Timeless, Ageless, Forever Young
By Ria Roy
@ria1606roy (2797)
Kolkata, India
November 14, 2015 5:34am CST
People have often wondered what it would like to be if people became immortal. Is it possible to live on, or at least stall the ageing process? Many would love to be in a stasis condition, where they don't age. Wouldn't it have been nice if we attained maturity and remained so for hundred of years, like those elves in LoTR?
Anti-ageing creams reduce the sagging of the skin so we look younger than we actually are. Modern treatment facilities and discovery of drugs have prolonged the average lifetime of human beings. The idea of actual immortality is still undergoing tremendous research worldwide. Some scientists claim to have achieved the key to it, but that is in most cases not possible for application.
If there was something discovered in near future that would keep you forever young, would you like to try it, take it, apply onto yourself?
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@simone10 (54180)
• Louisville, Kentucky
15 Nov 15
@ria1606roy I can see how someone younger would want to slow or stop the process but for me, I am happy with who I am and every wrinkle and gray hair shows what I have survived in life.
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@simone10 (54180)
• Louisville, Kentucky
16 Nov 15
@ria1606roy Thank you! I like to think of myself as a strong woman. I have experienced a lot in my 59 years.
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
15 Nov 15
@simone10 the marks on our skin bears testimony to what we have been through. I'm glad you are proud of your age and your experience, it's the mark of a strong woman.
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@vandana7 (102698)
• India
15 Nov 15
@ria1606roy ..kids seem to have more fun than us. They don't have any problem in screaming and shouting and getting most of things done by others. They also do not have to worry about monies. lol
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
15 Nov 15
why do you think maturity is disgusting?
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
15 Nov 15
@vandana7 haha....I doubt immortality extends to mental ageing too. We may remain biologically like children but our mind will be more mature with chronological age.
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@Rationalwriter (1813)
• Lucknow, India
19 Nov 15
@SIMPLYD Did you consider asking him first?? LOL
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@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
16 Nov 15
if it was guaranteed to be safe and effective I probably would
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@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
16 Nov 15
@ria1606roy I'd leave it a few years to see the results and effects before trying it myself
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
16 Nov 15
yes, these kinds of treatments have to be 100% safe and deft in efficiency, otherwise the ones releasing them in market would face a huge scandal. Better to be safe than sorry.
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
16 Nov 15
@arthurchappell that is a wise decision 
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@wetnosedogs (1533)
• United States
15 Nov 15
No,thanks. I will just go with the flow of life.
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@UR_Forever_Raja (985)
• India
14 Nov 15
Prolonging the ageing effects will be good for ladies, since I will have a beautiful - young wife still at age 60 
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
14 Nov 15
@Auntylou yeah it should be both ways, because that young wife deserves a young husband. I agree with you.
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@UR_Forever_Raja (985)
• India
14 Nov 15
@Auntylou If she think I don't deserve to be one, she got full freedom to chose what is right for her and move on. 
I will search for another beautiful hearted wife. 
On serious note I feel one shouldn't go against nature.
I will search for another beautiful hearted wife.
On serious note I feel one shouldn't go against nature.1 person likes this
@iamshane487 (1138)
• Manila, Philippines
12 Jan 16
This post reminds me of the song Forever Young by Alphaville. Maybe many years from now because of the rapid growth of high-tech technology and inventions, there will be immortals. I believe it's possible.
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
12 Jan 16
Not totally possible but yeah, we would live long enough to compare to immortals. Though I doubt we will keep the process of ageing at bay forever. History has shown we can run as fast but cannot outrun nature.
@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
14 Nov 15
yes, as long as we are healthy we are good. Once we get unhealthy while growing old, it's pain for the remaining of the life and mentally we feel burdened as well. I appreciate your view on this matter.
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@Rationalwriter (1813)
• Lucknow, India
15 Nov 15
I think the scientists will keep there hands off the immortal potion, seeing the population burst here in the world!!! Though I know once it comes out everyone will try it out!!!
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@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
15 Nov 15
yes it will be the new biggie in the market. But I hope it doesn't receive such wide publicity....the population will be out of control.
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