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Geoffrey Miller

Would human life lose any of its meaning if we could live healthy & physiologically youthful lives as long as we wanted, without aging & mandatory death?

Yes, life would mean less
42.5%
Neither/neutral/no change
16.6%
No, life would mean more
28.6%
Just show results
12.3%

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I suspect this is a self-correcting problem - the 400 year old youthful 30-somethings are by self-selection wise and live rich inner lives, meanwhile everyone flames out before 120

2:23 AM · Dec 15, 2020

everyone else*