Grandpa Gates' Dream:

"I want to use age-regression technology to become a 25-year-old again and live for another thousand years at the same age. I want to recreate creation itself, rewrite the history of humanity, become the first immortal human being, and finally sing and dance, 'Time has come to a standstill... my dream has come true!'"

2031: Grandpa's old organs were removed and replaced with new ones. His cells were also activated. He transformed into a 25-year-old young man. There was supposedly no chance of him dying for another thousand years.

His organs were replaced and his cells were activated. But unfortunately, this process damaged his immune cells. He developed an autoimmune disorder, something similar to lupus. His entire body was in unbearable pain. He could not tolerate it even for a minute. There was no cure.

He began wishing that he would simply die. But death would not come. Would he have to suffer a thousand years of eternal hell? Or should he end his life through poisoning? Grandpa Gates lay on his bed, thinking about these painful possibilities.

Then I sang:

"I thought of one thing... but something else happened...
You got completely fooled, little Grandpa!"

(A Science Fantasy)

Will human beings eventually get the opportunity to conquer death and live forever... and, more importantly, live forever as young people?

Yes.

It is true.

I posted about this a little while ago.

This post is a continuation of that one.

1. Four years ago, we created the Slate Annual Day programme around concepts such as robots, nanotechnology, age-regression technology, and related futuristic ideas. Thousands of people watched it. There are videos available on YouTube.

2. The second point is the most important one. Gates Thatha, with the money he has, will be among the first to transform himself into a 25-year-old young man.

3. If everyone could transform themselves like this, wouldn't the population increase and become a burden on the Earth?

4. No. Because not everyone will have the financial means to afford such technology.

5. Since robots will perform many tasks currently done by humans, the world may not need as large a population as it does today.

6. In the age of robots, perhaps only one-fifth of today's population may be enough. Perhaps intelligent and wealthy people will be sufficient. People without common sense...

...Let me stop there. Otherwise, some people may think that I have simply cooked up a fictional story!

7. Just remember this for now.

We will talk about many more things concerning Gates Thatha later.

The Immortal Human!

Will humans become immortal in another eight years?

That is what Ray Kurzweil, a former scientist associated with Google, says.

Many of his past predictions have reportedly come true.

By 2030, technologies such as robotics, nanotechnology, 3D printing, and medical science may advance to such an extent that:

1. Age-related changes in the body's cells could potentially be reversed.

2. Damaged or failing body organs could potentially be replaced with artificial organs.

3. In other words, a 70-year-old person could potentially use age-reversal technology to become biologically similar to a 25-year-old.

4. They could then potentially live for hundreds of years-or even a thousand years or more-while maintaining the biological age of 25.

Don't believe it?

Then wait another eight years and see.

However, there is one important point: becoming "immortal" in this way, if it ever becomes possible, would likely involve enormous costs.

Initially, such technologies may be accessible only to the world's ultra-wealthy.

Bala, Kanakamaya Chela...

Sujana Paripala... Kanakamaya Chela...

Sri Ramalola... Nigruta Sharajala...

Shubhada Karunalavala Ghanaleela...

Navya Vanamalika Bharana...

Rara... Maa Inti Daka...

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