Possible form of immortality?

[IForgotAgain]

I see and i agree with you, but technically if you avoided illness to the best of your ability and maintained a healthy lifestyle you could prolong your life and evade death for like 500 years potentially without feeling like a nasty old vegetable that lives in a nursing home?

IForgotAgain Reviewed by IForgotAgain on 10-01-2007. Possible form of immortality? Okay so I was watching National Geographic today, the best channel on earth, and the aprticular show was Inside The Human Body. It describes the wonders and miracles of the human body and the astonishing growth pattern it faces for the first two decades. It basically follows a lady through the stages of her life, tells what the outside world and people in it do to you and what affect they have on you ect ect. The part that intrigued me was when they described the aging process and why we Rating: 5

[anun]

what about those sci-fi movies with brains in a jar, i mean the brain needs a constant flow of oxygenated blood to keep it alive. so maybe the brain should be the focal point and not the body?

[beachguy in thongs]

I dunno, I wouldn't count on people naturally thinning themselves out thru suicide and accidents and crime and stuff.

Give the deer guns.

[partcleguy]

"Its only in drugs or death we'll see anything new, and death is just too controlling" -Chuck Palahniuk

[Reefer Rogue]

I want to live forever with an endless supply of cannabis and my collection of Peter Tosh.

[DebuteMachine23]

Okay, I read the whole thing and what came to mind was the fact that, if no one died then the world would become sooooo over crowded. Then what?

A) No one could have kids. Kind of like how China's government only allows their people to have 2 children a year.

B) Does that mean we can't have sex anymore? I mean b/c then you'd risk it?

No more sex? Hah! Yea right! You better start taking twice your birth control!