C00KIEZZZ wrote Simple answer YES we can from all the science and stuff that is happening right now

If we can get technology to take with are body's and do everything
properly it will only take 25 years..

Physique wrote I'm sure I read somewhere if the world moved at the speed of light we would stop ageing all together that is the only way I think it'd be possible.

Which isn't very possible anyways.

You would stop ageing, but that is purely due to the fact that, due to Einstein's theory of general relativity, that if you did manage to travel the speed of light, which by the way is impossible for anything that has mass, then time, relative to you would stop. This therefore, I believe, stopping time from affecting you as well.

Jak3_303 wrote

Physique wrote I'm sure I read somewhere if the world moved at the speed of light we would stop ageing all together that is the only way I think it'd be possible.

Which isn't very possible anyways.

That might be possible in the future. we dont know whats going to happen.

Do a bit of research before posting things like this. If Einstein's theory holds strong, then no we will never be able to move at the speed of light. We could theoretically get very close to it, but never actually hit the speed of light.

Also, regarding your next comment about how it will only take 25 years, I have no idea where you got your source for this from, but I am certain that this is definitely bull shit.

WAD3 wrote

Physique wrote I'm sure I read somewhere if the world moved at the speed of light we would stop ageing all together that is the only way I think it'd be possible.

Which isn't very possible anyways.

You would stop ageing, but that is purely due to the fact that, due to Einstein's theory of general relativity, that if you did manage to travel the speed of light, which by the way is impossible for anything that has mass, then time, relative to you would stop. This therefore, I believe, stopping time from affecting you as well.

Physical immortality is a state of life that allows a person to avoid death and maintain conscious thought. It can mean the unending existence of a person from a physical source other than organic life, such as a computer. In the early 21st century, physical immortality remains a goal rather than a current reality. Active pursuit of physical immortality can either be based on scientific trends, such as cryonics, digital immortality, breakthroughs in rejuvenation or predictions of an impending technological singularity, or because of a spiritual belief, such as those held by Rastafarians or Rebirthers.

I do not believe immortality is possible. Extended life expectancy, of course.

THCv3 wrote I do not believe immortality is possible. Extended life expectancy, of course.

Probably not immortality but we will have longer life spams..

Also in 25years we could reach immortality a scientist is working on a
way to make technology work with the human body
i don't know how it works but thats what i have heard
in the past....

ok all i have to say to this is.....no

Seed wrote ok all i have to say to this is.....no

HOW can you just say no we dont know whats going to happen

The day we learn to keep our cells regenerating without loss of DNA will be the day we can become immortal. If jellyfish can do it, im sure its possible to do with our body as well, although im sure it will take alot more time in medical science as that seems quite advanced for our time

I never want to become immortal, it would be horrible to see family members die (if there not immortal themselves)