Emperor Duval in coma - it's a strategy to something big!

and are you believing this? i'm a med student and i don't think that's even possible to live for 1000 years, neither i think that we can be immortal in 3300..
 
and are you believing this? i'm a med student and i don't think that's even possible to live for 1000 years, neither i think that we can be immortal in 3300..

You need to study more ;) Check out the links, mostly the 1st one, its a damn scientist!

EDIT: the lifespan in 1900 it was 45 years old... do the math :)
 
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You need to study more ;) Check out the links, mostly the 1st one, its a damn scientist!

i'm sorry but it's in french, i can't understand that.. i read the article and it says absolutely nothing, scientific and medically speaking. It's only a lot of words and sci-fi..
 
You need to study more ;) Check out the links, mostly the 1st one, its a damn scientist!

EDIT: the lifespan in 1900 it was 45 years old... do the math :)

The main reason the average lifespan was 45 years old was due to overwhelming number of still births, bringing the average life expectancy down. Now that science has overcome the majority of childbirth complications - we have raised the average to around 70-80. Nothing to do with human beings improving biological over the last 100+ years.
 
i'm sorry but it's in french, i can't understand that.. i read the article and it says absolutely nothing, scientific and medically speaking. It's only a lot of words and sci-fi..


The best part of the article is the quote from a Professor of Surgery stating it's a bunch of crap.
 
Well, I could be dead by now if it wasn't modern medicine saving my back. I had an appendicitis with inflammation that became peritonitis at the age of 16. I have 37 now :) So this is my second life?

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Do you also believe what you see on Ancient Aliens?

I dont know what do you mean. But we are talking about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGD-7M7iYzs this from TEDx Paris. And https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA-H0L3eEo0 this.
 
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Well, I could be dead by now if it wasn't modern medicine saving my back. I had an appendicitis with inflammation that became peritonitis at the age of 16. I have 37 now :) So this is my second life?

There's a big difference between keeping someone alive and extending their life beyond what's biological natural. Just because someone can walk away from a horrific car crash thanks to modern medicine - doesn't mean we can live forever.
 
There's a big difference between keeping someone alive and extending their life beyond what's biological natural. Just because someone can walk away from a horrific car crash thanks to modern medicine - doesn't mean we can live forever.

Not yet. But is on the way.
Maybe saying that some of us will live 1000 years its a little too positive. I think his point is that we are advancing exponentially fast, and soon we will live much more than we expect today (in our lifetime, I mean). But in 3300? We will be immortals by then,merged with machines and who knows what else. Talk to your grandfather, can you notice the number of things that have changed?

EDIT: check out the 2nd link, that is today! Not sci-fi... Do you remember when people talked about nanobots working inside you to keep you healthy? That was a few years ago, now scientists have nanobots working inside mice. In 5 years they will be inside you ;D

EDIT2: but the point is that emperor cant be dying! Its a scam or a bait for something!
 
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Some scientists say that people in the age of 20 now, will live 1000 years.
Some scientist also said that we would have had rockets ships for everyone, flying cars and space colonies by the year 2000.

You should not believe every sh*t a scientist says. And I say that as a scientist...


(Brain explodes due to paradox in 5... 4... 3...)
 
Not yet. But is on the way.
Maybe saying that some of us will live 1000 years its a little too positive. I think his point is that we are advancing exponentially fast, and soon we will live much more than we expect today (in our lifetime, I mean). But in 3300? We will be immortals by then,merged with machines and who knows what else. Talk to your grandfather, can you notice the number of things that have changed?


Care to elaborate on the science behind it? Take it from an engineer and former combat medic, we're an extremely long way off from merging our bodies with technology. If you care to talk about some real science, I will point out that due to our incredibly unhealthy lifestyles we now live, the current generations will be the first to have a lower life expectancy than the previous generation.
 
Care to elaborate on the science behind it? Take it from an engineer and former combat medic, we're an extremely long way off from merging our bodies with technology. If you care to talk about some real science, I will point out that due to our incredibly unhealthy lifestyles we now live, the current generations will be the first to have a lower life expectancy than the previous generation.

Then you must be familiar with this

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and brain controlled games and machines, right?

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Not so far anymore? ;)
 
Annunaki?

Nibiru is a planet with a rather shy orbit, it never appears when you're looking for it. But it always appear when you are looking for all the answers apparently. ;)
 
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