No, if I don't die from old age or disease, please put a bullet in my head.
And I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want it to be proven.
After so long in time, and a person has experienced everything that is permissible in society, I'm pretty sure that such a person is going to want to branch out his/her senses and do things that society wouldn't accept. Things that in essence lack humanity.
I need some clarification.
With the hormone, is there any set time when I have to take it and the anti-hormone? Can I only start de-aging once I've reached a decrepifying age and have to go back to infancy, or can I (for example) keep bouncing between the biological ages of 20 and 30?
With the second one, how much more expensive is the super-food I need to survive, are we talking about 50% more, 100% more or some major figure where my life would have to fundamentally change in order to afford to live? Also can I eat regular food for enjoyment or will my new body only accept the super-stuff?
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A. B locks you into poverty. No disease is more ruinous than poverty.
A only has bonus with the same finality as if you had done nothing. So why choose to do nothing and die of old age (mundane) or live worse off than previously (mundane)? The only rational option is A.
For the purposes of this question yes. You choose when you take the the hormone technology whenever you choose, so yes you could keep bouncing between 20 and 30.
With the second scenario you simply require a mutated specifically formulated food. Because you need the energy the calories. The major downside is that there is no naturally the grown or barely processed food. Your cells your body need an accelerated fuel.
If you eat regular food you would have to consume more of it. 500 Twinkies won’t cut it. You could eat that but what happens to others would happen to you faster and cause more damage.
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UHF and too many Twilight Zone marathons as a kid
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Worse catch, you can live forever but you have to watch bee movie once a day
But being stronger, faster and smarter. Think about it you could bench press a bulldozer, leave Usain Bolt in his tracks you could literally run dozens of nor hundreds of calculations in you head simultaneously, remember the finest details of a piece of art and remember entire languages in minutes. No?
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lol there’s some great terrible movies though.
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Option B just cause it makes me smarter.
I'd probably run it into the ground real fast but have a blast.
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That's just changing the parameters. The premise does not specify the degree to which one would be 'stronger, faster., smarter'. If it such is enough to eliminate poverty than there is no choice to make, there is only one choice and mentioning the cost of the food is a disingenuous red herring.
The premise as presented assumes that the cost of the food is a downside to the benefit. Were it not there would no need to even type it out.
True could be a real investment so no option B huh. Artificial womb having your bone, tissue and organs along with body system upgraded on a cell level? No go huh
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Oh yeah you are completely correct. No right or wrong answer just figured you for more of an adventurer. But you’re also very practical. Great points.
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John 3:16 that’s enough of this journey for you when it ends. understood
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the biggest catch here is that apparently its only you who gets to be immortal. so you get to watch your loved ones die, while you go on without them. and on. and on. I chose option c. no thank you either way. watching my dogs die is bad enough. watching everyone die over and over and over while i keep living? meh. unless I can make those i love immortal along with me, I don't want this.
oh yeah, bonus catch. am I rich immortal? or just immortal who is constantly broke and struggling?
bro what the hell are you smoking.
#1 sounds allright tho. Better believe I'd be enjoying traveling back into youth again.
Don't even need to read your "Catch"... No. I would NEVER want to live forever.