Why are we so afraid of change of different experiences? Aging is not hell. It may teach us humility. It may give us the opportunity to question our priorities.

Ultimately all the human race will die. Over a short or a long span only learning will matter.

Have you seen people needlessly suffer in old age? Stooped backs, sore joints, limited abilities, dementia.

On the contrary, talking to my 82-year old professor who is sharper than most college kids but has constant health problems and I wish we could beat aging.

You're right, we shouldn't be afraid of different experiences, but that doesn't also mean that fighting aging is bad. We could apply your arguments to all medical care, but we don't because there's no point in needlessly suffering.

I agree, but I think everyone wants to have that much later in life. For example after your 100. Instead of 60 or whenever.

Sure but if you've maintained your 20-something health until 75, why choose to die? That's just suicide...

The choice is to live healthy life until 75 and pay the price of death at 75.

If it is possible to live healthy life past 75 - that would be even better.

Unfortunately none of that is possible to accomplish in the timeframe that would benefit us personally.

You should watch Logan's Run.