Immortality possible in our lifetime?

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Stephen Hawking claims the universe will end in the year 1 google or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years so if thats the case then true immortality is impossible but thats still a life well lived and scientists say it can be available to anyone younger than 40 and banks will be happy to give loans if you have until 1 google to pay them back and who knows what other technology we will have in 40 years so it may be even be cheap after the millionaires and billionaires act essentially as guinea pigs to perfect the process for the good hard working class such as us www.imminst.org thats a site full of transhumanists(im one) who are supporters of the Life Extension movement i've always believed that human destiny is created by humans not some "Gods" so only we can improve humanities conditions(i consider aspies intellectually superior to NTs which means its not a genetic defect that needs to be cured but the next step to human evolution)

In about 100 trillion year's time not even red dwarf stars would not be emitting light, so it wouldn't be possible to wait for ten trigintillion since there would be no available energy from stars, at the least not without a proper quantity of technobabble. Current technology may be able to get us to other stars in a few decades, but unless time travel or zero point modules are developed, continued existence in this universe would not be possible. However, even with telomerase gene activators and all the rest, life would merely be extended - perhaps by a couple of centuries - but not extended indefinitely.

Be careful of what you wish for. If the problem of telamere degeneration is "solved" every cell becomes (in effect) immortal. Just like a cancer cell. I suspect if such a treatment of cells were administered the person so treated would eventually end up as a mass of cancers of several kinds.

There is a utility to cell death. It prevents cancers from becoming a forever thing.

ruveyn

We are already immortal. We just don't know it and never will. Everything that is happening has happened before and will eventually happen again. Maybe?

We are immortal technically. We evaporate and dissolve our elements over and over again. Energy is immortal. What kind of energy we can manifest within ourselves is up for debate.

you can't exactly discredit Indefinite Life Longevity that easy i mean look back 40 years ago and they said half the stuff we know to be true today could never happen or exist and we are dawning as we speak on a new technological era that may very well in 30-40 years see things we only saw in sci-fi in star wars TIE (TIE Fighters) stood for twin ion engines which did not exist at the time but now our space stations use ion engines albeit they are a lot slower in real life. we have lasers that can cut through people and may very well be weaponized after their research is 100% complete hell Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking have claimed that time travel will be a future possibility Stephen Hawking explains his evidence in chapter 10 i believe of the 10th anniversary updated edition of A Brief History of Time. and Dr. Aubrey De Grey is a famous bio-gerantologist from Cambridge University he has written a top selling book called Ending Aging and he himself has appeared on shows such as CNN, The Colbert Report, The BBC World News, 60 Minutes, and many others. there is a current outreach program to get celebrities to join our cause. before his untimely death Michael Jackson was a big supporter of the movement and we are currently awaiting replies from Stephen Hawking, Robin Williams, Joan Rivers, George Clooney and many others its not like we don't take our mission seriously and i personally intend to immerse myself in this endeavor as soon as i finish high school as im only a member of the organization i want to become more useful when i graduate.