Bryan Johnson's quest to unlock immortality by 2039.

[chuck83]

https://www.unilad.com/news/us-news/bryan-johnson-live-forever-immortality-748007-20251218

 

https://www.benzinga.com/news/health-care/25/12/49471830/bryan-johnson-says-human-immortality-could-be-possible-by-2039-thanks-to-ai-boom-absolutely-insane-moment

 

This reminds me of Ecclesiastes 3:11. Sadly though while immortality is nice. He never accounted for violence. I hope we all survive to 2039 if Jehovah permits this world to go that long.

Edited 21 hours ago by chuck83

[ucastrobr]

Immortality by 2039 is impossible.
Jehovah will never allow such a thing,
just as He intervened at the Tower of Babel.

 

[Hope]

Immortality is actually repulsive without eternal youth. Unless aging would stop long before the human body starts breaking down, I would never want to live forever... 😕 

[GeordieGirl]

Just another of Satan's ploys to distract the world and keep their eyes and hearts veiled from the real life.

 

Even in perfection, humans will never be immortal.

[Dages]

Armageddon may happen before 2039 so he needs to get a study for real Eternal life

[Michał]

People mistake immortal life with eternal life.

 

Eternal life: you don’t die because of age (or most diseases). 
 

Immortal life: you can’t die at all. 
 

I wish for sf book/movie that could make this distinction real. 

[Dré]

6 hours ago, Michał said:

People mistake immortal life with eternal life.

 

Eternal life: you don’t die because of age (or most diseases). 
 

Immortal life: you can’t die at all. 
 

I wish for sf book/movie that could make this distinction real. 

 

Dear brother, Michael, what's the difference? Don't anointed Christians, by receiving immortality, automatically receive eternal life? Does immortality mean a life of illness and aging? What's the point of immortality, then?

 

Maybe because of the translation, I didn't understand your point correctly.

Edited 4 hours ago by Dré

[Shawnster]

45 minutes ago, Dré said:

Dear brother, Michael, what's the difference?

 

People who live forever, such as those with the earthly hope, will still have basic biological needs that must be met in order to live. They will need to eat, breathe, get rest when tired, and so forth. They can still be injured.  Such people, even though they have everlasting life, could still starve to death if they never ate food, suffocate to death if they can't breathe, and so forth.  Yes, they will live forever but only if they keep filling their needs.  Their lives depend on food, water, sleep etc... 

 

People who are immortal, such as Jehovah, the resurrected Jesus Christ, and the 144,000 once they go to heaven have no needs. The will never get hungry or thirsty, never need to sleep.  They can never be hurt or damaged to the point that they die. Their life depends upon nothing. 

 

When on earth Jesus was a perfect man. Since he was born sinless, he had the prospect of everlasting life because he did not inherit Adamic sin. Still, he did not live forever. It was possible to kill Jesus by damaging his body to the point it could no longer fill Jesus needs. 

 

That is what life will be like for those with the earthly hope. We will have needs that must be filled if we want to continue living. But, just like Jesus when on Earth, if we are deprived of those needs, we could die unless Jehovah interferes. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Shawnster

[Korotkiy]

Unmortally = you (or anybody else) cannot stop your life anyway.

[Michał]

58 minutes ago, Shawnster said:

 

People who live forever, such as those with the earthly hope, will still have basic biological needs that must be met in order to live. They will need to eat, breathe, get rest when tired, and so forth. They can still be injured.  Such people, even though they have everlasting life, could still starve to death if they never ate food, suffocate to death if they can't breathe, and so forth.  Yes, they will live forever but only if they keep filling their needs.  Their lives depend on food, water, sleep etc... 

 

People who are immortal, such as Jehovah, the resurrected Jesus Christ, and the 144,000 once they go to heaven have no needs. The will never get hungry or thirsty, never need to sleep.  They can never be hurt or damaged to the point that they die. Their life depends upon nothing. 

 

When on earth Jesus was a perfect man. Since he was born sinless, he had the prospect of everlasting life because he did not inherit Adamic sin. Still, he did not live forever. It was possible to kill Jesus by damaging his body to the point it could no longer fill Jesus needs. 

 

That is what life will be like for those with the earthly hope. We will have needs that must be filled if we want to continue living. But, just like Jesus when on Earth, if we are deprived of those needs, we could die unless Jehovah interferes. 

Thats what I meant, just way better worded 😅

[Dré]

2 hours ago, Shawnster said:

 

People who live forever, such as those with the earthly hope, will still have basic biological needs that must be met in order to live. They will need to eat, breathe, get rest when tired, and so forth. They can still be injured.  Such people, even though they have everlasting life, could still starve to death if they never ate food, suffocate to death if they can't breathe, and so forth.  Yes, they will live forever but only if they keep filling their needs.  Their lives depend on food, water, sleep etc... 

 

People who are immortal, such as Jehovah, the resurrected Jesus Christ, and the 144,000 once they go to heaven have no needs. The will never get hungry or thirsty, never need to sleep.  They can never be hurt or damaged to the point that they die. Their life depends upon nothing. 

 

When on earth Jesus was a perfect man. Since he was born sinless, he had the prospect of everlasting life because he did not inherit Adamic sin. Still, he did not live forever. It was possible to kill Jesus by damaging his body to the point it could no longer fill Jesus needs. 

 

That is what life will be like for those with the earthly hope. We will have needs that must be filled if we want to continue living. But, just like Jesus when on Earth, if we are deprived of those needs, we could die unless Jehovah interferes. 

 

Thank you. I understand that perfectly, dear Brother Shawn. I wanted to hear from Brother Michael. 

Edited 1 hour ago by Dré

[pbaldwin67]

Isn't immortality only within Jehovah's jurisdiction???

[ucastrobr]

3 hours ago, Korotkiy said:

Unmortally = you (or anybody else) cannot stop your life anyway.

Immortally = their don't depend anyone to survive. Even they don't depend some energy to survive.

 

But if someone else immortal sin against Jehovah is possible Jehovah eliminate him because they are immortals but not stronger like Jesus or Jehovah.