no, what i was implying was that it is not unlikely.
the amount of problems humans have fixed in the past 20 years is absolutely insane,

how could you possible predict what problems we would have fixed in over 120.

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Now this sounds awesome. 

I didn't even state we'd be alive... Just sayin'.

Parazyd no doubt in the bright future of bitcoins. For sure are grandchildren shall be richest if today we start accumulating bitcoins. In past decade gold made people rich but now finally gold has felt hence it’s time for bitcoin to rally not just for 13 years but much more then that so get ready for a ride. 

http://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/dec/20/anti-ageing-human-trials

The way I see it is that governments, with all their regluations, patenting, and monopolies on things like medicine, are holding back science like this incredibly.

The news above in a stateless society would be cause for excitement; we'd finally defeat aging, (not just mortality, but the act of growing old itself!) Hooray!

Sadly, I know in this government-haunted world, we are not going to be allowed to access this kind of tech. It's for our masters, not for us.

How do I know this? Because I've seen stories exactly like this one put out on a daily basis since the 1970s, when I started reading, that's why. There are always, always, always 100 breakthroughs a day that are not allowed to be realized... I remember people driving all-electric cars made by GM back in the 1980s... Which got completely recalled and scrapped months later. Fuel cells, high-efficiency solar, life-extending tech, cancer cures, it's all been solved a hundred times before but each time it gets suppressed. We're simply not allowed to have any of the good tech, fellow peons.

I'm counting on the bitcoin economy to change this dynamic. If we grow the bitcoin economy to become dominant, then our masters won't have the power anymore to suppress anything. We'll finally be able to protect good tech from suppression, and long, youthful life will certainly be a part of that reward.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m99tUiSl374

or the heater in our house is a gigantic bitcoin miner

I don't think they got it because they too get cancer and don't get any older than the rest of us.
And what you say about electric cars may be true in the USA, but you can't project that on the rest of the world.
However I also believe that the automotive industry is in cahoots with the oil industry and that's why we don't see more electric cars than we do.
But to be honest, the range of an electric car is a lot less than that of an otto or diesel engine car.
Thats why I think the new BMW i3 with its range extended model with a tiny 647cc petrol generator is going to be a hit.
http://www.techradar.com/news/car-tech/why-the-bmw-i3-is-the-best-electric-car-on-the-planet-1200923#null

1. If they looked younger too, then it would be a simple matter of editing some dates on some paper somewhere.
2. Either way, they can just stay hidden and not tell anyone who they are... Hard if you're a peon, but very easy for a billionaire.

 
Europe had electric cars back before Ford popularized ICEs too. Like you said, the oil industry had a hand here, it wasn't just one government obviously.


Could you imagine if electric car technology was never suppressed? If they'd have been researching more range for the last 100 years nonstop?