Bryan Johnson's quest to unlock immortality by 2039.

[Dages]

19 hours ago, Dré said:

I think you're reasoning this way because you've never been hungry, literally. Try not eating for at least one week. And then tell me how you feel.

I've seen people going "hunger strike" for many weeks

[Osprey]

On 12/19/2025 at 7:02 PM, ucastrobr said:

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.

 

That is an interesting point to think about, on the one side it would seem logical to me that Jehovah could still end life of immortal being because he is stronger. On the other hand I remember hearing in a talk or reading somewhere that the fact that Jehovah grants them immortality shows how much he trusts them that they will stay faithful. If he could still end the life of immortal being that may negate the main meaning of this word, right? But have to say I am not 100% sure what is the right answer to this question.

[ucastrobr]

2 hours ago, Osprey said:

On the other hand I remember hearing in a talk or reading somewhere that the fact that Jehovah grants them immortality shows how much he trusts them that they will stay faithful.

Remember majority of congregations had a lot of trouble, even a guy commit incest was removed at the congregation and after return.

Do you think everyone go to heaven is equal the apostles? Majority is like us. Just read the letters of apostle Paul or even the Revelation about the congregations.

Edited 9 hours ago by ucastrobr

[Dages]

10 hours ago, Osprey said:

If he could still end the life of immortal being that may negate the main meaning of this word, right?

If it's only on Jehovah, not really. We have to be careful with the "omni/all/everything/nothing/forever" expressions, they very often allow exceptions

Edited 1 hour ago by Dages