>he doesn’t invest in life extension technology >he doesn’t donate crypto to life extension foundation Vitalik Buterin donated $2.4 Million worth of ETH to the SENS Research Foundation and Aubrey de Grey
Zoomers and boomers are in the other thread crying about how they spend their whole life chasing money, just to die when they finally get a large amount of money. My question to you is “Why Die?” It’s past the Year 2000 user. The technology is here to make you immortal, and people are literally working on it as you read this message. Why would you cuck yourself out of eternal life by not donating to the cause or at least investing in the companies performing this work so you can make PHAT fucking gains from Immortality Tech?
This is Aubrey de Grey, the figurehead of SENS Researchers Foundation and radical life extension efforts. >tell me user, are you ready for death? >or will you CHOOSE life?
Based OP. Who here is going to be donating some of their Linkie gains to SENS research? I know I will.
I wish I could invest in them even. Honestly aging cures and transhumanism tech (like out of cyberpunk) has got me so fucking excited for the future. I can't wait for bionic limbs and for 200+ years of life to be the norm.
Also redpill me on Cryonics user and vitrification user.
Parker Mitchell
ive been reading about the life extension movement and it honestly intrigues the fuck out of me it has been picking up steam the last couple years as people begin to realize their “anxiety and depression” exists because they can literally die at any time and they feel like they are wasting their life waging away for pennies with life extension the smartest humans can stick around forever solving problems (scientific, social, and economic) and you can basically bathe yourself in eternal ecstasy and massive superintelligent thoughts when tech like Neuralink comes out
Eli Stewart
Imagine being alive 1000 years from now and being some sort of cyborg vampire, who sleeps for decades at a time in crysleep, only to wake up to a new culture, new tech and even more gains from your 1k year old investments every time and then use your intelligent mind to solve more problems for another 100 years before you decide to retire to sleep another decade or two.
Christopher Powell
In my honest opinion robotic/transhuman life extension tech comes first, and then the cyborgs will use their superior brain machine interfaces to invent immortal biology tech. Biology has a lot of moving parts so i think it’s easier to just replace your organs as they fail with “simpler” mechanical parts that we have blueprints for
As for cryonics, I heard Alcor Cryonics recently funded research where they use helium as a vitrification agent, basically inflating your cells and keeping them non damaged. Helium is a noble gas and can get extremely cold so you stay preserved with almost zero cell damage. That’s how I understand it to work anyways
Neuralink I think is the first step towards human super intelligence. There’s no way around it - you gotta hook your brain up to a computer if you want to compete with the AIs
Xavier Rogers
Technology is a false god. Don't turn away from the Lord, user.
>you stay preserved with almost zero cell damage. So wait, you can be revived, 100 years or so down the line, and your still alive? Do you just voluntarily go into crysleep at some point in life when you think you might be nearing death, and you essentially are frozen, at a very low level of life, unconscious, but still revivable?
Has anyone healthy even been put into cryosleep for a month or so and been woken up fine? Or am I getting this completely wrong?
Fuck outta this thread faggot.
Ian Roberts
you know what that is actually pretty based ill set aside 1k links to donate, I would do more but I only have a 10k stack
