Ask A Genius 231 – The Lives of the Future Old (and Famous)
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Rick Rosner
Publication (Outlet/Website): Ask A Genius
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2017/07/17
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Rick Rosner: Or you will have people say born in 1970, still living healthily in 2080, but baring the marks of having lived 110 years.
The people who live 110 years 50 years after them won’t have the same damage. Somebody who is born in 1970 and gets to live to 2080 and beyond is going to have a lot of damage from still living in normal times.
Somebody born in 1970 is 47 now. And, that person over the next 30 years may be able to be rejuvenated but still at the end of 30 years, that person is 77 and with money and good technology that person may look like somebody in their 50’s or late 40’s but weird, because that person has had all sorts of rejuvenation treatment.
That person may be able to keep going for another 40 years after that, but they are going to be, they may be healthy in their 110’s but there will still be all sorts of signs that they didn’t have the benefit of super advanced medical care for most of their life.
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