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What are you going to do with your 150 years of lifetime?
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/10/261020085013.htm
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honestly i'm starting to think 70 is too much
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play minecraft
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Won't happen in our lifetime, won't be affordable in our children's lifetimes, and won't be necessary in their children's lifetimes (water wars in a globally warmed dying planet).
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>>545096327
masterbait my pednis
>picrel
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The problem with reversing into stem cells is that some of them turn into cancer as well. You need to be able to turn them into stem cells, have them turn into the appropriate cells, turn "off" the stem cell creation again, and then nuke the body with chemo to destroy any cancer cells that may have been created (which in itself is risky because chemo itself cause cancer)
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>>545096457
You are aware that during 80% of earth history it was warmer than today?
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>>545096356
It is. I'm in my 40s and can tell by the serious degradation of my mind and body that people weren't supposed to live this long.
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>>545096356
I'll remind you when you're 70 that you said this, so you can kill yourself in a timely manner. No reneging.
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I'd probably sit down and try to create stuff.
Like, take the periodic table and mess with it and see what happens.
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>>545096528
Ai is just about to solve cancer. All you have to do is not die within the next 20 months.
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>>545096356
Fpbp
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>>545096457
They have devices which harvest moisture from the air, even in deserts with extremely low humidity. Nobody is going to be starving for water in the future.
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Do God's will.
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i will work hard for mr shecklstein
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>>545096555
checked and doomerpilled
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>>545096327
Pay taxes.
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>>545096327
>What are you going to do with your 150 years of lifetime?
work more of course, since 1 week after the discovery governments will make the retiring age 140 instead of 70
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>>545096580
Yeah I don't necessarily disagree with you there, which kind of makes me sad because a family member recently died of cancer.
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>>545096603
We are already God's will; whatever you're doing right now is God's will.
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>>545096327
What happens if you’re younger than 60? Do you turn a fetus?
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I don't plan to live past the age of 50. The only problem with sucide is, as Emil Cioran said, you always do it too late.
By 50 suicide is almost pointless you got 10-15 years left on a bad lifestyle. You might fail and become a vegetable just to shave off one more decade.
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>>545096656
Everyone has lost someone.
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>>545096327
>after 100 years of working at goymart I can finally afford my own house
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wage
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>>545096685
In a way, yes. I guess do what pleases God is more accurate. Using my free will to chose to bring him joy.
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>>545096656
The cure won't magically appear 20 months for now it will take years to be put into practice if it happens. It's not like they drowned right at the shore.
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>>545096797
Do you really believe that an omnipotent eternal being needs a moral pleasing for joy?
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>>545096721
But you got an 150 years mortgage so you still have to pay half your retirement cuckbucks to the gentleman with a Jewish name at the bank.
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>live 120-150 years
With that much time I might finish persona 5
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>>545096865
Not need, no. But I suppose it brings him joy if his creation loves him back and tries to do something that puts a smile on his face. Just how you wouldn't need your toddler to bring you some flowers he picked from the lawn but it's still a sweet gesture that makes you happy and shows that he appreciates you.
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The problem with suicide is you have a short time frame in your 40's when it makes sense to do it.
Before you can still maybe turn your life around, it's generally accepted that at 40 it's over for you.
But if you make it to 50 you're already an old man with gray hair and if you can sell something you can soft retire until 65.
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>>545096538
99% of earth history was not conducive to life for modern organisms.

>>545096598
The machines that power that technology will only accelerated the runaway greenhouse effect with their carbon footprint.
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>>545096327
>>545096356
>>545096397
>>545096457
>>545096505
>boomers will live forever
Because of course they will
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>>545096327
My shitposting will become so demented and peristent even the bots will avoid me
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>>545096999
>your toddler
If he's omnipotent he controls everything. He wouldn't even need joy because as an omnipotent being he would be above emotions. If something brings him joy, he has emotions that he can't just adjust at whim he wouldn't be omnipotent.
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>>545096327
I'm more worried about how wizardchan is gonna handle all the extra traffic from the zoomer generation
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>>545096327
Does this experiment involve draining the blood of young gentiles by any chance?
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>>545097263
The only thing an omnipotent thing can't do is experience what it's like to feel loved by someone out of their free will. He could recreate the feeling but it would feel as empty as being told "I love you" by an AI. I suppose he created us and gave us free will because it must get damn lonely to be all there is. Just endless nothingness. So you create something and give it free will so it can reject and oppose you, because that's the only way it will feel meaningful it that creation uses their free will to instead turn to you and love you back.
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>>545097134
>not conducive to life for modern organisms
During Jurassic period the carbon levels were 4 times of today and the temperatures 8°C warmer than today and the whole globe was covered in rainforest from pole to pole.
>runaway greenhouse effect
there is no such thing
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>>545097149
No they won't lol. They're done for. But they will die with the knowledge that other generations will live forever and that will make them SEETHE
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>>545097134
>99% of earth history was not conducive to life for modern organisms.

He should have been more precise, but for 80% of earths history WITH LIFE on it, it was warmer than it is now.
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>>545097280
Wizchan still has traffic? Last time I've been there it was a ghost town. Post in the morning look for a reply in the evening.
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>>545097158

I tried that and it does not really work. :p
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>>545097443
In this case he's not omnipotent.
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>>545097453
I need to make global warming worse by using AI to enhance your shit pic.
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>>545096327
Shitposting on 4chan.
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>>545097453
That's what I meant. Also during warmer periods the climate was usually more stable than during ice ages.
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>>545097453
No, these ancient warm periods were not conducive to modern human life. While complex life thrived during these eras, the specific conditions would be highly hostile to human physiology, modern agriculture, and global civilization.
Here is why those climates would be unlivable for us:

Extreme Physiological Heat Stress

• Wet-bulb limits: During peak "hothouse" periods like the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), equatorial and tropical regions reached temperatures that exceed the human body's ability to cool itself.
• Lethal humidity: When combined with high humidity, sustained temperatures above 35°C (95°F) at 100% humidity prevent sweat evaporation, leading to fatal heatstroke in humans within hours.
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>>545097453
>>545097612
Collapse of Modern Infrastructure & Agriculture

• No global ice: The extreme warmth meant there were no polar ice sheets. If those conditions returned today, sea levels would be roughly 60 to 70 meters higher, completely submerging almost every major coastal city and displacing billions of people.
• Agricultural failure: Modern crops (like wheat, rice, and corn) have been bred for the stable, cooler climate of the last 10,000 years. The extreme heat and altered rainfall patterns of ancient climates would cause widespread crop failures.

Atmospheric Differences

• Suffocating CO2 levels: To sustain those temperatures, atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were often between 1,000 to over 2,000 parts per million (ppm), compared to roughly 420 ppm today. While not immediately toxic to breathe, these levels cause cognitive impairment, headaches, and sleep issues in humans over time.


The Animals That Thrived Weren't Like Us

The life that flourished during Earth's warmest periods consisted of organisms adapted to those specific niches—such as cold-blooded reptiles (like dinosaurs or the giant snake Titanoboa) that rely on external heat to regulate their bodies, or specialized tropical flora. Mammals during these periods were generally much smaller to dissipate heat more effectively.
Would you like to explore how human evolution was actually shaped by the shift toward a cooler, more unstable climate during the Ice Ages?
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>>545097631
>>545097695
Nice slop but you're wrong.
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>>545097530
Maybe he isn't. We can't know for certain. All we know is that in comparison to us and everything we know, he seems to be omnipotent. Maybe he's the unloved incel of the Gods and thus has created us as his artificial GF experiment because he couldn't bear the loneliness any longer. It doesn't really matter, wether he is or isn't omnipotent, he created this universe and us and we live in his reality now and we can either throw a tantrum about it or go along with his plan. I know which path I'll chose but ofc you're free to chose to walk away from him instead because you having the free will to do that is the whole point.
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>>545097802
>Maybe
Or maybe he just don't exist and we need to get our own shit together.
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>>545097443
I like your thinking mountain Jew. Any sources that emphasize on the topic. I listen to the late chuck miss let alot and he makes great points. Especially on the book of Jude and Job.
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>>545097518
Of course it doesn't you're a fucking tripfag and if I have two neurons still working one if them will still be calling out tripfags.
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>>545097742
Yea that's because you're a repitilian in a skinsuit. Wet bulb temperatures don't apply to you.
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>>545097631
We have this fancy concept called technology that mitigates human limitations
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>>545097950
Oh and has that technology terraformed Mars yet? No?
Not even the mildly inhospitable places already on earth? No?
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>>545097923
Chuck Missler*
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>>545098032
Its generating your counter-arguments for you, you stupid brown cunt.
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>>545096327
Absorb less UV radiation and move to a forested region. I want to live, not survive on machines due to chronic mutations due to carcinogens and radiation.
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>>545096356
that's such a boomer take. i'd happily take 1000 or 10000 years if i could have eternal youth.
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>>545098133
Artificialintelloyim doesn't deal in the real world thoeverbeit
And has a massive carbon footprint
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>>545097947
ngl I better have it warm outside than freezing. Fuck winter. Eternal summer + eternal life.
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>>545098032
The absolute irony of a fucking jeet using chatGPT to come up with arguments against the supremacy of technology
I wish they hadnt gotten ahead of that plague outbreak
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>>545098032
Its terraforming my living room right this minute fagboy
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>>545098415
>>545098429
I knew all that already. I just made AI iterate what I already knew as fact to double check if I had shifted into an alternate timeline.
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>>545096327
Me? I'm not a multi millionaire, I'll be lucky to see 80.
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>>545097914
That's possible too. But just in case he is real (and from my personal experience, the chances seem pretty high that he is), I'd rather err on the side of assuming he is because following his will has never led me astray, it only ever made my life better, so I see absolutely no reason to not continue to do so.
>>545097923
I'm sorry, I can't give you a straight source because I don't have any. It's my stitched together idea of how God works based on years of reading things. I think you could land on this explanation by just reading the bible. It probably mainly emerged from trying to figure out why God made destructive forces and the most logical explanation is because without darkness there would only be light and thus no option for chosing either side, so siding with him would be meaningless. Which begs the question as to why he wants us to have free will to chose and the obvious answer is because he hopes we use our free will to chose him. Which begs the question as to why he wants us to chose him and the obvious answer is because being chosen by something you love feels wonderful, it's the feeling that makes you feel loved, like someone deciding out of their free will that what they really want to do is spend time with you and seek your vicinity because they love being close to you. Which begs the question why God would want to feel loved and the most logical answer is because feeling loved feels wonderful and if God is all there is, he can'g feel loved, which must feel terribly lonely. I wouldn't blame him for creating us to feel loved, that seems like a valid reason to do that. Idk who Chuck Missler is but I'll check him out.
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Id love to live thousands of years and explore
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>>545098765
The chances are pretty low that he is because everything about a supernatural being is absolutely illogical and stupid.
What you are following are the habits of some desert people from 2000 years ago.
But you do you.
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>>545098765
>>545098765
I have came to the same conclusion, using the same structure you have. Keep on with your studies bro you seem to be on the right path. Please do look into Charles Missler. He has a study on UFOs that is very interesting, and the two books I mentioned Jude and Job, both are over 4 hrs long but hold hidden jewels.
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>>545096327
Probably going to die before 35 at this rate.
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>>545096710
Cioran was a dumbass, he needed to smoke a spliff and shag a bird not be depressed like a bitch
To be suicidal is a mental illness and a sign of deficient intelligence
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>>545097449
If the last boomer was born in 1964 and lives to be 120 without age-reversal, they'll die in 2084.

Most Millennials will be dead then.
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>>545096327
They will literally make that illegal for anyone but the elites. There's no way retirement systems will allow you to actually live 10 years past retirement when they have to pay out to so many people. Don't fall for this scam bruhs get into van life.
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>>545096327
120 year mortgage
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>>545096327
imagine believing kikes are gonna let the goyim peasant masses have access to this technology LOL
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>>545096327
>150 years
I'm aiming for at least 1000 years. And it will be mostly shitposting.
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>>545097939

Weebs these days, srsly ...
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>>545096327
>what do
I am making infographics
REACTION FOLDER
http://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pDVj-pkOjbmDhfgaVjGCWfwyzIPmfn04
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>>545096555
Don't do drugs or drink. I'm 42 and I don't feel physically any different than when I was 18, even if my hair is now greying. It's the same mentally but I don't brag about that one as much because it feels strange and alienating to have maintained a certain naivete from youth in such a gay, fake and cynical world full of jews and darkies who want us gone.
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>>545096327
fight the good fight and be antisemitic until i die brah



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