A reminder that research efforts into repairing the damage of aging (effectively undoing aging) do exist.
SENS[0] is a 501(c)(3) public charity directing and funding such research.
SENS[0] is a 501(c)(3) public charity directing and funding such research.
I can't remember where I heard this or what the exact wording is. But it's one of those sayings that reminds me to be wary of philosophies with ideals that happen to match my current situation.
Does getting wiser, calmer, and more mentally balanced constitute a mind decay?
Doesn't the fact that you no longer have to exert yourself as much as you did before so in fact you have a better rest and sleep better mean that your body is doing just fine (not looking "young" notwithstanding)?
yeah but you die.
I really wish I could believe your post though.
And some of those say you can personally validate that you are more than your body+brain while you are living. I’m not in the business of selling any particular approach to do that.
But entering into a downward cycle of negativity about aging isn’t going to do you, and those few still around willing to put up with you, any favors as you get older. If there is more to it than body+brain, and choosing to not confirm it to yourself leads you into negativity and misery as you age...well doesn’t that just sounds like you’re dumber than a door nail?
Irrelevant.
> If there is more to it than body+brain, and choosing to not confirm it to yourself leads you into negativity and misery as you age.
If.
> well doesn’t that just sounds like you’re dumber than a door nail?
Throwing insults right out of the gate just makes you sound like a cheap troll :) If you have an argument to make, just cut the innuendo and make your argument. How did you "personally validate that you are more than your body+brain"? I don't want to assume anything, maybe you have something original to say that doesn't involve meditation, psychedelic drugs and Deepak Chopra.