Those in the technological world with things like Medicare will tend to live longer and have technological ways of continuing to live to 100 or more

 Purple Delta 7 on Human Cyborgs 

I was reading this article that I believe was written in 2012 about 13 years before now here at intuitivefred888 and began to think more about human Cyborgs.

It's sort of like we are already going there now with Medicare for example:

If I look at my wife she has now had 4 joint replacements since 2014 (both hips and both knees) and that was a lot to deal with on every level.

In my own case I had a Defibrillator Pacemaker install in my chest above my heart that allows me to stay alive and it will even start my heart if it stops (However, my heart specialist says it hasn't had to do that yet). (You need only a fraction of the voltage to start a heart with a pacemaker installed that you see in the large paddles that emergency ambulances use).

Then in my case and my wife's case we both have a couple of Teeth implants where teeth had to be pulled. Without Medicare the hips and knees and pacemaker might have been cost prohibitive but  they all allowed both our lives to be functional even with me at 77 and her at 70. This allows us to go to places like Hawaii and still snorkel in the ocean and have a good time and walk our dog on the beaches within a mile of where we presently live.

So, in this sense "Life is Good".

We also can get free Flu shots and free Covid Shots through Medicare so that also keeps us alive.

Neither of us got Covid even once before last November 2024 and luckily we had had a booster Covid shot a week or two before the two of us got Covid so we both survived even though my wife had it 10 days and I had it 14 days because I'm 77 and she is 70. So, the good news is we both survived our first bought with Covid in Fall of 2024.

The point is all the ways humans are becoming made more of Titanium Joints and teeth implants because Titanium is both light and very strong and was first used to build high performance Jet fighters around the world before they started to use titanium on people's joints.

As time goes on people will build more replacement parts and live 150 to 200 years. I think this century you might see the first 200 year old person somewhere on earth.

By God's Grace