gm, if you are alive in the next 30 years, chances are you're going to live forever

it is stupid to risk this immortality by doing things that can kill you beforehand

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Death is a natural part of life. It allows for evolution.

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it is not

the reason you think so is literally that everyone else in your environment thinks so

there is no scientific and logical benefit to dying, even evolutionary

Just to play devils advocate, young people are overall more progressive and willing to learn, whereas older people are more conservative and dont retain as much information.

You could argue that living forever cound actually hinder innovation.

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if you assume that neurodegenerative diseases would remain — yes

but they wouldn't