/sci/ - Science & Math

Shouldn’t immortality theoretically be possible within a decade or so (barring an explosion that destroys your brain)?

>any organ failure can be reversed by regrowing your own organ in a lab through stem cells
>get cancer? Just chop out the affected organs and replace them with healthy bois
>cyborg parts such as neural controlled arms and legs already exist
>theoretically mechanical organs could exist too, which makes them immune to biological disease

This leaves only the brain as the weak point, but considering the Human Brain Project and similar ventures, it may be possible to restore brain function artificially (stem cells or not) in the future. As long as there isn’t a nuclear war and Gen Z fags don’t all drop out of STEM to smoke weed the future actually looks pretty bright

You could literally live long enough to see humans colonize the solar system