Question: Do you think we will ever find a way to live forever?
Asked by elmo97 to AndrewL, Andrew, Marianne on 24 Jun 2010 in Categories: General. This question was also asked by imnotsureaboutbeardedhedgehogs.
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No. Unless you mean by creating digital versions of ouyrselves that survive after the body has died. Don’t know how you download a consciousnes but maybe that’s a solution…?
(Though nothing is impossible)
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Hi elmo97 and imnotsureaboutbeardedhedgehogs,
No, I don’t think so. We’ll probably find a way to live longer, but ultimately the laws of physics chemistry and biology dictate that something that’s living can’t carry on living indefinitely.
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