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Imagine celebrating your 120th birthday. No, this isn't science fiction—it's a future that's hurtling towards us faster than a SpaceX rocket. But before we pop the champagne, let's unpack this longevity potential.
Joy is often seen as fleeting—a brilliant moment of light, laughter, or love that passes quickly. But what if our pursuit of longevity meant facing not a brief celebration, but an extended invitation to life’s party? What happens when the music doesn’t stop?
As lifespans stretch longer, it’s time to rethink our standards of beauty and aesthetics. How do we redefine aging gracefully in a world where 100 is the new 60?
“A life without struggle is a life without meaning,” says Dr. Paul Bloom, adding a necessary dose of realism to the immortality fantasy. He reminds us, “The good things in life only make sense relative to the bad things… If all of your experiences are positive, they cease to become positive—you need a negative.”
“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count, it’s the life in your years,” Abraham Lincoln famously said. But what happens when those years stretch not just into decades—but into centuries?
