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Immortality was once a work of science fiction but now it has become the life work of technologists, entrepreneurs and scientists.

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Cost and consequences of prolonging human life

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Cost and consequences of prolonging human life

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Perspective:
1)Physiologically
2)Planet's ecosystem
3)Economically and
4)Sociologically

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-Bio-hacking cells MAYBE possible but since the human body is organic, it will deteriorate over time

-The rate of reasoning, processing and comprehending events and emotions will decline (Faun, 2012).

-MAIN PROBLEM of aging-associated diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's STILL EXIST (Murgia, 2016)

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-World's population x4 (Waugh, 2012)

-Earthlings consume 40% more resources and produce 40% more waste (Australian Academy of Science, 2018)

-Resources are FINITE

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-Government waste money via subsidies (Khalik, 2016)

-Current retirement age is VOID (Murgia, 2016)

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-The gap between rich and poor more obvious

-Society decide how long you live (Ker Than, 2006)

-Great injustice because of different countries vary with wealth (Waugh, 2012)

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-Immortality has downfalls

-What is the purpose of living forever?

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People should live life to the fullest regardless if they can live forever because life is unexpected and anything can happen anytime.