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Try to stay alive for ~8 more years

Digger88

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And you can either return to your 30ish year old self or slow aging dramatically while your quality of like skyrockets. AI is coming hard and fast to health I've mentioned stuff before like reverse aging that is undergoing testing as we speak to enable people born blind to see. Here's another one but in pill form and probably much cheaper initially.

 
Y'all will live longer, but might not know it.

"Prevalence of Alzheimer’s by age (65+), in 5‑year–style groups
The Alzheimer’s Association’s 2026 “Facts and Figures” report gives prevalence for three broad age bands among people 65 and older:[alz +2]
• Ages 65–74: about 5% have Alzheimer’s dementia
• Ages 75–84: about 13% have Alzheimer’s dementia
• Ages 85+: about 33% (roughly 1 in 3) have Alzheimer’s dementia
The report also notes that 74% of all Americans with Alzheimer’s are age 75 or older, and about 1 in 9 (11%) of all people 65+ has Alzheimer’s.[alz]

Is there a cure for Alzheimer’s?
No. There is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease." (Perplexity)

My doc, who lived to 94, once said to me. "They are making such advancement in medicine that in 50-years, people will live forever." He gave me a second to do the math and we both laughed.
 
Do you believe AI is GOD'S will....
Or the DEVIL'S.... :rof:
 
Y'all will live longer, but might not know it.

"Prevalence of Alzheimer’s by age (65+), in 5‑year–style groups
The Alzheimer’s Association’s 2026 “Facts and Figures” report gives prevalence for three broad age bands among people 65 and older:[alz +2]
• Ages 65–74: about 5% have Alzheimer’s dementia
• Ages 75–84: about 13% have Alzheimer’s dementia
• Ages 85+: about 33% (roughly 1 in 3) have Alzheimer’s dementia
The report also notes that 74% of all Americans with Alzheimer’s are age 75 or older, and about 1 in 9 (11%) of all people 65+ has Alzheimer’s.[alz]

Is there a cure for Alzheimer’s?
No. There is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease." (Perplexity)

My doc, who lived to 94, once said to me. "They are making such advancement in medicine that in 50-years, people will live forever." He gave me a second to do the math and we both laughed.

That's the great thing about current testing that's going on as we speak. Yamanaka Factors are going to be a household name all will know very shortly. If you want to completely blow your mind click on this, like it and your algorhythm will be filled with the stuff currently in testing. Mind-Blowing

basically reverse aging rewrites your current older, mixed up DNA. like rewriting older, mixed up DNA to a much newer optimally formatted self. Nothing is added, it's just your own DNA corrected or rewritten so Alzheimer's goes away as do things currently in testing like blindness. Even if you were born with it.

 
what if you don't want to live forever? I mean - when I think about being an appraiser for another 3-4 decades, I'm kinda seeing the bliss of not having to wake up.
 
what if you don't want to live forever? I mean - when I think about being an appraiser for another 3-4 decades, I'm kinda seeing the bliss of not having to wake up.

you won't live forever necessarily you can either reset or live better currently with an improved quality of life. then you start over think of it as a redo to ~30 years old. All the knowledge of an old dude with hopefully, the bank, investments and security coupled with being a young dude for a do-over. Find a smoking 25 year old, sign the mother of all prenups and raise a family living in luxury
 
Give us another 50 years of life, then they will increase the retirement age to 100.
 
As a famous half human once said "Live long and prosper."
 
Give us another 50 years of life, then they will increase the retirement age to 100.

The few I know who are retired are bored to death who then ended up getting jobs they hated more than the good ones they had
 
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