Will nano tech really let humans live longer and longer?

ReaderGirl3

_John_ wrote: »

sunnybeaches105 wrote: »

MommyL2015 wrote: »

I want some. Who do I send a check to?

Pricing this technology would be interesting because one would want to charge as much as possible but yet avoid the severe public relations disaster and regulatory reaction from going too far. Then, we have the risks of overcrowding and severe economic disparity that would naturally result from allowing the billionaires who would first be able to afford it to live forever. Would society develop into two groups, those wealthy enough to become immortal and who would eventually control all capital, and the remaining mortal serfs?

I'd pay 8.75 (matinee) to see that. Is it in 3D?

snikkins wrote: »

_John_ wrote: »

sunnybeaches105 wrote: »

MommyL2015 wrote: »

I want some. Who do I send a check to?

Pricing this technology would be interesting because one would want to charge as much as possible but yet avoid the severe public relations disaster and regulatory reaction from going too far. Then, we have the risks of overcrowding and severe economic disparity that would naturally result from allowing the billionaires who would first be able to afford it to live forever. Would society develop into two groups, those wealthy enough to become immortal and who would eventually control all capital, and the remaining mortal serfs?

I'd pay 8.75 (matinee) to see that. Is it in 3D?

Pretty sure this was supposed to be the plot of Jupiter Ascending.

Worst.movie.ever.
Wait, what were we talking about?

snikkins

sunnybeaches105 wrote: »

snikkins wrote: »

_John_ wrote: »

sunnybeaches105 wrote: »

MommyL2015 wrote: »

I want some. Who do I send a check to?

Pricing this technology would be interesting because one would want to charge as much as possible but yet avoid the severe public relations disaster and regulatory reaction from going too far. Then, we have the risks of overcrowding and severe economic disparity that would naturally result from allowing the billionaires who would first be able to afford it to live forever. Would society develop into two groups, those wealthy enough to become immortal and who would eventually control all capital, and the remaining mortal serfs?

I'd pay 8.75 (matinee) to see that. Is it in 3D?

Pretty sure this was supposed to be the plot of Jupiter Ascending.

The tomato meter rates that one a 26. I haven't seen it, but if that's the plot they can do better.

It's a B movie, for sure. It's campy and there's plot holes and all that good stuff. Maybe one to watch to heckle after a couple of beers?

auddii

GaleHawkins wrote: »

_John_ wrote: »

sunnybeaches105 wrote: »

MommyL2015 wrote: »

I want some. Who do I send a check to?

Pricing this technology would be interesting because one would want to charge as much as possible but yet avoid the severe public relations disaster and regulatory reaction from going too far. Then, we have the risks of overcrowding and severe economic disparity that would naturally result from allowing the billionaires who would first be able to afford it to live forever. Would society develop into two groups, those wealthy enough to become immortal and who would eventually control all capital, and the remaining mortal serfs?

I'd pay 8.75 (matinee) to see that. Is it in 3D?

Wow! The matinee locally is $6 but $7 of 3D.

Criminal now showing shows the brain info transfer technology concept plus I thought it was a good movie. The science writers seem to run 20-40 years of the implementation of new technologies. Nano tech some think is going to be a game changer. Flipping gene expression will be huge for sure.

I have been so confused. Then I realized this did not say manatee. I was trying to figure out this new monetary system...