My grandfather is 90 years old. He was in a wheelchair for a couple months. He started doing the hyperbaric chamber. Now he can walk without a walker. He's still a little bit slow on the walk, but it did make a difference in his mobility.
@@alizagardin7712 just look up hyperbaric chambers near you. They’re usually at medical offices or chiropractors. It’s expensive though. Like 300 a session. Justin Bieber has his own portable one. You can buy one for like 10 grand minus the oxygen tanks.
The sad thing about the Chinese study was that the doctor had the permission of the Chinese government to carry out the experiment, until there were negative responses from the international community, so they arrested him.
Dude sometimes I forget there are actual people behind these videos. I don't know if it's a team or just one guy but kudos to everyone who works on these things. Even the host is amazing all of his speech is so natural and clear its insane.
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Not really as my grandma lived until 100 and had no illness. The only “illness” she had was oldness which cannot be cured. Her body just shut down as she just got old.
People who say they don't want to live forever should still support this because you can always change your mind later but not if you're already dead. I have been saying this... longevity is our choice! If we want to sustain our health, we have to do something about it! This will start by knowing what supplies our body needs. Start by eating a balanced diet, quit vices, exercise regularly and take an NMN supplement. Mine is a 500mg per day, NMN by Vitruvin.
Even if your lifespan was still the same, imagine if you could live that lifespan in your 25 year old body? How much better would your life be? Incredible.
When we all can live forever, who wants to build a ship together and head for Alpha Centauri? Being to see a alien planet first hand is something I would love to do.
A big problem for anyone who lives too long would be mental health, or the state of your mind as you get older. Whether you've seen too much, or PTSD is too bad, you might just go crazy
I think the bigger issue is cancer in my opinion. I also think that humanity will have a handle on mental health by the time stuff like this is used on a bigger scale. Just my opinion tho.
@@tinyninjahobo4228 there's a reason it's a common trope in media that immortals either become extremely knowledgable nihilists or absolutely crazy psychos. Think about all the times you think about past failures or things that you wish you'd done differently. Now imagine that with 20x as much life. It's harrowing and someone with a weak mental state to begin with could be driven insane.
Mental health can also be scientifically modified too, we just don’t know enough about it yet to know what is needed to make someone “happy” or whatever it is they require. Scientists used to think the serotonin molecule was responsible for happiness and anti-depression, but now their finding that the GABA-B receptor appears like it could be mainly responsible. The levels of these neurotransmitters are what controls your mental state. We would just have to learn how to adjust them without tolerance occurring and side effects.
lol live for 600 years is like knowing and experiencing all the horrible sides of our planet i think they need to also make something that prevents people to go insane
Ok, but there is a caveat to CRISPR. It can affect other parts of the gene and cause unwanted changes. It also has to be done while a baby is still a zygote, and allowing scientists to use CRISPR could end up meaning babies born to be athletic, intelligent, etc which opens the door for slavery
@@soulofcinder4222 Yeah I think the biggest problem with CRISPR and/or any future gene therapy is it only works well on a zygote. If the person is already a fully grown adult it is basically useless as the phenotype is already well developed.
I really question the validity of the findings. As they pointed out, it was a very small sample size and such a bold claim should absolutely be challenged. Given the wide spread fear of death in humans, I also question if there wasn’t some kind of bias in the study, whether by the authors or peer reviewers. Furthermore, I couldn’t find the exact paper for the hyperbaric oxygen chamber study in their sources, but will double check that. Pumping oxygen into the bloodstream sounds great on paper, but excess oxygen leads to free radicals that damage DNA even more and can cause cancer (fairly basic biology here). Also extending telomeres won’t reverse previously done damage to DNA, and the senescence hypothesis is far from conclusive. So if you want to look as young as your DNA, get ready for surgery. There was additionally a recent study that suggests aging has a minimum rate hardwired into our biology that cannot be overcome, at least for primates
@@scottyeomans2111 True, Reversing Aging crossed the line of human nature, If somehow we can manage to do that, it'd be mean we no longer need to create new generations therefore S - 3 - x will be like a toy for us to create a new lifeform. We will basically become a God for ourself, and it's very frightening.
@@jewzetto9492 I couldn't find the paper at all, which is frustrating. I suspect it might be some other study that the pop science media misconstrued, as they are prone to do
You are a fool if you believe that. Imagine a cave man living in modern day New York. You wanna be a cave man. Alone. Knowing everyone you ever loved died Hu dress of years ago.
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@Daniel Kim Yes but there would still be a lot of people willing to go just to be able to be the ones to discover what lies beyond. The amenities on a space ship might also include everything you need not to go crazy. Space would be limited thou and if you need food for 2 thousand years for each person then you cant send up more then a few people.
@Daniel Kim Tbh they could be made to sleep through 1000s of years and wake them up... Also I don't mind playing games for 1000s of years lol(ofc not sure if i would change my mind when put through that)
Despite still being 18, and having turned 18 just 3 days ago as of the moment I'm writing this: I was terrified of aging ever since I was 17, and first became terrified of it after seeing "am I too old for parkour" and "am I too old for martial arts" videos from parkour and martial arts channels I frequented; the "am I too old for _____" videos of which I then clicked on for fun, but after hearing about how aging inhibits one affected by it from pulling off even stunts and techniques he or she was once able to, and thus prevents him or her from running away from danger, doing cool stunts, and/or effectively fighting/defending himself or herself when unable to run, and getting injured when trying to run or fight, and seeing all the older martial artists saying how they lost the ability, and were no longer able to perform the taekwondo kicks they were once able to in their youth in the comment sections of those videos: I became really terrified of aging, so thanks for dropping this reassuring message.
Similar situation. I’m 18 and terrified of aging, even though I’m so young. Although I’m coming more to terms with the idea that aging isn’t as bad as I thought.
Cultivate yourself, educate yourself, temper yourself, live a life you will be proud of, cherish the moments that make you happy, appreciate your good fortune. You'll be fine. Don't waste your youth on angst.
I wish I can be young again...I am 28 and already have wrinkles and grey hair. I never had fun. I was abused as a child, teenager and early adult. I was only able to be free by 26. I'm so sad
My grandfather was diagnosed with Alscheimers about 6 years back, he was a veteran in the army, and I knew him barely at all before because I'm only 12. So basically I only knew him for 2 years until he was taken over by the disease. I hate seeing him drooling over his shirt now and having to think about when he was still himself. Every day I see him, but he is kinda getting better, talking a few words, walking around, sitting upright, and I really hope that he can someday be cured, but to be honest, I feel like he could never be the same man.
You’re 12, played skyrim, and have kind, gentle heart as well as the maturity to be able to analyze your grandfather’s situation. you’re going places kid
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In the 2016 film Deadpool, Ajax gave Wade an over extended hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Essentially curing his cancer and slowing his aging, of course it mostly only worked because Wade was exposed to the x-gene and possibly Wolverine's blood. But mostly a similar concept.
I like the thought but likelihood of any of this technology advancing or even being available is like less than 1%. If they ever reach these breakthroughs it will be sometime in the 2200s probably. Wish we were born much later. I'm 28 and so I have no hope but even people born literally today will not benefit from any of this I fear. Sad but true. But lets at least hope they can find cures for diseases and stuff during our lifetime so when we are old and in our 70s we can at least rest assured that our end comes in a peaceful way (Allah (God) willing)
I'm 20 and in the same boat rn. I dunno if any conclusive cell rejuvenation will happen in our natural time, BUT, I am hoping our healthspans are increased to where we can live long enough for that discovery to be made. I'd even be fine with replacing my limbs with equivalent bionic ones if it comes down to it.
@@mirandapillsbury7885 I find this comment as being extremely pessimistic. We have made so many advancements in terms of “curing” aging even since you’ve made your comment. I feel as it’s more 60/40 chance to be done in our lifetime
I think instead of preventing a person from aging, why not just figure out a way to slow down the body’s aging process? This way individuals could have a chance at having more time at enjoying their childhood, and be able to properly prepare themselves for adulthood when their time comes.
in medieval times, most people lived short lives. We've already extended our lifespans, and what do we do with the extra time? watch UA-cam videos while lying on the couch.
From what i know and heard, the damage is not done to your dna but the damage is done to the cells that reads your dna. because if the damage was done to your dna it has no way to retake the information because it no longer exists or is corupted but if the damage is done to the cells that reads dna then you can try to heal those cells and then your body will heal itself by reading corectly the information in the dna
@@cogline9 i watched a video like this one that explained how we try to research and extend our life, and its says something else then this video and im confuzed witch one is true.
The video said that it repairs telomeres, telomeres are just repeated dna that is used so that you dna has a bumper . Therefor the dna from the telemeres is possible to recreate, though if the aging starts cutting into actaul dna the telomeres have info to recreate
What would happen to the finite memory we have? We can't store infinite amount of memories can we? Also can people with photographic memory really remember every aspect of their lives all the way up to their death? That's a lot of information to store in your brain.
Photo graphic memory isn’t real it’s been proven false many times so no ppl who claim that don’t remember every aspect of life. And nothing would change the reason we lose memories is not because of aging (it can play a factor) but simply cuz the brain doesn’t deem it worthwhile keep it around; hence why you don’t forget hard skills like riding a bike or walking over the years but you will some random test you took Monday
To be fair, there is neurogenesis, so we would sorta just forget old information and receive new information, I’m not sure though, as I’m not a doctor.
We have it.. google. We are already not storing as much information because our brain knows we can look it up. In pre-internet days your had to travel to a library to find out more information so studying and trying to remember as much as you can was more important than it is today.
I read somewhere that scientists speculated that a human would start to forget a considerable amount of memories after the age of 300. If this is the case, by the year 2400, you would probably be able to endurance your brain, upload your mind to a simulation, store memories in a separate machine, or store memories with a neural computer implant in your brain.
I'm going to be real here, if poor people waste their childhood not studying and collage life not properly doing exams, do they really deserve to get this technology? Rich people studied and did their collage properly, and sucessfully set up a strong buisness, so they worked hard to get there, they probably deserve it.
@@db4517 rich adults now are rich bc they worked for their money and status. I'm definitely gonna be rich in the future but ill.still show my kids on how to work for money like I did
Reverse aging ≠ immortality, accidents illness and such would still be a great factor into human mortality, but yeah when this comes to happen it be a big transformation for society
@@zemorph42 while care is a human right, we freaking have to pay for it. Pay for medicine. Pay for help. Pay for hospitals and such. Money is man's worst invention and today's broken society shows it.
Population Control wouldn't be an issue. You just have stricter rules. For example malicious people that hurt others are offed instantly. People that have more than 2 kids are sterelized. People can still die by other means. Also, people would have an expiration date where they would be terminated if they are not valuable enough to the society. For example, people that don't work, invent, study, help, volunteer, teach etc.
I don’t know if I would want to live forever but I would settle aging gracefully; i.e. not being in pain the second half of my life or greying out in my 40s & 50s. (I’m 30 and have habits that most would find questionable.) I do make an effort to eat healthy food and drink a lot of water, though I’m not sure that cancels out high daily caffeine intake (2-4 GURU stevia energy drinks) constant vuze e-cigarette vaping and dependence on stimulants considerably stronger than caffeine..
@@the-weirdist As if school hasn’t taught you anything. Obviously we were meant to eventually die, this process that is presented either reverses or delays that, either way the human population would begin to increase thus making us having to go to explore other planets such as Mars to contain that large sum of humans.
Having an expiration date is what gives life meaning. But I can agree it can be too short usually. All we need to do is prevent certain common diseases and extend life, not stop aging entirely
shut up don't tell us how long we should live, if you want to age and die frail be my guest but I'm tired of people like you keeping science back because of your weird belief
@@aliusaho7537 and I’m sick of people like you who think you can hate on people for wanting to have a reason to enjoy the little things, there’s never a reason to act like you are. Have a good day
The problem with immortality is that eventually we will run out of food and we already have a problem with this so instead of making life better for rich people (basically),we need to make life better everywhere so that's my opinion on that
@@Mr_Boss_Smile they didn't say no one could die... There will still be accidents and war, they were merely speaking of slowing/stopping the effects of ageing, nothing about creating "immortals".
I’m afraid wealthy bad people would use it in a certain trafficking ring to keep kids forced to be used. 🥺 That genuinely scares me.. 😖 Or also if that technically would only be available to the wealthy. But if by some miracle it was widely available, then it might be nice for someone like myself.
I am bipolar and in my first manic episode I had the delusion that we are going to live forever and we’re not gonna die. I knew it. It was insane to be in a conciousness where death was not just no longer a threat, but it didn’t even exist. Maybe I wasn’t far enough. I know what I know.
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As interesting this maybe, immortality would be more of a problem than a solution. The obvious main problem would be overpopulation, something we are facing as is. There is only so much resources this planet has. Even if we manage to colonize the solar system Earth is the only planet capable of life as we know it. Interstellar travel would be something of the distant future as that technology is way too advance for our times, possibly many centuries if not millennia's down the line. In addition our entire ecosystem evolved around the fact that living creatures eventually die out, If humans became immortal we would completely destroy it, more than we have already done now. Even now resources on Earth are beginning to dwindle imagine having to sustain an immortal population. On top of all of that who would get this immortality treatment? A select few? The rich? Will it be available for everyone? These are all hard questions than people have to tackle when gain new level of technology such as this. In my opinion we should just stick to improving medical treatments and allow people to die out when their time comes. Life is precious because it only lasts for so long. However, if we did manage to achieve this technology there should be some some things we need to accept. One, everyone should have the opportunity to get this immortality treatment, not just a select few or the rich but the entire public in general. Second, if people get this immortality treatment they must give up their ability to procreate since this would be the only way to tackle over population with this technology in society. Third, people who are immortal must have access to euthanasia (assisted death), if they no longer wish to live.
Neil Tyson and Jason Silva had a conversation on this. If you could live forever would you? problem with this is that there would be no reason to get out of bed, sure its nice for a while but regardless of how much technology advances you soon realize the same societal structures will be in a constant loop which gets old and boring no matter how its presented. Same social classes, same groups/clicks, same in-crowd/out-crowd, etc. What would be the reason to do your best and give things your all? Music, art, new discoveries, careers, etc. We all want to make our mark on earth before we die because the very knowledge we will die pushes us to do whatever we can to produce. Without death there becomes no need to do anything of meaning, personal or otherwise. So no I don't agree with everlasting life, it just turns into a dull future where everything has been done and nothing becomes new anymore. The knowledge of our own death creates inspiration.
On the flipside, having a heavily extended lifespan could improve society by having people be less reckless and in their faces about making their mark before they die and shifting the consequences of these actions to later generations because "Whatever I'll be dead by then" How many short sighted environmental problems could be avoided because the people plotting it would actually have to account for the fact that they might actually still be around when problems arise.
@@bob1986 So long as there is human emotion, the world will never know peace. Emotions and desires to be different from the next person, race, class, etc forms in my ways. It can be as small as the gratification received from being the world best chess player or as big as being the next founder of a world power. While we may somewhat slow down Earth's natural distruction we cannot eliminate it. Techtonic plates still shift, Earth's magnetic relationship with the sun still changes. Pangea had only 1 polor cap and was hotter than today along with the Triassic and Jurassic periods, but yet we could still survive the environment should there be a repeat, as is the same with an ice age. Thinking of ways to move or protect mega cities such as NYC would be a better focus. Asking for the human race to all come together requires a hive mind where there is only grey but no colors. No nationality pride/culture in being from your respective lands, no individual moral system, religion, etc, you loose your individual identity where everyone is the exact same. Equilibrium (movie) explains that quite well. So long as there is individualality war and greed will always be apart of human nature its the desire to feel special/different no matter what that looks like.
The biggest issue would be overpopulation. But if we changed our mindsets and reproduced much less it'd be doable. Plus with being close to colonizing other planets and eventually solar systems, over population won't be an issue.
@@FrozenGamerMan making us humans reproduce less is very hard. Nature has made us for reproduction. That cannot be suppressed, and if forced the rule would eventually be changed because of rebellion (This is what I believe)
@@summertriangle4745 I am more concerned with the ruling class becoming immortal supermen. While everyone else isn't. Or life extension being held over your head as a method of control.
This will also become a even bigger divide in our social classes which has made many previous civilizations downfall it is way too early for humans to have discovered the ability to do this in my opinion hopefully I will be wrong though
I have personally done a fair amount of research on reversing ageing by adding telomere length to prolong cell mitosis since I was 12 years old. And finally after 10 years a possible medical intervention is discovered which means more time can be spent around the loved ones. And generally as a healthy human without having to die from old age would truly be a pleasurable experience.
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1:25. This is the one thing I’ve always wanted to see the most. If this science experiment is proven successful then it sounds like grandparents have a chance to enjoy, travel, walk etc with the grown up children. This means is that both parents and grown up children will both work together in order to get enough money to enjoy life by 1000%.
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Guys, we're going to be alive in time for immortality treatments. We're almost there. Stay alive, keep healthy, and get ready for the age of immortality.
I wish I can be young again...I am 28 and already have wrinkles and grey hair. I never had fun. I was abused as a child, teenager and early adult. I was only able to be free by 26. I'm so sad
Well, in many developed countries there is a problem with a birthrate since 2 parents more often than not give birth only to 1 child, so, its not that bad, government will actually happily take that since its better to have 50 year old with 30 years of expirience than search for 20 year old with 15 years of expirience as they currently do.
Yeah. A more nuanced issue that could arise would be an increasingly more difficult time getting a decent job, if you're young. Since death rathes would be considerably lower (still, non-natural deaths would probably mean the average person wouldn't get that drastic of a lifespan increase), it'd be much harder to get a job when every position has 50 people with decades of more experience than you
I have moderate to severe ME/CFS (depending on the week/month/year) I would really love to be a part of the study with hyperbaric oxygen chambers 😦 Fascinating.
Would you mind explaining what that was Is? I've never heard of that before. If you're not comfortable it's ok, people's experiences are usually easier to digest than a Wikipedia on a condition is all
@@fankgaming7753 Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome That sounds absolutely horrible, while I don't think I have it I had acute problems with fatigue not healing, think about.. Basically sleeping but waking up like you wrestled with a bear for days and that doesn't improve at all after you wake up, that's how it felt for me when I was exhausted for a week without having rest restoring my energy. I can't even comprehend how one could ever live with that as a syndrome
@@Fem_V yeah i am a male sufferer. Basically had it since i recovered from a coma. I also suffer insomnia and fatigue because of it. So it can be like burning a candle at both ends sometimes. But yeah i wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy. Also to the OP. May the rest be with you. And may your life allow you the freedom to try to recover.
You should talk to your doctor about it. He can refer you to a specialist with a hyperbaric chamber. A lot of doctors and chiropractors have them now a days. Apparently it helps for a lot of things especially wound healing. It’s kind of expensive though. Idk if insurance covers it.
Being young forever is the best thing. I dont mind the idea of regular lifespan only being mid 70s as it is in almost all the developed world BUT I would love it if we could all enjoy those years as young looking and HEALTHY as possible. That would upgrade our experience of life tremendously
Hyperbaric Oxegyn Chambers are starting to show promise as a treatment for Fibromyalgia. Some Turkish scientists are running the trials. So, I was already aware that they could do some crazy miracles, because the decrease in pain the trial patients are showing are fantastic.
Many people are cynical about biological immortality, but I feel like extending the lives of people would only prove beneficial to society in whole. It's synonymous with good health. In a world where natural selection cannot exist, a society that is supposed to accept the weak, we really should be working toward medical advancements that put everyone on a fair, healthy playing field. Biological immortality wouldn't just be a luxury. It would improve everything. Imagine the reduction of greed and jealousy if none of us were scrambling to grab opportunities within a time limit? And in turn, imagine the reduction of anger, violence, hatred, and generally foolish decisions. Also consider how different our perspective on the future would be knowing we'd actually experience it. How different would politicians act if their few years of office wasn't expected to be the summery of their life? How much care would those in power direct toward the Earth and its creatures if they weren't so concerned with seizing everything they could within the next decade of their fleeting lives? And on a general scale, imagine the wisdom we'd be able to live with. Youth would no longer be wasted on the young. And we'd all have time to improve ourselves and understand others. Even the most ignorant folks would inevitably meet an awakening experience. How likely is it a 200+ year old person hasn't realized the error of sexism, racism, abuse, etc? Some also pose that immortality may reduce our appreciation for life, though this always seemed like a coping mechanism to me. Because I can only perceive the opposite effect: life would seem *less* disposable if it weren't fleeting. We tend take our lives for granted when we feel useless. Immortality would be empowering. And to our children, death would be far more traumatizing than we perceive it. I dunno if that last outcome is a _good_ thing, but it's an argument against immortality resulting in apathy.
The only considerable downside to immortality is the lack of distribution immortality would cause. Death allows things to be given up to new minds. This could range from physical assets to jobs to ideas or responsibilities. The chaos that is death does _in theory_ mix things up to our advantage. But I'd argue we've already structured society in a stagnant fashion. Even in death, priorities are passed in a nepotistic way. If anything, immortality would at least allow the ones holding positions time and wisdom. Really, what's more valuable? A corporate president dying and handing his company over to someone he judged to be a good successor (AKA, someone just like him), or that original corporate president living long enough to value new ideas. Maybe even hand the company over willingly, after he feels satisfied? With age does come stubbornness, but again, I think the perspectives of "old people" in an immortal society will not be the same as our old people in our mortal society. We become stubborn because we're afraid. We know our habits have made what we consider acceptable use of our limited time. In a world where time isn't deadly, however, we would have every reason to quit gripping habits like safety blankets. I don't think it would be an instantaneous shift in perspective. I don't think any of this would. But one after another, each of us would learn to reconsider our attraction to patterns as we realize a deviation that goes awry isn't going to steal time we can't afford to lose.
This is one of the few priorities that need to be met if humanity wants to move and expand past the Solar System and ultimately the Universe By the time you get to Pluto you’re already an Old person.
Hope this type of science experience is proven successful. Because humans being forced to die due to aging is been very annoying and threatening for more than probably a decade. I’m so happy the scientist are trying their very best to prevent this most hated diseases known as aging.
I gotta a question ! Could that bring back and repair the damaged organs? Like lungs which nicotin has caused! Or can cure the canser or make it worse?!
@@the-weirdist Who the heck even are you to decide that? Everyone deserves to live and what if they notice how bad it is and want to get rid of it but can’t sue to their addiction
@@the-weirdist dude people who smoke deserve a chance, they could of just tried it once then got so addicted they couldn’t stop and it wasn’t there fault
In our modern society, with a bunch of innovators and creators that have led to the great progress of our society, it is sad to see such breakthroughs or creative ambitions of those that could lead us to a better world, inevitably being corrupted and distorted to the point where is destroys the very benefits they were supposed to give the world. I trust the scientists, artists, creators, innovators and free-thinkers of our time, I don't trust the people who would see such ideas as a way to make themselves yet even more money. Just like with the bringing of the industrial revolution into our society, instead of making our lives easier, work being optional and people using what time they have for bettering the world, instead lived lives that were almost the same or suffered even worse living standards due to the interests of a few.
If hyperbaric therapy works by increasing oxygenation in your system, could similar results be gained from breathing in concentrated oxygen, or even heavy-breathing techniques like the Wim Hof method?
I hope this stuff can really happen. I’m personally terrified of death, even when people calm me down about it. I’m just scared their will be nothing on the other side. It would also be nice to extend the life of my grandparents, as I’ve already lost 3. I beg to God that he will allow this miracle to happen
I lost my dad and grandma. The latter of which was a bit more personal, because my dad had been in the hospital for some times, but she died in my house. I'm 20, I'm not sure I believe in god anymore, but if he exists I really, really, really hope he give humanity at least this one single W.
I know how you feel iv lost family and pets and I don’t want that to happen again and it won’t happen as long as a cure for ageing comes in time for me to save them
Well if it's nothingness, then you won't feel, hear, see anything. 😄 If we can be immortal, then overpopulation might be a big big problem with enough resources or AT LEAST population control... 🤔............
OVERPOPULATION IN THE PLANET IS ALREADY A PROBLEM FOR NATURE CONSERVANCY... TREES & ALL GREENS WOULD DECREASE HORRIBLY AND CONTAMINATION WOULD INCREASE, LESS OXYGEN, LESS SOIL ORGANICS, LESS REAL FOOD, LESS DRINKABLE WATER, ANIMAL EXTINCTION, ETC. IT WOULD BE A REAL MESS, AND EVENTUALLY HUMAN EXTINCTION.
Imagine a world, where you live to an old age, over 100 years old, but you are healthy all the time, you are doing fun things, and you are spending time with your family, and one day you don't wake up. Wouldn't it be wonderful for the individual, for the families, for the economy, for everyone? I want to grow older, enjoy every phases of life after all it's just one life and it will be fun if we are with right people. A lot of people are so skeptical about NMN products. So do I before seeing the results in the first few weeks. Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN) by Vitruvin Nutrition demonstrated to have multiple benefits such as increasing insulin sensitivity in prediabetic women, fighting age related muscle degeneration in elderly men, and increasing endurance, aerobic capacity and cardiovascular fitness in healthy adults of both genders.
My grandfather is 90 years old. He was in a wheelchair for a couple months. He started doing the hyperbaric chamber. Now he can walk without a walker. He's still a little bit slow on the walk, but it did make a difference in his mobility.
That’s so amazing! Where is this?
@@alizagardin7712 just look up hyperbaric chambers near you. They’re usually at medical offices or chiropractors. It’s expensive though. Like 300 a session. Justin Bieber has his own portable one. You can buy one for like 10 grand minus the oxygen tanks.
@@alizagardin7712 apparently they’re good for fatigue and helping wounds heal faster.
@@SamizzleFrizzly wow!
IT s funny how many si-fi films were picturing crazy healing chambers which looksimiliar to it :D
The sad thing about the Chinese study was that the doctor had the permission of the Chinese government to carry out the experiment, until there were negative responses from the international community, so they arrested him.
Religious or just the people?
@@JerichoYeet religious people of course
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Ah, made sense.
U know... maybe having immortal people walking around is not that of a good idea?
Yeah heard about this today because our lecture was about DNA and the professor talked about the Chinese experiment
Me and the men turning back into Me and the boys when we’re veteran citizens
Thats sound cool
Imma round up the gang
That'd truely be... a Golden Experience.
@@passive_catalyst6793 *piano solo intensifies
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Dude sometimes I forget there are actual people behind these videos. I don't know if it's a team or just one guy but kudos to everyone who works on these things. Even the host is amazing all of his speech is so natural and clear its insane.
It's a team or I believe a company actually. I think it's a whole studio behind it not like a couple guys who live together lol.
@@ploopy8780 sure martial arts teacher is scamming
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gates, buffet, musk, zuckerberg, putin, n many else ambitional rich guys,.are getting older.
lol
Scientists: "this technology may allow humans to live forever"
Earth: "hold my beer"
🤣🤣
Greatest comment ever
Coming soon to an earth near you: hurricanes, earthquakes, volcanoes, asteroidal impacts, diseases, famine, war..
1000 ways to die intensifies*
Michael Jackson had one hes dead
TECHNOLIGY: YOUR APROCHING ME.
You can basically live forever as long as you don't die from anything else than age which is rare.
Yeah but as long as we get better medicine we’ll be fine
@@graphitelabsinc4494 rich people also did die us illness
Yeah! I hope this goes somewhere! Might look into this by myself in the future
That would be biologically immortal.
Not really as my grandma lived until 100 and had no illness. The only “illness” she had was oldness which cannot be cured. Her body just shut down as she just got old.
People who say they don't want to live forever should still support this because you can always change your mind later but not if you're already dead. I have been saying this... longevity is our choice! If we want to sustain our health, we have to do something about it! This will start by knowing what supplies our body needs. Start by eating a balanced diet, quit vices, exercise regularly and take an NMN supplement. Mine is a 500mg per day, NMN by Vitruvin.
Even if we did managed to stop human aging this is most likely something only some people can afford anyway
If we could go in the past I would go to before you were born meet your mom and become your father
You can call me dad 😌
@@Luis-ew3fg wha what- did- I just read.. Also Rider would never be born if you met his mother. :( poor rider, think about how he feels
Look up aubrey de grey
@@fish-chan2519 you’re right I’m sorry rider but I would be the best dad honestly
Even if your lifespan was still the same, imagine if you could live that lifespan in your 25 year old body? How much better would your life be? Incredible.
Yes
I'd love that
Hopefully that's what gonna happen to me.
I wish I can stay 20 forever, to be honest.
Should've put "forever young" in the thumbnail. Missed opportunity
When we all can live forever, who wants to build a ship together and head for Alpha Centauri? Being to see a alien planet first hand is something I would love to do.
Yessir just make sure we got contingencies we won't know if they are hostile or not but I'm down
Sing me in!
im in
Only if the star ship has all the facilities I'd ever want and also plenty of hot singles to mingle with if you know what I mean.
😎🆒️😎🆒️😎🆒️😎🆒️😎
We just need a cure to cancer and we are immortal now
Nukes: bonjour
And a plan to solve global warming
@RetroJoe That's practically inevitable, it's going to happen anways
@RetroJoe stop creating the sun? Ok
wouldn't reversing dna damage and ageing knida helps dramatically reduce the chances of cancer on its own anyway
A big problem for anyone who lives too long would be mental health, or the state of your mind as you get older. Whether you've seen too much, or PTSD is too bad, you might just go crazy
I think the bigger issue is cancer in my opinion. I also think that humanity will have a handle on mental health by the time stuff like this is used on a bigger scale. Just my opinion tho.
@@tinyninjahobo4228 there's a reason it's a common trope in media that immortals either become extremely knowledgable nihilists or absolutely crazy psychos.
Think about all the times you think about past failures or things that you wish you'd done differently. Now imagine that with 20x as much life. It's harrowing and someone with a weak mental state to begin with could be driven insane.
This is why euthanasia shouldn't be criminalized. Let people have a choice whether they want to live forever or stop.
interesting observation dude
Mental health can also be scientifically modified too, we just don’t know enough about it yet to know what is needed to make someone “happy” or whatever it is they require.
Scientists used to think the serotonin molecule was responsible for happiness and anti-depression, but now their finding that the GABA-B receptor appears like it could be mainly responsible.
The levels of these neurotransmitters are what controls your mental state. We would just have to learn how to adjust them without tolerance occurring and side effects.
First Scientists recently Reverse Blindness [CRISPR Technology] and now this, amazing. Medical science will be like magic in 10-20 yrs
Like in star trek where they went back in time and went to a hospital a gave a woman a pill that restores her kidney function
lol live for 600 years is like knowing and experiencing all the horrible sides of our planet i think they need to also make something that prevents people to go insane
How did they reverse blindness? I am really interested if you can pass on a link whereby i would read about it. Thanks
Ok, but there is a caveat to CRISPR. It can affect other parts of the gene and cause unwanted changes. It also has to be done while a baby is still a zygote, and allowing scientists to use CRISPR could end up meaning babies born to be athletic, intelligent, etc which opens the door for slavery
@@soulofcinder4222 Yeah I think the biggest problem with CRISPR and/or any future gene therapy is it only works well on a zygote. If the person is already a fully grown adult it is basically useless as the phenotype is already well developed.
I really question the validity of the findings. As they pointed out, it was a very small sample size and such a bold claim should absolutely be challenged. Given the wide spread fear of death in humans, I also question if there wasn’t some kind of bias in the study, whether by the authors or peer reviewers.
Furthermore, I couldn’t find the exact paper for the hyperbaric oxygen chamber study in their sources, but will double check that. Pumping oxygen into the bloodstream sounds great on paper, but excess oxygen leads to free radicals that damage DNA even more and can cause cancer (fairly basic biology here).
Also extending telomeres won’t reverse previously done damage to DNA, and the senescence hypothesis is far from conclusive. So if you want to look as young as your DNA, get ready for surgery. There was additionally a recent study that suggests aging has a minimum rate hardwired into our biology that cannot be overcome, at least for primates
Did you find the paper? I'm not a scientist and stuff but would like to know if it is real or not
@@scottyeomans2111 True, Reversing Aging crossed the line of human nature, If somehow we can manage to do that, it'd be mean we no longer need to create new generations therefore S - 3 - x will be like a toy for us to create a new lifeform. We will basically become a God for ourself, and it's very frightening.
@@jewzetto9492 I couldn't find the paper at all, which is frustrating. I suspect it might be some other study that the pop science media misconstrued, as they are prone to do
Quit asking questions and go find answers
@@scottyeomans2111 because death is eternal and we don’t know what happens I want to experience the world and it’s beauty as long as I can
8:22 Major *BRUH* Moment
I literally just learned about this in class yesterday...
Social credit -999999
If he had enough social credit tho
Bruh i wasnt even expecting that
Sry what is social credit. Is that a Chinese get out of jail free card.
I went into the Hyperbolic time chamber and came out with blonde hair. Huge power level increase. Would recommend.
Lol I looking to find this comment took longer than I expected 😂
I rate this comment over 9000
Are you a supersaiyan
I’ll happily live for 600 more years. Gimme them immortality pills
Same
Yes! I want to see it all!
600 would be cool . I’d probably be to brittle to do anything. But forever no, it’s not here
If you can imagine 600 years life extension than you can imagine youth extension. I'd take it.
You are a fool if you believe that. Imagine a cave man living in modern day New York. You wanna be a cave man. Alone. Knowing everyone you ever loved died Hu dress of years ago.
We must support anti aging technologies.
yes !
When I'm rich I'll give them funding
exactly
i wouldnt like to live forever, but i would like to live a lot longer with the people i love
What if they resurrect while you're immortal?
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They could send humans up into space if they can turn off aging and we could go light-years away from our solar system
Aging is life span
@Daniel Kim Yes but there would still be a lot of people willing to go just to be able to be the ones to discover what lies beyond. The amenities on a space ship might also include everything you need not to go crazy. Space would be limited thou and if you need food for 2 thousand years for each person then you cant send up more then a few people.
@Daniel Kim Tbh they could be made to sleep through 1000s of years and wake them up...
Also I don't mind playing games for 1000s of years lol(ofc not sure if i would change my mind when put through that)
@Daniel Kim sleep pods
Despite still being 18, and having turned 18 just 3 days ago as of the moment I'm writing this: I was terrified of aging ever since I was 17, and first became terrified of it after seeing "am I too old for parkour" and "am I too old for martial arts" videos from parkour and martial arts channels I frequented; the "am I too old for _____" videos of which I then clicked on for fun, but after hearing about how aging inhibits one affected by it from pulling off even stunts and techniques he or she was once able to, and thus prevents him or her from running away from danger, doing cool stunts, and/or effectively fighting/defending himself or herself when unable to run, and getting injured when trying to run or fight, and seeing all the older martial artists saying how they lost the ability, and were no longer able to perform the taekwondo kicks they were once able to in their youth in the comment sections of those videos: I became really terrified of aging, so thanks for dropping this reassuring message.
Similar situation. I’m 18 and terrified of aging, even though I’m so young. Although I’m coming more to terms with the idea that aging isn’t as bad as I thought.
Cultivate yourself, educate yourself, temper yourself, live a life you will be proud of, cherish the moments that make you happy, appreciate your good fortune. You'll be fine. Don't waste your youth on angst.
@@DivinesLegacy it's a winnable battle that we're closer than ever to win you don't have to cope with it
I wish I can be young again...I am 28 and already have wrinkles and grey hair. I never had fun. I was abused as a child, teenager and early adult. I was only able to be free by 26. I'm so sad
@@antoine.- supported!
Him: prays god to help him be rich before he dies
God: grants immortality
*Grants him a curse*
@@dominusvolpus8031 only a curse if it's involuntary- this can be stopped at any time
Savage
😂
Year 1200 at my dead-end McDonald's job: "Today I saved just barely 2 cents above inflation."
My grandfather was diagnosed with Alscheimers about 6 years back, he was a veteran in the army, and I knew him barely at all before because I'm only 12. So basically I only knew him for 2 years until he was taken over by the disease. I hate seeing him drooling over his shirt now and having to think about when he was still himself. Every day I see him, but he is kinda getting better, talking a few words, walking around, sitting upright, and I really hope that he can someday be cured, but to be honest, I feel like he could never be the same man.
You’re 12, played skyrim, and have kind, gentle heart as well as the maturity to be able to analyze your grandfather’s situation. you’re going places kid
@@lucassullivan2109 fax
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I just wanna be a kid forever I wish I could stop aging
At 21
I think being 23-24 forever is fair enough
This anti aging research really interests me
immortality isn't possible by smashing your head against the wall, but you can try to prove that i'm wrong
Why
@@lukascisar6740 there’s a jelly fish that reverses it’s age once dna research becomes a lot more important than that might become a thing
@@seanchristian7677
So, you wanna hug jelly fish?
@@lukascisar6740 what are u talking about?
In the 2016 film Deadpool, Ajax gave Wade an over extended hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Essentially curing his cancer and slowing his aging, of course it mostly only worked because Wade was exposed to the x-gene and possibly Wolverine's blood. But mostly a similar concept.
His cancer was not cured. His regeneration just stop him from dying
That's why his cancer came back when they put the neck lock thing on him in part 2.
Francis...
@@demonicdragon6965 glad someone said it
He still has cancer, in fact his brain is constantly dying and regenerating which contributes to his wacky behavior
Does this mean if we inject a 1y.o baby with this serum, are the baby going to turn back into a fetus?
What if we give a fetus this serum
@@writemesomeletters look on your wife’s face for the answer 😂
@@Mark-vn7et that was unnecessary of you
@@abe9818 well at least it’s accurate
@@writemesomeletters it will put an end to the abortion clinics
I'm currently 17, meaning I'm hopefully most likely to live a long time when technology increases further, and live healthy during most of this life.
Same! I hope we reach the 2100s.
Best of luck guys 😂
I like the thought but likelihood of any of this technology advancing or even being available is like less than 1%. If they ever reach these breakthroughs it will be sometime in the 2200s probably. Wish we were born much later. I'm 28 and so I have no hope but even people born literally today will not benefit from any of this I fear. Sad but true. But lets at least hope they can find cures for diseases and stuff during our lifetime so when we are old and in our 70s we can at least rest assured that our end comes in a peaceful way (Allah (God) willing)
I'm 20 and in the same boat rn. I dunno if any conclusive cell rejuvenation will happen in our natural time, BUT, I am hoping our healthspans are increased to where we can live long enough for that discovery to be made. I'd even be fine with replacing my limbs with equivalent bionic ones if it comes down to it.
@@mirandapillsbury7885 I find this comment as being extremely pessimistic. We have made so many advancements in terms of “curing” aging even since you’ve made your comment. I feel as it’s more 60/40 chance to be done in our lifetime
I think instead of preventing a person from aging, why not just figure out a way to slow down the body’s aging process?
This way individuals could have a chance at having more time at enjoying their childhood, and be able to properly prepare themselves for adulthood when their time comes.
This hit harder than a road roller.
The world is running out of oil, so why don’t people just find a way to make more oil?
in medieval times, most people lived short lives. We've already extended our lifespans, and what do we do with the extra time? watch UA-cam videos while lying on the couch.
@@pixelpuppy but that is to increase our knowledges , and some people will be inspired enough to create amazing stuff for us in the future
Like the Simpson's floating timeline.
From what i know and heard, the damage is not done to your dna but the damage is done to the cells that reads your dna. because if the damage was done to your dna it has no way to retake the information because it no longer exists or is corupted but if the damage is done to the cells that reads dna then you can try to heal those cells and then your body will heal itself by reading corectly the information in the dna
There are animals that are functionally immortal due to not losing telomeres. Lobsters come to mind but there are more.
@@cogline9 i watched a video like this one that explained how we try to research and extend our life, and its says something else then this video and im confuzed witch one is true.
The video said that it repairs telomeres, telomeres are just repeated dna that is used so that you dna has a bumper . Therefor the dna from the telemeres is possible to recreate, though if the aging starts cutting into actaul dna the telomeres have info to recreate
@@cogline9 The problem is telomeres don't shorten enough to cause problems unless you live for 150+ years, telomeres dont cause aging.
What would happen to the finite memory we have? We can't store infinite amount of memories can we? Also can people with photographic memory really remember every aspect of their lives all the way up to their death? That's a lot of information to store in your brain.
Photo graphic memory isn’t real it’s been proven false many times so no ppl who claim that don’t remember every aspect of life. And nothing would change the reason we lose memories is not because of aging (it can play a factor) but simply cuz the brain doesn’t deem it worthwhile keep it around; hence why you don’t forget hard skills like riding a bike or walking over the years but you will some random test you took Monday
To be fair, there is neurogenesis, so we would sorta just forget old information and receive new information, I’m not sure though, as I’m not a doctor.
@@Commandosoap777 would love if you could site a source because that argument seems pretty fragile
We have it.. google. We are already not storing as much information because our brain knows we can look it up. In pre-internet days your had to travel to a library to find out more information so studying and trying to remember as much as you can was more important than it is today.
I read somewhere that scientists speculated that a human would start to forget a considerable amount of memories after the age of 300. If this is the case, by the year 2400, you would probably be able to endurance your brain, upload your mind to a simulation, store memories in a separate machine, or store memories with a neural computer implant in your brain.
Scientists: reverse human aging
Rich people: we are feeling like cash dollars
Poor people: $#%@
Nailed it!!!
Poor people would be angry that rich people can afford it because they don't know how money works.
I'm going to be real here, if poor people waste their childhood not studying and collage life not properly doing exams, do they really deserve to get this technology? Rich people studied and did their collage properly, and sucessfully set up a strong buisness, so they worked hard to get there, they probably deserve it.
@@nish01 no they didn't they got daddies money
@@db4517 rich adults now are rich bc they worked for their money and status. I'm definitely gonna be rich in the future but ill.still show my kids on how to work for money like I did
Reverse aging ≠ immortality, accidents illness and such would still be a great factor into human mortality, but yeah when this comes to happen it be a big transformation for society
Here's to never growing up I don't wanna lose my family and friends.
Me to and pets and elderly relatives I hope it comes in time for me to for me to save them
"Wanting to live forever. A common desire of non insane people."
Why do I get the feeling none of us will be able to use this
I feel the same way..
I misread the title and thought it said find a way to slow the aging process
Actually, I think that depends on where you live. Some countries believe that health care is a human right.
@@zemorph42 while care is a human right, we freaking have to pay for it. Pay for medicine. Pay for help. Pay for hospitals and such.
Money is man's worst invention and today's broken society shows it.
@@5TC And America pays more than every other country in the world. Why?
Nobody:
Infpgraphics: *Scientists discovered how to resurrect the dead*
Population Control wouldn't be an issue. You just have stricter rules. For example malicious people that hurt others are offed instantly. People that have more than 2 kids are sterelized. People can still die by other means. Also, people would have an expiration date where they would be terminated if they are not valuable enough to the society. For example, people that don't work, invent, study, help, volunteer, teach etc.
I don’t know if I would want to live forever but I would settle aging gracefully; i.e. not being in pain the second half of my life or greying out in my 40s & 50s. (I’m 30 and have habits that most would find questionable.) I do make an effort to eat healthy food and drink a lot of water, though I’m not sure that cancels out high daily caffeine intake (2-4 GURU stevia energy drinks) constant vuze e-cigarette vaping and dependence on stimulants considerably stronger than caffeine..
Every time I see one of these I'm sweating that someone has already funded the research project I intend to do 20 years from now.
Same, I've already started a company to get the funds
i dont want to get old after seeing the process
Same!
Wallet : *"I'm Gonna Stop You Right There"*
@@realtimestatic I do NOT want to be older it makes me really sad and angry when I realised I will get old
This could become really cheap over time though. It used to cost half a million for video conference call technology and now it costs nothing.
@@t-aspect132 Welcome to reality Elon musk even accepted the fact
We’ll need space exploration for future human populations
@@the-weirdist As if school hasn’t taught you anything.
Obviously we were meant to eventually die, this process that is presented either reverses or delays that, either way the human population would begin to increase thus making us having to go to explore other planets such as Mars to contain that large sum of humans.
We'll get there sooner than you think.
We'll need it anyway.
I would very much be grateful to do this. Arthritis in my spine, fibromyalgia, and adrenal issues.
Having an expiration date is what gives life meaning. But I can agree it can be too short usually. All we need to do is prevent certain common diseases and extend life, not stop aging entirely
shut up don't tell us how long we should live, if you want to age and die frail be my guest but I'm tired of people like you keeping science back because of your weird belief
@@aliusaho7537 and I’m sick of people like you who think you can hate on people for wanting to have a reason to enjoy the little things, there’s never a reason to act like you are. Have a good day
@@calebwhite1454 would rather live thousands of years in healthy life and energy than become old fraile and deteriorate at the age of 50.
But the thing is, you can choose how long you live.
This is not a cure for death. There is no cure for death. It is only a cure for death due to old age.
The problem with immortality is that eventually we will run out of food and we already have a problem with this so instead of making life better for rich people (basically),we need to make life better everywhere so that's my opinion on that
True, but there are too many greedy people who run things at the top
don't need to repopulate if no one can die so
But if nobody dies babies will stop coming and there will be needed less food..
@@Mr_Boss_Smile they didn't say no one could die... There will still be accidents and war, they were merely speaking of slowing/stopping the effects of ageing, nothing about creating "immortals".
we wont be immortal but yeah we still should make less babies
I’m afraid wealthy bad people would use it in a certain trafficking ring to keep kids forced to be used. 🥺
That genuinely scares me.. 😖
Or also if that technically would only be available to the wealthy.
But if by some miracle it was widely available, then it might be nice for someone like myself.
I am bipolar and in my first manic episode I had the delusion that we are going to live forever and we’re not gonna die. I knew it. It was insane to be in a conciousness where death was not just no longer a threat, but it didn’t even exist.
Maybe I wasn’t far enough.
I know what I know.
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Finally, the fountain of youth.
Yessir
As interesting this maybe, immortality would be more of a problem than a solution. The obvious main problem would be overpopulation, something we are facing as is. There is only so much resources this planet has. Even if we manage to colonize the solar system Earth is the only planet capable of life as we know it. Interstellar travel would be something of the distant future as that technology is way too advance for our times, possibly many centuries if not millennia's down the line. In addition our entire ecosystem evolved around the fact that living creatures eventually die out, If humans became immortal we would completely destroy it, more than we have already done now. Even now resources on Earth are beginning to dwindle imagine having to sustain an immortal population.
On top of all of that who would get this immortality treatment? A select few? The rich? Will it be available for everyone? These are all hard questions than people have to tackle when gain new level of technology such as this. In my opinion we should just stick to improving medical treatments and allow people to die out when their time comes. Life is precious because it only lasts for so long.
However, if we did manage to achieve this technology there should be some some things we need to accept. One, everyone should have the opportunity to get this immortality treatment, not just a select few or the rich but the entire public in general. Second, if people get this immortality treatment they must give up their ability to procreate since this would be the only way to tackle over population with this technology in society. Third, people who are immortal must have access to euthanasia (assisted death), if they no longer wish to live.
As the song goes, "Who wants to live forever?" I know I don't, cos as with anything, it'll end up being abused by the rich and used against us...
You mean Freddie mercury song?
No, because everything will be boring, and eventually you'd be wishing for death
@@Venom-rr1vg I thought of the perfect coping mechanism
@@hharliv Well technically a Brian May song.
@@beback_ well yep should’ve said queen itself my bad
I want a long life so that I can probably experience almost everything on this planet.
You seem like an intelligent person! I feel like life is to short to experience everything I want in life to lol
I want to witness the mission to Mars
Valid point, but to appreciate life there must be death. Death makes you appreciate life as something beautiful and special.
I want to live to help colonize a planet at the edge of our solar system.
@@zoobaguides2584 thought humans were going there in 2024?
I want to be young forever. I don’t care about living forever
Me too.
Yep me too
Neil Tyson and Jason Silva had a conversation on this. If you could live forever would you? problem with this is that there would be no reason to get out of bed, sure its nice for a while but regardless of how much technology advances you soon realize the same societal structures will be in a constant loop which gets old and boring no matter how its presented. Same social classes, same groups/clicks, same in-crowd/out-crowd, etc. What would be the reason to do your best and give things your all? Music, art, new discoveries, careers, etc. We all want to make our mark on earth before we die because the very knowledge we will die pushes us to do whatever we can to produce. Without death there becomes no need to do anything of meaning, personal or otherwise. So no I don't agree with everlasting life, it just turns into a dull future where everything has been done and nothing becomes new anymore. The knowledge of our own death creates inspiration.
On the flipside, having a heavily extended lifespan could improve society by having people be less reckless and in their faces about making their mark before they die and shifting the consequences of these actions to later generations because "Whatever I'll be dead by then" How many short sighted environmental problems could be avoided because the people plotting it would actually have to account for the fact that they might actually still be around when problems arise.
@@bob1986 So long as there is human emotion, the world will never know peace. Emotions and desires to be different from the next person, race, class, etc forms in my ways. It can be as small as the gratification received from being the world best chess player or as big as being the next founder of a world power. While we may somewhat slow down Earth's natural distruction we cannot eliminate it. Techtonic plates still shift, Earth's magnetic relationship with the sun still changes. Pangea had only 1 polor cap and was hotter than today along with the Triassic and Jurassic periods, but yet we could still survive the environment should there be a repeat, as is the same with an ice age. Thinking of ways to move or protect mega cities such as NYC would be a better focus. Asking for the human race to all come together requires a hive mind where there is only grey but no colors. No nationality pride/culture in being from your respective lands, no individual moral system, religion, etc, you loose your individual identity where everyone is the exact same. Equilibrium (movie) explains that quite well. So long as there is individualality war and greed will always be apart of human nature its the desire to feel special/different no matter what that looks like.
Fountain of youth: "Look at what they need to mimic a craction of my power"
With this knowledge we can *keep Danny Devito and Keanu Reeves alive forever!*
Another "We can, but should we" moment.
Saying that life extension can cause other issues is quite the understatement.
The biggest issue would be overpopulation. But if we changed our mindsets and reproduced much less it'd be doable. Plus with being close to colonizing other planets and eventually solar systems, over population won't be an issue.
@@FrozenGamerMan making us humans reproduce less is very hard.
Nature has made us for reproduction.
That cannot be suppressed, and if forced the rule would eventually be changed because of rebellion
(This is what I believe)
We'd most probably end up killing each other in mass genocides and stuff.
@@summertriangle4745
I am more concerned with the ruling class becoming immortal supermen. While everyone else isn't.
Or life extension being held over your head as a method of control.
This will also become a even bigger divide in our social classes which has made many previous civilizations downfall it is way too early for humans to have discovered the ability to do this in my opinion hopefully I will be wrong though
I have personally done a fair amount of research on reversing ageing by adding telomere length to prolong cell mitosis since I was 12 years old. And finally after 10 years a possible medical intervention is discovered which means more time can be spent around the loved ones. And generally as a healthy human without having to die from old age would truly be a pleasurable experience.
And what made you wonder at ageing at the age of 12 ??
@@kanakalatahembram1650 I mean, I got interested in biology when I was around year 4 (9-10 years old)
@@kanakalatahembram1650 when u wish to do all the things in all the fields , immortality is the first thing that should be on your list 😁.
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1:25. This is the one thing I’ve always wanted to see the most. If this science experiment is proven successful then it sounds like grandparents have a chance to enjoy, travel, walk etc with the grown up children. This means is that both parents and grown up children will both work together in order to get enough money to enjoy life by 1000%.
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Guys, we're going to be alive in time for immortality treatments. We're almost there. Stay alive, keep healthy, and get ready for the age of immortality.
I wish I can be young again...I am 28 and already have wrinkles and grey hair. I never had fun. I was abused as a child, teenager and early adult. I was only able to be free by 26. I'm so sad
I’ve acted like a 40 year old since I was 10.. I’m sure I’ve already been given the aging serum 😆
Ive acted 18 for the past 20years
Ice acted 3 since I was 10 lol
@@SageGilbert191 we cousins dawg?
Every 10yrs old ever think
Well, in many developed countries there is a problem with a birthrate since 2 parents more often than not give birth only to 1 child, so, its not that bad, government will actually happily take that since its better to have 50 year old with 30 years of expirience than search for 20 year old with 15 years of expirience as they currently do.
As long as those people work longer it’s actually really good for the government
Yeah. A more nuanced issue that could arise would be an increasingly more difficult time getting a decent job, if you're young. Since death rathes would be considerably lower (still, non-natural deaths would probably mean the average person wouldn't get that drastic of a lifespan increase), it'd be much harder to get a job when every position has 50 people with decades of more experience than you
I have moderate to severe ME/CFS (depending on the week/month/year)
I would really love to be a part of the study with hyperbaric oxygen chambers 😦
Fascinating.
Would you mind explaining what that was Is? I've never heard of that before. If you're not comfortable it's ok, people's experiences are usually easier to digest than a Wikipedia on a condition is all
@@fankgaming7753 Myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome
That sounds absolutely horrible, while I don't think I have it I had acute problems with fatigue not healing, think about.. Basically sleeping but waking up like you wrestled with a bear for days and that doesn't improve at all after you wake up, that's how it felt for me when I was exhausted for a week without having rest restoring my energy.
I can't even comprehend how one could ever live with that as a syndrome
@@Fem_V yeah i am a male sufferer. Basically had it since i recovered from a coma. I also suffer insomnia and fatigue because of it. So it can be like burning a candle at both ends sometimes.
But yeah i wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy.
Also to the OP. May the rest be with you. And may your life allow you the freedom to try to recover.
❤️
You should talk to your doctor about it. He can refer you to a specialist with a hyperbaric chamber. A lot of doctors and chiropractors have them now a days. Apparently it helps for a lot of things especially wound healing. It’s kind of expensive though. Idk if insurance covers it.
It really works. I actually used to be 84 now I’m 25
so you took over your grandmothers account?
@@txmbomber5518 no I am 84 year old man youtuber
Stopping ageing doesn't mean happy life but this is a start
And we can slow or stop ageing and DEFINITLY REVERSE IT
Living forever and being young forever. That’s such a very pleasant possibility. 💜
No one will live forever. Living indefinitely would be the proper term.
@@mikicerise6250 Transhumanism can improve humanity (although I'm religious)
Being young forever is the best thing. I dont mind the idea of regular lifespan only being mid 70s as it is in almost all the developed world BUT I would love it if we could all enjoy those years as young looking and HEALTHY as possible. That would upgrade our experience of life tremendously
Hyperbaric Oxegyn Chambers are starting to show promise as a treatment for Fibromyalgia. Some Turkish scientists are running the trials. So, I was already aware that they could do some crazy miracles, because the decrease in pain the trial patients are showing are fantastic.
Video starts at 1:11
Professor Farnsworth voice: Good News, Everyone! I've become scientifically plausible.
Me when I find the scientist who created the immortality machine:
MAKE ME IMMORTAL!
As a famous meme says... "Dont do that, don't give me hope!"
OK. This is the Infographics Show. There, that should have shattered your hope.
Many people are cynical about biological immortality, but I feel like extending the lives of people would only prove beneficial to society in whole. It's synonymous with good health. In a world where natural selection cannot exist, a society that is supposed to accept the weak, we really should be working toward medical advancements that put everyone on a fair, healthy playing field.
Biological immortality wouldn't just be a luxury. It would improve everything. Imagine the reduction of greed and jealousy if none of us were scrambling to grab opportunities within a time limit? And in turn, imagine the reduction of anger, violence, hatred, and generally foolish decisions.
Also consider how different our perspective on the future would be knowing we'd actually experience it. How different would politicians act if their few years of office wasn't expected to be the summery of their life? How much care would those in power direct toward the Earth and its creatures if they weren't so concerned with seizing everything they could within the next decade of their fleeting lives?
And on a general scale, imagine the wisdom we'd be able to live with. Youth would no longer be wasted on the young. And we'd all have time to improve ourselves and understand others. Even the most ignorant folks would inevitably meet an awakening experience. How likely is it a 200+ year old person hasn't realized the error of sexism, racism, abuse, etc?
Some also pose that immortality may reduce our appreciation for life, though this always seemed like a coping mechanism to me. Because I can only perceive the opposite effect: life would seem *less* disposable if it weren't fleeting. We tend take our lives for granted when we feel useless. Immortality would be empowering. And to our children, death would be far more traumatizing than we perceive it. I dunno if that last outcome is a _good_ thing, but it's an argument against immortality resulting in apathy.
The only considerable downside to immortality is the lack of distribution immortality would cause. Death allows things to be given up to new minds. This could range from physical assets to jobs to ideas or responsibilities. The chaos that is death does _in theory_ mix things up to our advantage. But I'd argue we've already structured society in a stagnant fashion. Even in death, priorities are passed in a nepotistic way. If anything, immortality would at least allow the ones holding positions time and wisdom. Really, what's more valuable? A corporate president dying and handing his company over to someone he judged to be a good successor (AKA, someone just like him), or that original corporate president living long enough to value new ideas. Maybe even hand the company over willingly, after he feels satisfied?
With age does come stubbornness, but again, I think the perspectives of "old people" in an immortal society will not be the same as our old people in our mortal society. We become stubborn because we're afraid. We know our habits have made what we consider acceptable use of our limited time. In a world where time isn't deadly, however, we would have every reason to quit gripping habits like safety blankets. I don't think it would be an instantaneous shift in perspective. I don't think any of this would. But one after another, each of us would learn to reconsider our attraction to patterns as we realize a deviation that goes awry isn't going to steal time we can't afford to lose.
This is one of the few priorities that need to be met if humanity wants to move and expand past the Solar System and ultimately the Universe
By the time you get to Pluto you’re already an Old person.
Finding the cure to Death should be the 1st thing we try to solve! We could all be 25 forever!
Amen
Or younger.
That’s incredible, gives me hope to live long enough to see widespread space travel
Same here!
I would be tired of life if I lived forever.
Hope this type of science experience is proven successful. Because humans being forced to die due to aging is been very annoying and threatening for more than probably a decade. I’m so happy the scientist are trying their very best to prevent this most hated diseases known as aging.
For more than probably a decade, eh? Is that how long you've been around, kid? 😂
@@mikicerise6250 Please be mindful of your tone and language!
Yes anything but aging
@@ozzylogano6732 What do you mean?
@@ozzylogano6732 Hope you are not disagreeing with me.
🤣 3.05 "girl friend took her pearls to side of his death bed".
I gotta a question !
Could that bring back and repair the damaged organs?
Like lungs which nicotin has caused! Or can cure the canser or make it worse?!
@@the-weirdist who are you to decide that? Everyone should deserve the chance
@@the-weirdist Who the heck even are you to decide that? Everyone deserves to live and what if they notice how bad it is and want to get rid of it but can’t sue to their addiction
@@the-weirdist dude people who smoke deserve a chance, they could of just tried it once then got so addicted they couldn’t stop and it wasn’t there fault
@Prestallar *Everyone
@@the-weirdist Have some compassion, man.
Reversing aging is the key to exploring the universe
Where can I get this!!! I need it now I'm already 22 years old!!!
I'm 22 aswell your still young
21 ;) it's working...
In our modern society, with a bunch of innovators and creators that have led to the great progress of our society, it is sad to see such breakthroughs or creative ambitions of those that could lead us to a better world, inevitably being corrupted and distorted to the point where is destroys the very benefits they were supposed to give the world. I trust the scientists, artists, creators, innovators and free-thinkers of our time, I don't trust the people who would see such ideas as a way to make themselves yet even more money. Just like with the bringing of the industrial revolution into our society, instead of making our lives easier, work being optional and people using what time they have for bettering the world, instead lived lives that were almost the same or suffered even worse living standards due to the interests of a few.
“Good news, we’re not dying. WE’RE GOING TO LIVE FOREVER!!!!” - Rick May / Soldier tf2
and here's me still looking for the fountain of youth
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Imagine everything you could accomplish with a lifespan of hundreds of years.
There is no way
This is too good to be true
There has to be a catch
This is just incredible
I did the same thing that lady did. I have telemetry of a 16 year old. Im almost 40
Thank you for mentioning Liz Perrish
If hyperbaric therapy works by increasing oxygenation in your system, could similar results be gained from breathing in concentrated oxygen, or even heavy-breathing techniques like the Wim Hof method?
good question. I hope someone can answer
I love these videos! Could you do one on the Minesota Starvation Experiment? It was a psychological experiment conducted in 1944
so does this mean that the people in the study were 35% younger? or their new cells had 35% more life? what effect did the participants have?
God bless the scientists and business people who are working on this.
This may be just in time. We're sort of on the precipice of a birthrate collapse.
I hope this stuff can really happen. I’m personally terrified of death, even when people calm me down about it. I’m just scared their will be nothing on the other side. It would also be nice to extend the life of my grandparents, as I’ve already lost 3. I beg to God that he will allow this miracle to happen
I lost my dad and grandma. The latter of which was a bit more personal, because my dad had been in the hospital for some times, but she died in my house. I'm 20, I'm not sure I believe in god anymore, but if he exists I really, really, really hope he give humanity at least this one single W.
I know how you feel iv lost family and pets and I don’t want that to happen again and it won’t happen as long as a cure for ageing comes in time for me to save them
Well if it's nothingness, then you won't feel, hear, see anything. 😄
If we can be immortal, then overpopulation might be a big big problem with enough resources or AT LEAST population control...
🤔............
Just imagine: everything we’re just now learning, the ancients knew long ago
When I did a reaction to the video I actually learned how we humans are OP asf but ended up getting nerfed by life
Octopus: Don't EVEN complain. 😒🙄
OVERPOPULATION IN THE PLANET IS ALREADY A PROBLEM FOR NATURE CONSERVANCY... TREES & ALL GREENS WOULD DECREASE HORRIBLY AND CONTAMINATION WOULD INCREASE, LESS OXYGEN, LESS SOIL ORGANICS, LESS REAL FOOD,
LESS DRINKABLE WATER, ANIMAL EXTINCTION,
ETC. IT WOULD BE A REAL MESS, AND EVENTUALLY HUMAN EXTINCTION.
That is gonna give a new meaning to life sentences
Imagine a world, where you live to an old age, over 100 years old, but you are healthy all the time, you are doing fun things, and you are spending time with your family, and one day you don't wake up. Wouldn't it be wonderful for the individual, for the families, for the economy, for everyone? I want to grow older, enjoy every phases of life after all it's just one life and it will be fun if we are with right people. A lot of people are so skeptical about NMN products. So do I before seeing the results in the first few weeks. Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN) by Vitruvin Nutrition demonstrated to have multiple benefits such as increasing insulin sensitivity in prediabetic women, fighting age related muscle degeneration in elderly men, and increasing endurance, aerobic capacity and cardiovascular fitness in healthy adults of both genders.