2009-11-17, 06:38 PM
THIS JUST IN, 2012 CHANGED TO TOMORROw, SO DECLARED CRAZY MAN ON STREET.
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2012 now 2208!?
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2009-11-17, 06:43 PM
Hazzy Wrote:current life expectency for us is about 100 years, and advances in cell regeneration, aging slowing/reversing, and health are improving rapidly, so it's not too far fetched to think we'll live to see 2208. current life expectancy =75.65 for a male in the US (which I'm gonna assume that you are) considering the drastic increase of obesity in US right now, and the recent fail in health care reform, life expectancy will only go down.
2009-11-17, 07:05 PM
Horusmaster Wrote:current life expectancy =75.65 for a male in the US (which I'm gonna assume that you are) considering the drastic increase of obesity in US right now, and the recent fail in health care reform, life expectancy will only go down. Eh, I worded that wrong. Life expectancy is 75-80 in the US, yes. But it's closer to 100 for 'us'- people under 20ish(?). I suppose my source, counselor at school isn't the best, but it makes sense. Someone born in 1975 is probably going to live a shorter life than someone born in 1990, or 2000, or 2009, because medicine is always improving, along with diet and nutrition information. Just because the ubtenthtillion try to reform health care failed doesn't mean we won't get it right in 2010, or 2013, or 2020.
2009-11-17, 07:23 PM
ur too optimistic, while everything might happen in the future, i doubt that we can live that long.
2009-11-17, 07:24 PM
Horusmaster Wrote:ur too optimistic, while everything might happen in the future, i doubt that we can live that long. Beats being an
2009-11-17, 07:30 PM
Hazzy Wrote:Beats being an but then there's still a 0.00000001% chance that we can live that long (see i'm not pessimist)
2009-11-17, 07:41 PM
Aw, man. I was really looking forward to all the paranoid people on the internet.
Oh wait, there's no source from the OP. What a liar.
2009-11-17, 07:59 PM
And when 2200 rolls around, the will have realized that the scientist who came to that conclusion was high on meth and misread the 7708 in his calculations as 2208.
2009-11-17, 08:03 PM
Retalion Wrote:And when 2200 rolls around, the will have realized that the scientist who came to that conclusion was high on meth and misread the 7708 in his calculations as 2208. Quoted for the truth.
2009-11-17, 09:48 PM
Quantact Wrote:I think if you count all the doomsday prophecies, the universe has already been destroyed 100 times in the last century. But hey, nothing beats preparing for the inevitable in your cozy bunker in rural Montana. I think you meant Planet Earth. ...but if you want to look at the universe, then you should multiply that by a googleplex =D |
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