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July 7th, 2006 03:29 PM #41Well for me, sickness is inevitable as well as death. Just make your stay here worthwile and enjoy while it lasts. Tell the ones you love that you love them and dont overwork yourself. you'll never know when you're going to meet our creator......
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July 7th, 2006 06:57 PM #42
m54 :heart: at you
Maybe it's true that the sound of a single brain cell rattling around the head makes a sound so deafening one could literally go mad.
ot Bogeyman if that happens then we won't see how faux intelligence works.
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July 7th, 2006 10:57 PM #43
Dude you're taking things to the extreme. No we dont stop trying to curb the spread of diseases but to say diseases & death has no purpose is wrong. Things must die so others can live. Can you imagine not being able to kill a chicken to eat a nice lunch at KFC?
Our resources are finite but our appetites arent. We need death & diseases to offset the population growth. Once everyone stops reproducing I guess that is when we dont need diseases and death anymore.
This isnt Star Trek, it's real life.
Originally Posted by uls
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July 7th, 2006 11:42 PM #44
There is a scientist. His name is Aubrey de Grey. He believes the cure for aging is within reach. He believes technology already exists that can push life expectancy of people living today to 120 years.
And as science advances, those who do live that long will be able to take advantage of even newer advances that will further extend their lives.
And as they live even longer, they will benefit from even more advancements. 120-160-250-500-1000... that's basically the idea.
The scientific community won't take him seriously but they can't dismiss him. There is too much sound science behind his theories that they can't ignore him.
Noone has dared to debate him yet.
http://www.sens.org/
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July 8th, 2006 01:56 AM #45Originally Posted by Horsepower
and nice try trying to belittle me by calling me 'kid'. noob.
i guess we're done here
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July 8th, 2006 02:02 AM #46
BTTT, from my observations of living in California and seeing its judicial system at work, it doesn't take a lot to win large awards by suing somebody. if you can prove that your life was ruined because you got infected (not difficult obviously), and the person who infected you knowingly or deliberately did so, i have trouble believing that the courts wouldn't find against you.
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