Re:A drug slows ageing in middle-aged mice
by kiba on Thursday July 09, 2009 @06:11PM
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War destroy capital structures(roads, farmland, power plants, etc) in addition to lives. So it would be pretty much an unviable option for humanity.
In order for a war to happen, it would need to be a zero sum game. Given that the sun produce more energy in one hour than all of humanity consumes in one year, it would be a really long time before scientists run out of way to get more energy from the sun.
A greying population, like other said, will have the anti-aging cure. This allow the elderly to be in their prime as they grow older, so that won't put much burden on the younger generation.
In order for a war to happen, it would need to be a zero sum game. Given that the sun produce more energy in one hour than all of humanity consumes in one year, it would be a really long time before scientists run out of way to get more energy from the sun.
A greying population, like other said, will have the anti-aging cure. This allow the elderly to be in their prime as they grow older, so that won't put much burden on the younger generation.