in 50 years time. (At least by humans ;)
In between 25 and 100 years from now humans will have left the majority of biology behind, including gender and sex. Probably also emotions. Basically our consciousness will exist within artificial constructs. I also don't believe we will be dicking around in outer space by 50 years from now. Our attention will be focused on "inner space" where it is a lot faster and easier to get around. What we think of today as VR (virtual reality) will dominate our existence. But the VR itself and our interfacing with it will have evolved unimaginably from the way we understand things today. I use the term "VR" to come as close as we can to simulation experiences that we don't have a word for yet. So I don't have a clue what we would be doing in those "VR" worlds. I mean like today I would think "I shall be a god among the ancient Greeks". But truthfully our intellects will be beyond any such trivial thinking. By this point I think good words to describe such a sentience would be along the lines of "incomprehensible" and "unfathomable".
In about 200 years we would no longer be able to refer to our sentience as homo sapiens sapiens or even "human" any longer. The magnitude of our enhanced intelligence and ability to manipulate reality at the quantum level/probability waveform, will bring into existence entire universes for our minds to explore. I also think our sentience will be hive sentience by this point. We would probably think this is a good thing.
At some point within the next 300 years this derived sentience will probably figure out a way to leave corporality behind. Think "sentient energy" tear-assing around the quantum probability waveform. Space-time itself no longer relevant. All of this in less than 300 years I bet. (300 years _ago_ , Isaac Newton was still alive and George Washington's birth was fifteen years in the future.) A vanishingly short period of time when you think about how long humans have actually had recorded history--about 6,000 years give or take. I mean where we can name people and know what happened because somebody actually wrote it down.
If you think I'm being a bit too hyperbolic here, consider how we have telescoped our technological progress almost exponentially within the last 1000 years. _Especially_ the last 150 years. Oh also, I am 57 and I plan to be around for all of this! Woo!"
Interesting
Ow that explains the worldwide test on the human population two years ago!
My best thoughts on this are that we should still remain human after all the technological advancements. Combining ourselves with machines, at least for me, would result in subjective death since it's not like we know why we are and when we are when it comes to the conception of life. Although I'm all in when it comes to genetic altering.
This reminds me of the movie (In Time) 2011. It freaked me out at that time because I wondered if this movie came true 😮 and it did 😢
I think it's great, as long as we don't end up like the Grey's who seem to be a future version of us.
Videos like this make me wish I was born centuries or thousands of years later and used my Time Machine to bring the cure for all diseases and ageing back to the 21st century
love this shit my guy this is why I love technology the possibilities are endless when you look at it
Hey, FBT! I was wondering if next time you could make a video on the future of holodecks and also what a San-Junipero (from Black Mirror) Style virtual simulation would be like once it exists or if it does, in the future!! Thanks, bud!! I love you and your channel! ❤😊
Future technology is Ohio State University R&D project.
"In those days people will seek death but will not find it; they will long to die, but death will elude them." Revelation 9:6
"It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see." *
Youth may be wasted on the young but immortality is dangerous in old, experienced psychopaths.
It's definitely concerning what around .05% to 1% of the population (who aren't nice, to say the least) would do with this type of power.
@@FutureBusinessTech I think the number is much greater than that.
@@Tomken8d2 WAAAAAAY Greater. You just have to go outside. Most common courtesy is GONE
@@soldieroftafari I'm so old I remember the custom of tipping your hat to a lady.
Hey, just raised a curtain.
Immortality is theoretically impossible. But adjusting life expectancy and slowing down physical aging is possible.
Hey, I agree. I would rather slow down my aging process to become long-lived than to become immortal.
Made me rethink a choice I had if I chose to be biologically immortal 🤯
The idea of psychopatic dictators not dying is super duper scary!
How long would it take to see every city and country in the world and can we go back and forth from VR to the real world??
Imagine getting the life extension technology, and the future is just a boot stamping on the human neck, forever 😂
Good video thanks for the information
When I get to my peak in looks I'm going to want to preserve it for at least a couple decades, then I'll want to age to be like an old wizard.
Awesome short story!💯
Valid and interesting points. Wonderful! :)
Methuselah lived for 969 years without any technological assistance and that was even in the stone age. And with all our tech advancement today we are still finding difficult to get to 100yrs and be walking without stick. I wish someone gets me Methuselah's number I want to ask him some serious unscientific questions...😭😭😭
That's because God surpasses any Ai...
@@Oscar_239 indeed. 👍
Very interesting and well thought out video, thank you. 🙏🏼
People living much longer lives could accommodate huge amounts of wealth, land but also expertise and deliver better services and products than we can now.
Plus, we'd have more help from AI.
So the economy wouldn't necessarily be unstable.
Maybe a multi-trillionaire great, great grandparent could spare a few £100 thousand, a few million £ for their young relatives, to get them started.
Would this be enough?
(I'm using 2023 numbers, I'm aware of inflation, which would change the numbers, but not the question.)
Based on your the world in 2060 video will we have radical life extension by the year 2060 at the very latest and then once that happens medical technology such as things like gene therapy and nanobots will keep advancing so much at such as huge rate that it won’t be too long after 2060 before we start seeing people making it to 200 years old, 300 years old?
Some predict by 2035.
The majority of problems human beings face in this world have to do with health issues and limited time. Give people health and more time, and we will see a flourishing of humanity in such ways that we cannot even imagine now. Human beings are meant to live in the moment, and not having to worry about the future, or regreting the past as they all do now.
where is the clip at 2:53 from?
Great video. When can we expect age reversal technology?
Probably never, this is sci fi fantasy at best
@Naisukhy Laurent 2026 and 2036 is just way too early. We will achieve this technology by 2100s which is further in the future. We will not achieve it in our lifetime.
The technologies that he mentioned will probably come out in 2100s which is further in the future.
Look into the current research
@Naisukhy Laurent we will just have to wait and see. Your predictions are way too early. Kai Micah Mills who is into pet cryonics says that the predictions are too early.
I happily would like to be biologically immortal as long as I look like I’m in my 30s forever. So much more time to experience and see things evolve. Yes your family and friends would pass on- but you can always make new ones :) plus if capitalism is around you can play the system and be a zillionaire! I’m down for all that. I’ll adapt to the changes of time also. That’s apart of growth. Let’s go!
Man, I would love to live much longer than my current lifespan.
imagine being immortal and having to live with creatures you despise.
"you will lose memories of major events" that sounds like a nightmare
Genz will take technology to the unpredictable levels
It’s Gen alpha you have to worry about
I need to keep watching videos like this. Tired of trying to accept that old age is natural. Screw that. We need more positive thoughts and happiness
sadly it seems like it will not be available for anyone who is currently alive. People born in like the year 2050 will likely reap the benefit of this by the time they are 50 years old so like around the year 2100...lucky them I suppose
Star worship planes , future !I be in my worship moving across the entire globe , see you there 👋
Imagination create reality, create life.
I suppose all disease/injuries/ailments/disabilities will be cured at this point???
Yes, with nanobots acting as the ultimate immune system.
Trying to attach ourselves to this 3rd dimension and live forever will lead to the loss of Soul... just because we can doesn't mean we should. Life is more exciting when it's unpredictable and limited. If you could live forever you'd eventually realize it's actually hell.
I will be back in ten years. Let's see if we're all immortal.
This (Fountain of youth/Healing process) is achieved already by Terrans, by attracting those Surplus magnets from Sun-Sunlight that cause gravity that are smaller than a ray of Sunlight collecting them inside your (CHI/LIFEFORCE) over months, years helping STOP the aging process due to gravity caused by Sun-Sunlight.
Only performed from (6am to 12 Noon) daily. I am J.Terran the only Terran to be born on Eden/Earth 54 years old. Thank you for sharing your video.
My dream is to live forever.
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Congratulations
I don’t want to interact with anyone who’s been alive that long 😂😂😂
Can somebody name all the movies in this videos? Thanks much!
GREAT JOB ALL.!!!
Interesting thoughts! Your video "Age Reversal: 10 Ways It Will Change The World" presents an interesting idea about the potential impact of age reversal technology. While the concept of living for centuries without ageing is fascinating, it is difficult to predict how technology will continue to affect our lives in unforeseen ways. 💭
For instance, we cannot anticipate how advancements in AI or automation will impact our job market or how political, environmental, or social changes will unfold. Therefore, while age reversal technology could offer incredible benefits, we must be mindful that there are many imponderables to consider and we cannot accurately predict how we will adapt to the ever-changing world.
living that altered carbon life
Personally i would love to live about 1000 years. That gives just about enough time to experience whatever life you can possible. If one of those first 100 years didn't work out lol.
That's how i feel right now, as I would do anything to get the last 30 years of my life back. This allows for a few screw ups along the way!
Secondly as part of the Asgardia project. Citizen 78,540 lol. I don't expect it really will take off for the next 150 years but after that?
It's ambitious but at least it is going about it the right way establishing a space academy or at least that's what's being talked about currently.
This is going to require a massive effort to be successful & only now do I feel my life might be on track for a reset. However, unfortunately my age will never see it through to it's completion.
Nor likey the building of the space colony which is planned at some point. There are so many things we as a human race haven't accomplished.
Yet again age reversal is likely one aspect necessarily for any longterm space flight or colony to take shape here in the future.
We’re already immortal
Does anybody watch “Zardoz” any more? Didn’t the Immortals have a serious problem with the sudden onset of senility? They represented it with sudden aging for visual effect, so they had a large nursing home. Excellent ending about how nature itself objected to the loss of evolutionary development thus “Arthur” (dead for most of movie, his clone in some regen tank) and “Zed” were driven by forces they didn’t understand but were nature’s objection. Zed’s friends destroyed the Vortexs (farming communities) of the Immortals, who actually had a group who willing walked into the path of bullets. Another group, much smaller, went off to be teachers. Sort of a nice solution to “we turned our backs on the world” (and it collapsed). Zed went off with the formerly Immortal female who had for most of the movie, examined then tried to kill him. Last sequence was them aging, became skeletons, then gone. In the end sequence, the hand print on the wall.
Immortality would it be just as doomed a world? Even without, due to Climate Change, aren’t we headed for a similar fate as the prior civilization of Zardoz? Worse because resources will be gone and starvation will be massive. Probably will look a lot like “A Boy and his Dog”, which I keep thinking of as last humans dying off in a desert world.
Mad Max series was much more optimistic in how humanity survives. Great Dark Age and Mad Max insured the survival of the scientist who had create a process of biofuels from pig waste. The electric lights of the city burned at the end, while they waited for him to return. I kept thinking “we’re back”. But this Immortal fantasy just promises a dead world, after a great civil war. And your Immortals will die when everything collapses under the weight of the nightmare they created. Without civilization, how exactly do they maintain medical need for Immortality?
"From the ground you were born and from ground you will die."
Man wants to live forever:
God joined the chat.
"It would be possible to exist for decades at a time."
Man named decades:
I think it would be ironic. We think our memories would last hundreds of years...but brains are not designed for that. Your identity might change so radically in a few hundred years, your early life may be little more than a dream and for all practical purposes the person you were would be dead anyways. Aging is more than just biological degradation...it is also change. On the flipside, immortality of the flesh may be second tier to other forms of immortality like your thoughts, ideas, and culture that are transmitted to your family, contacts, and possibly others through writings, etc without the need to create an immortal vessel to try to contain those in one place. Parts, and perhaps the most important parts of the various identities that you are in your life probably already exist in many people past, present, and future...and maybe that is actually a more interesting and accurate representation of you at any one point on your life than your current biological representation can muster...even if the cells don't age in such. We don't perhaps need physical souls, just a recognition that our identity is abstract and representational...whatever form it takes. Perhaps one day soon when we can link out consciousness to each other and other animals and machines on this planet, and discover this possibility...and if true and fully realized, excepting in unusual circumstances, trying to make your body immortal might seem as a fools errand, and counterproductive to other forms of immortality already at our disposal.
Do you remember the detail of your life at 3?
@@TheShinorochi Remember a lot. At 80 so nearly killed so many times. People may reverse ageing but they won't reverse being killed in numberless ways & fashions.
Many or almost all people will chose to live. The pill form or genetic engineering key isn't happening for probably 300 - 500 years. Another way might be here though
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#2 doesn’t compute. If these technologies are going to be available & accessible to everyone, there’s no reason to think that you’re going to outlive your grandchildren. In all likelihood, you’re grandchildren will be the ones to see these technologies mature and develop further so it becomes a routine thing like a flu vaccine or cataract surgery, along with faster than light travel/space exploration and settling on other earth-like worlds. The discrepancy would most likely be along class lines/country lines. If say the US govt helps cover the costs of these technologies via Medicare/Medicaid so these technologies would be accessible to everyone and other developed countries follow the same track, it would only be countries who don’t have that kind of stable and serious social welfare/healthcare programs that are going to be left behind.
I’m good, I just want a thing to fix my back pain 😂
Now we only need to discover portable antigravity and time travel. If you go back in time say in the 1940s or the 1960s, you can be Superman or Supergirl.
We have to perform only good things that age reversal can offer for good! Alleluia! Amen!
I've always wanted to live forever just to read books and science journals. What a beautiful life it would be.🥲
Same !
a video talking about sci-fi things, as if the world's power elite haven't already achieved this, for real.
This is no science fiction, not anymore. They already have been testing reverse aging on mice and it works. Living proof that it will work on us. Go read for
Yourself.
For the first hundred years it'll most likely be extremely rich people or the extremely intelligent
Well if we're going to live for centuries, we better find a way to put all those people! The sea, subterranean cities, Mars, Venusian sky cities, the Moon and beyond!
A post scarcity society is inevitable.
Thru. Jesus I'm already set to actually live forever.
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amazing
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I appreciate that, Logical Magnet!
That's not really true about somebody in the 1700s being unrelatable. Since they would have lived through until today's time. It would be more like Duncan MacLeod in the Highlander and He adjusted just fine.
Time is man made 😂😂😂
Only the richest would get to enjoy this luxyry of extended life
That looks like the real future, who writes there's videos,...????
Many of those technologies either exist, in infancy or being at research & development stage!
The common thing in all such video is nobody question the viability of our current neo-capitalism economy in a world dominated by technology AI, robotic, nano technology where most of current jobs will be ripped off, automated and replaced by AGI, robots, even these so called new AI jobs or opportunities