Imagine in 15 years regenerative medicine develops longevity treatments that can extend healthy, active life by many decades. How much would you be willing to pay for it (assuming you had the money)?
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It depends. Do you still age physically so you look like a skeleton wrapped in dried leather, what are the side-effects, etc. I'd have many questions.
Assume it gradually restores organs to fairly youthful functioning, including skin tone, elasticity, etc., so 70-year-olds end up looking fairly like their 35-year-old selves within a couple of years.
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Well, that's a different story. Sounds more like the fountain of youth. In that case, I think I could still get a job so would be willing to spend most of my money. And if I could already afford to spend $10 million, I wouldn't worry about working.
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Watch the movie or documentary first thousand-year-old man I think that's the name of it has one of the MythBusters in it
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Yeah, I would give everything I have and live poverty wages if that is the case. I could live happy eating ramen knowing I have more time to enjoy sunshine, puppies and classical music.
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Hell if it made you like you were in your twenties, you'd probably be eating a lot of ramen anyway!
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