If you think about... We already cured those diseases so we can just cure them again.
Dragonscale9 years ago
Ikr
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Kylementason9 years ago
Aging is a perfectly human feature that will happen inevitably. If no-one could die of old age they would be essentially zombies because their bodies would still follow the process of wearing down and damage to the bodies would be a thing. Think about all...[Show full comment]
Those diseases didn't leave and we have the cures for them.
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zachthehacker 10 years ago
Uhhh, they are still here, we are just amune and have vaccines
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qak10 years ago
Everyone would just die of smallpox
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TacticalBacon42010 years ago
You never said when or where, meaning they could just be in some distant galaxy or somthing
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ImpossibleTonio9 years ago
You do know that once everyone YOUNG stops aging the world population would decrease rapidly and for all who are not young they will most likely die but the diseases will over time have the world population go either: back to normal or a more likely chance be defeated and die
ImpossibleTonio9 years ago
If the diseases can't be cured which would be likely in this sinareo
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huling9 years ago
nobody dies of old age they just die for being unhealthy which is more likely at an old age
ImpossibleTonio9 years ago
Nope that"s really really wrong🛇
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loose_pickle10 years ago
i think i might have a bad case of aging,i need to go to a doctor.
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Korie Endicott13 years ago
A: none of the example diseases have been eradicated and B: no healthy people dieting is a horrible idea. Instantaneous overpopulation.
UranusAbove9 years ago
Nit instantaneous. It would take some years for that to happen. It would happen, and relatively quickly, but not close to instantaneous.
They're not nearly as bad as they were anymore- the black death IS ALREADY STILL AROUND. It's just very rare, and easily treated.
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Elanor Stark13 years ago
Three words: Torchwood Miracle Day
A Guy,That Does Stuff11 years ago
Torchwood, tehcnhicaly isn't in the sixtonary soooooooo, that's 4 words for ya xD
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AgentXC11 years ago
i misclicked,now im a perfectionist
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antiS11 years ago
+Mota 18 HEY! we can hear you know
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BANGERSAVAGE9 years ago
u may not die of old age but always get haunted by the disease till u die before old age...god job everybody good job u 35%.....
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8000horsepower3 years ago
Minority eliminator 9000.. #glorytothe1%
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CapCharlisimo12 years ago
None of those are eradicated. It's nearly impossible (or, at least, extremely difficult) to eradicate a disease.
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manga.youtube11 years ago
IF YOU PUSHED THE button your killing your self
chennai9410 years ago
it said we would be immortals
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Alkeniw11 years ago
Most old diseases are ones we have cures for nowadays. No real downside here
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Nuxfollower6 years ago
Just cure again
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Peter Mappouridou13 years ago
Modern Medicine.
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catlover11 years ago
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fishshark9 years ago
Black death is for black things or racist people
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chennai9410 years ago
Cure it, DUH
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Segius2211 years ago
#ModernMedicine Bitches
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CodeNameJ700last year
We cured those virus by inventing antidotes, not by time, just cure them again, it's nothing to be afraid about.
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Isabelle the red button11 years ago
Im heathly so ill become immortal? YES
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HAZZARD12311 years ago
Smallpox polio and black death haven't been eradicated there just not common anymore if someone in the U.S. got smallpox it would spread like wildfire and be super deadly
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nikk144 years ago
we have the cure for most diseases that were eradicated
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Christiana Archer13 years ago
OVER POPULATION, THSI WOULD BE A BAD IDEA....
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oniongaming11 years ago
But then everyone would be healthy enough not to die from the disease and nobody will be bothered by it.
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Paradox-Box8 years ago
Why would I want that? That would mean Trump lives forever. That"s worse than if the cures/vaccines to the above mentioned diseases, ceased to be effective.
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Haley A. Stenzel13 years ago
people are meant to die - wanting to be immortal is stupid.
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Get_Shizzled10 years ago
but we already have the cure for those ^^ diseases...
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Mr-Button9 years ago
Wait, if aging is cured we will starve cause of over population
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Shay Fletcher 10 years ago
Just because they have come back doesn't
Mean they will not be eradicated again
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HotPocketHomicide11 years ago
Just get rid of them again. Simple.
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BARRELS11 years ago
Well this is nice. I can just care of myself now and stay healthy all the time so I cannot die.
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ridjcula2 years ago
just find vaccines for them then
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Hazzary45312 years ago
FYI black death is still around
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Mckenzei9 years ago
Make a cure for all that stuff.
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thecrabempire6 years ago
overpopulation exists so no
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JSermersheim10 years ago
Cure death
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TheGamingGavin11 years ago
Easy, move to Antarctica.
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FattyTheFat10 years ago
Who says these diseases can't be re-eradicated?
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BananaLady9 years ago
we"re not smart 49 year-old men we"re probably 8-20, english please..
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