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Supposing you could live to be 1000 years old BUT...
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...but the pace of life is proportionate to the lifespan we have at present.
For example, you become sexually mature around 120. You tend to settle down and have a family around 250. You reach middle age at 400 or 500. You retire at 600.
True, you'd have a longer youth than at present, but you'd also have a longer childhood and a longer old age.
My question is: would there be any point in this longer lifespan? Would it make any difference?
For example, you become sexually mature around 120. You tend to settle down and have a family around 250. You reach middle age at 400 or 500. You retire at 600.
True, you'd have a longer youth than at present, but you'd also have a longer childhood and a longer old age.
My question is: would there be any point in this longer lifespan? Would it make any difference?
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