Could Edison Trent still be alive in 817 AS?

[johnpeter]

I think you do a good job:)


It's best if we don't have 50 different Edison.Trent/Edison_Trent/Trent/Edison-Trent people running around.

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[Fletcher]

I think you do a good job:)
It's best if we don't have 50 different Edison.Trent/Edison_Trent/Trent/Edison-Trent people running around.

I haven't seen any others :)

EDIT: And thank you

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[Turkish]

Whilst the expected lifetime may increase, the use of your body may not increase too.
Aka, you may end up 120 but you will still have the body of a 120 year old.

So maybe no flying for the 120 year olds.

Not true again, as it stands we have citizens today who are in their eighties right up to their nineties that have complete use of their bodies. Physical age on average is decreasing in first and second world nations.

With some people their age is not representitive of their bodies. For example my grandfather is 89, still drives, still has hair, capable as any other member of society.

Age and degradation of our bodies is a relative matter now, so with that in mind why should we assume that nearly a millenia into the future that has changed?

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[Fletcher]

Does the aspect of the medical technology really make you think that much? 0_o

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[Turkish]

Absolutely:)

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[pieguy259]

Actually, Trent moved to Rheinland and changed his name. He's now Edrich von Trentenheimer.

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