Frozen Bodies Brought Back to Life? Cryogenics and the Science of Immortality | Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2022
- The idea of postponing or even reversing the ageing process has always fascinated humanity. Some claim that immortality will be possible as little as thirty years from now - but will it just be for the rich?
Our team visited research laboratories working on this objective and interviewed the world’s top researchers in the field. We ask just how long humans might be able to live, and what it could involve.
The programme also looks into the popular wish to remain young and extend our lifespan. Some go to the extent of paying 8,000 dollars for a blood transfusion from a young person. We visited the clinic where they perform this bizarre procedure, whose scientific basis has been criticized, and spoken to the people in charge.
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I’m 62, swim a mile a day. Walk 6 miles. No alcohol, or smoking. Live most of the time on the Coast with very clean air. San Diego other times. My Grandfather lived from 1897-1997. I’ll be ready
Who in their right mind even wants to live past 90 ? That's enough ! I guess the few hundred billionaires might be interested. It will still suck.
Right. These seem like the type of weirdos who have their dogs taxidermied after death.
Id assume you wouldn't age, in the future stem cell replacement therapy replaces dead cells, the only reason we die is our stem cells regen rate slowly decays, our body's give up because we can't feed it life.. if the opportunity is there to feed it life would you not want to do what is good for you ?
Not possible. Crystalization destroys cells. End of discussion.
We have been able to freeze specific cells without damaging them but we haven't been able to freeze even the simplest of organs yet.
Also, the moment your brain loses power it gets wiped out... soo there's that too.
@@nestharus So ? They can simply reboot your brain 🤣
@@ItsOnlyAfrica no, scientists never burned anyone at the stake, sorry.
Agreed, two things that will never happen: restoring a frozen body, and fusion.
@@ItsOnlyAfrica I guess that proves nothing is impossible then!
If the world spends a fraction of the costs, we could have a cure for naturally aging by now.
I don't want too much, I just want my 30 year old self to know what my 60 year old self knows now, and invest accordingly. 😂
Why odd it people can’t just accept their fate from God. This is never going to happen.
You know some people have imagination and things they want to achieve and experience unlike some people.
I don't believe in God, and what next?
@@andrewterebinov3823 you will regret not knowing GOD ON JUDGEMENT DAY .. BET THAT
@@melindathomas21 why religious people always tell others what to do and that they'll burn in hell? Very soulful
@@andrewterebinov3823 lol omg next...SMH
once the electrical system of the brain stops functioning then it doesnt matter how well preserved the body is as whoever you were before will no longer exist.
Could you imagine.. waking up suddenly, as if you had been sleeping very hard, and being surrounded by scientists that look beyond what our imagination could conjour... and the actuality of seeing the reality of the world from an entirely different epoch. Hopefully more like Futurama, Jetsons or Star Trek, then something like Idiocracy.
If a human know and understands mathematics. He will realize that even if he lives 1 million years. When compared to infinity it is just a drop on a hot pan 1 second. Most people are afraid to love because they fear losing.
They fear being loved because they don't see themselves worthy.
They fear thinking because it brings responsibility.
They fear speaking because they fear criticism.
They fear expressing their feelings because they fear rejection.
They fear growing old because they didn't appreciate their youth.
They fear being forgotten because they didn't contribute anything good to the world.
And ultimately, they fear death because they never truly knew how to live.
An enzyme called telemerase is given to the mice to maintain the length of their telemeres.
Need me some of that.
what for ? if it will give you heart attack .. it works only up out 👽
Honestly I don’t even need to live forever. And can’t ….. you know cuz like the solar systems gonna collapse and the sun will eat it all up and stuff so theres no way to really be “immortal” the best way to is die like as a really old person so you have lived good and the. See where you go from there .. honestly 100 years sound pretty sweet of a deal for me… I’ll be fricking fed up with the world by then Anyway 😂
Damn until them we have already found out a solution to travel to another universes 😂
What happens to cells in frigid temeratures? How can we be sure there will be a sustained power supply to these facilities? Theyd need absepf sustained nuclear reactor to ensure longevity
Live forever, work forever, forever without family if they all die while frozen. That 1,000 years of working not sound fun
Thank to you guys I'll be forever a life until I die😄😄
Humans can only go as far as their imaginations take them.
Misspelled "egos".
I want to sell long term cryogenic care insurance to the uber wealthy
That’s really fucked up but might work man 😅
you are going to be very rich, even if there are other labs working on it as well ! ansd many others will open after ... it's the recepe effect ...
“Jesus, I hope I will see yo-“
*long time in heaven*
“Yes, I love the floo-“
*disappears*
“Oh… I’m on… Earth?”
Ain’t gonna happen…
Perhaps this money would be better spent by donating to worthwhile causes, instead of chasing an unknown that might never work, people could use that money to save lives donating to charities like the Against Malaria Foundation, saving thousands of lives. (GiveWell estimates Malaria Consortium’s cost to save the life of a child who would otherwise have died to be US$2,041) Think of how many lives could be saved by donating instead of putting money into Cryonics.
This is like Sleeping Beauty. A young man or young woman may marry a thousand years old person. 12:56
They are working on a new longevity vaccine. Due out next fall.
I want to be like Phillip J Fry in FUTURAMA. I want to celebrate new year on 31 December 2999
You say this jokingly.. but could you imagine.. waking up suddenly, as if you had been sleeping very hard, and being surrounded by scientists that look beyond what our imagination could conjour... and the actuality of seeing the reality of the world from an entirely different epoch. Hopefully more like Futurama, Jetsons or Star Trek, then something like Idiocracy.
join the rest of the planet.