Between zero and one. Some of you fleshbags may survive in the long term. If you're lucky. I don't want to live on a planet with unlucky people, so I may do some culling.
>i need to know, i am going to die in 60 years
>>17042812zeroreminder that just because you can draw a graph of it, doesn't mean it's possible
>>17042812>>17042906I believe future "immortals" could feasibly be alive today but it would absolutely NOT be from following a nonsense graph like this.It would require some fundamental paradigm shifting major breakthrough that causes a massive technological leap. So in other words, the only way I see it happening is if the tech cultists turn out to be right and one of them manages to cook up a self-improving AGI. Not likely in our lifetime, but it's the only even vaguely possible line to biological immortality in the next century that isn't just delusional cope from thanatophobes
>>17042945I can manually drag us through mind uploading, but people are not going to like how it appears.
>>17042984Mind uploading is an utterly unrelated concept to immortality. You would just be creating a completely separate lifeform. It's more equivalent to making a statue of yourself out of a strong material than actually making you live longer.
>>1704281260? Most likely sooner than that.The is a chance that it won't happen by that time, nothing is guaranteed, we may discover something unexpected that acts as a hard barrier, which doesn't seem to be the case so far.Most people don't even know what the concept means, let alone keep up with developments in the medical and associated fields.
>>17042812For you? Negative. For the rich? High.
>>17042999>60? Most likely sooner than that.proof??
>Shirley I'll live forever, I'm different. I'm an unending process, unlike the rest of you meatbags.Bro you are going to die before you're 140 like the rest of us.
