How many years would you extend your life if the technology existed?

[ronthepon]

I chose immortality, but that's only if aging is negated - If I was immortal but my body still aged...*shudders*

Naturally...

 

In real life, we are normally immortal, theoretically, it's just that we age until... well... or body degenerates enough for life processes to get too difficult.

[figment]

Immortal? No thanks, I've seen 'Highlander'. :cup:

I picked zero.. whatever will be, will be, I guess. :)

[beccareb]

I'm not sure how to answer this, I'd like to live a long, but normal, amount of time. Let's say between 80 and 90 years. If I knew I was going to die of a heart attack when I was forty (without the technology), then I would choose to extend my life another forty to fifty years.

[TheBigDog]

For a different look at immortality read "Jitterbug Perfume". I forget the author.

 

Bill

[Edella]

For a different look at immortality read "Jitterbug Perfume". I forget the author.

 

Bill

Tom Robbins.

[Tim_Lou]

immortality...

as a being, i would like to live. What else is there to do otherwise?