Please /sci/, give me hope for the future.

immortality is coming in a few years

>>7682132
404 error: hope not found.
>>7682140
do you have a single fact to back that up? We still don't understand ageing, it will require major cellular reengineering. At best, we'd have to genetically modify human embryos to make immortal people.

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>>7682132

Sooner or later, reddit will pass

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>>7682132
Hope is subjective.

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>>7682132
The race for reusable rocket tech in the private sector seems to be ramping up thus opening up the possibility to eventually significantly reduce cost of mass to orbit. Opening the possibility for greater human commercial and technological activity and eventually colonization outside of our planet and maybe even extending throughout or solar system and by extension galaxy, which would ensure the existence of the human species for a very long time to come.

>>7682132
there is none

>>7682132
less people are dying everyday
richs are getting richer and poors are getting richer too
you will find a gf somehow

Read the ecomodernist manifesto:

http://www.ecomodernism.org/manifesto-english/

>>7682132
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

In terms of an actual answer though, you'll probably be dead before shit REALLY hits the fan.

I mean it's bad now but it's probably going to get a lot worse so, congrats on getting out early.

Humans will live and die on Mars in your lifetime.

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alois_Irlmaier