[fmkamchatka]

How can the planet sustain nobody dying?

[IggleSniggle]

It's not nobody dying, it's only nobodies dying. Eh? Eh?

[tpreetham]

I thought I uninstalled my reddit app

[crooked-v]

If you look at the actuarial tables, 'immortals' would still statistically die eventually from something unrecoverable.

[MisterBastahrd]

It won't have to. Injuries, disease, and cancer are still a thing.

[bobmaxup]

Isn't the point of cryopreservation to be awoken when these things are no more?

[MisterBastahrd]

Ain't never gonna be a "no more." That's not how biology or statistics work.

[the_omegist]

That's the planet's problem... not mine.

More seriously : with such mindset, mankind would not be where it is now. It's by pushing the limits that you access some higher "truth", be it tech innovation or societal rules.

[rowanG077]

There will always be a half of humans. Even if aging and all diseases are covered. Imagine someone getting their brain crushed in a car accident for example. Or a plain crash and everyone burned to ash in the wreckage. The only difference is how long is that period.

[King-Aaron]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Sq1Nr58hM

[mowse_winded]

Arcologies, O'Neill Cylinders, Dyson Spheres, spatial colonization outpacing population growth.

[jokowueu]

By not reproducing