The true citizen is a born in USA baby by naturual born mom and dads. Voting should be done only by citizens.

      Not every Child gets an A+ in grade school math, and not every Child is a true American Citizen. If you are born in the USA to naturalized parents, both mom and dad, you're a true blue, dyed-in-wool American Child. Not the airport hoppers that have a plan. There is a place for them, and it's not at the top of the list as now believed because they are new voters. If not, the grade goes down a notch for each outpoint. What does that mean? Both parents were born on US soil—not a Tributary or Island afar, but the USA. Some citizens are A++ or even A+++ citizens because of the time they were born here by their ancestors. Like the Cherokee Indians, They would be A+++ or higher. ALL land Indians, not island ones, unless they are part of the land of the US, like the Florida coast and east coast or west coast islands. You would think it silly to make Montreal an island of the US.          A dollar bill is not a hundred-dollar bill. Yet, in time, it can become worth a hundred-dollar bill. Well, so can a person. Their value can go up or down. Laws are equalized, and Rules equalize laws. Think of any sport. It can drive the youth to getter and develop more extraordinary sports abilities and sportsmanship. That is what laws and rules are supposed to do. But they have been hijacked. Look what happens when a rule is broken. It spreads across the playing field and rotten it to its core; why? An example is the queer last supper at this year's Olympics. There was no talk of sports, just talk of perversion. That is what happens when accepted rules are pirated by the few to "trans"-form the most. Laws like the drug laws of Reagan and Nixon have changed this country for the worse, more so than the entire Civil War did to our earlier families of true Americans. Drug companies like Eli Lilly have now developed drugs that delay disease and do not wipe it out. New therapies are worked out to sell at cripling prices, and drugs more expensive than a bag of weed that do very little are pushed by these drug company pushers. One your family insurance plan pays for, and the other sends you straight to jail. No, going past go for you. The death and threat of death to the Continental Indians terrorized the brave their entire generations. How would you wither on the vine of such hate they put up with for 400 years. The Blacks have been equal partners after a rough beginning to strangle life out of the continental United States. It is the Indian that was massacred, not the newly arrived. Are you a 10? Probably not. The stakes are too high for ordinary folks. Are you A+++? Maybe. Should your rights and privileges be different? Well, that depends on Ethical conduct established by the group in power. Why is Ethics more critical to survival than rules and the lowest the laws of the land? Because ethical conduct is not forced on anyone but done by everyone for everyone's safety and the group's survival. One can easily see that a healthy body has a healthy mind. Ethics is the lion's King. No voting is needed. He stood up and took power. If the mind goes sour, the body starts to pay. Biden's show has been put out to pasture long ago. Cancer results from out-ethics as a society with a bit of part the person. To stop cancer, start doing research and drug development that is not for profit but for service to humanity. Like War and Hate displayed by the Israelis to the Palestinian people, It will only entrap others to War and their addiction. There is nothing wrong with hate. I hate that people's lives are ended in such a tragic way that affects the family more than the patient. Why is 40% of medicine a failure, yet the patent is not compensated for being a drug ginny pig? Yet your son or neighbor's son goes to prison for smoking a joint; does that stop the pain inside? Our form of government, the industrial complex, and all the physical and mental complexes are suspect to indecency. They are only interested in one thing: power through money. And it is not you or me. Please vote this year for your choice of who will make things right. Not for the Right or the Left, but the Right for your family and their families' rights. Stop the influx of border hoppers and those unexcepted in their home countries. We are not the world's garbage dump for people who hate their own counties rules and laws. Get rid of the government that panders to the needs of those none natural born citizens. Find their hidden motives instead. The why of their personal assault on you and your family. We do not allow snake pits and bear dens within our city limits. So why have them in our city parks? Is it not up to someone else to shoo off the child pervert, or do you have to do it? They plan on destroying your whole clan and yours. 

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A.I. can radically lengthen your lifespan, says futurist Ray Kurzweil.

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We are beginning to use AI to discover and design drugs and interventions. By the end of the 2020s, biological simulators will be sufficiently advanced to generate essential safety and efficacy data in hours rather than the years that clinical trials typically require. The transition from human trials to simulated in silico trials will be governed by two forces working in opposite directions.

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On the one hand, there will be a legitimate safety concern: we don't want the simulations to miss relevant medical facts and erroneously declare a dangerous medication safe. On the other hand, simulated trials can use vastly more significant numbers of simulated patients and study a wide range of comorbidities and demographic factors—telling doctors in granular detail how a new treatment will likely affect many different kinds of patients.

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In addition, getting lifesaving drugs to patients faster may save many lives. The transition to simulated trials will also involve political uncertainty and bureaucratic resistance, but ultimately, the technology's effectiveness will win out.

As a result of these technologies, the old linear models of progress in medicine and longevity will no longer be appropriate. Our natural intuition and a backward-looking view of history suggest that the next twenty years of advances will be roughly like the last twenty, but this ignores the exponential nature of the process. The knowledge that radical life extension is close at hand is spreading. However, most people—doctors and patients—are still unaware of this grand transformation in our ability to reprogram our outdated biology.

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The 2030s will bring another health revolution, which my book on health (coauthored with Terry Grossman, MD) calls the third bridge to radical life extension: medical nanorobots. This intervention will vastly extend the immune system. Our natural immune system, which includes T cells that can intelligently destroy hostile microorganisms, is very effective for many types of pathogens—so much so that we would not live long without it.

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However, it evolved when food and resources were minimal, and most humans had short life spans. If early humans reproduced when young and then died in their twenties, evolution had no reason to favor mutations that could have strengthened the immune system against threats that mainly appear later in life, like cancer and neurodegenerative diseases (often caused by misfolded proteins called prions). Likewise, because many viruses come from livestock, our evolutionary ancestors, who existed before animal domestication, did not evolve strong defenses against them.

Nanorobots will not only be programmed to destroy all types of pathogens but will also be able to treat metabolic diseases. Except for the heart and the brain, our major internal organs put substances into the bloodstream or remove them, and many diseases result from their malfunction. For example, type 1 diabetes is caused by the failure of the pancreatic islet cells to produce insulin.

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Medical nanorobots will monitor the blood supply and increase or decrease various substances, including hormones, nutrients, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and toxins, thus augmenting or even replacing the function of the organs. Using these technologies, by the end of the 2030s, we will be able to overcome diseases and aging.

The 2020s will feature increasingly dramatic pharmaceutical and nutritional discoveries, primarily driven by advanced AI—not enough to cure aging independently, but sufficient to extend many lives long enough to reach the third bridge. And so, by around 2030, the most diligent and informed people will get "longevity escape velocity"—a tipping point at which we can add more than a year to our remaining life expectancy for each calendar year that passes. The sands of time will start running in rather than out.

The fourth bridge to radical life extension is the ability to back up who we are, just as we do routinely with all of our digital information. As we augment our biological neocortex with realistic (albeit much faster) models of the neocortex in the cloud, our thinking will become a hybrid of the biological thinking we are accustomed to today and its digital extension. The digital portion will expand exponentially and ultimately predominate. It will become powerful enough to fully understand, model, and simulate the biological portion, enabling us to back up all our thinking. This scenario will become realistic as we approach the Singularity in the mid-2040s.

The ultimate goal is to put our destiny in our own hands, not in the metaphorical hands of fate—to live as long as we wish. But why would anyone ever choose to die? Research shows that those who take their own lives are typically in unbearable pain, whether physical or emotional. While advances in medicine and neuroscience cannot prevent all of those cases, they will likely make them much rarer.

Once we have backed ourselves up, how could we die, anyway? The cloud already has many backups of all its information, a feature that will be significantly enhanced by the 2040s. Destroying all copies of oneself may be close to impossible. We design mind-backup systems so that a person can easily choose to delete their files (hoping to maximize personal autonomy). In that case, this inherently creates security risks where a person could be tricked or coerced into making such a choice and could increase vulnerability to cyberattacks.

On the other hand, limiting people's ability to control this most intimate of their data impinges on critical freedom. I am optimistic that suitable safeguards can be deployed, much like those that have successfully protected nuclear weapons for decades.

If you restored your mind file after biological death, would you really be restoring yourself? That is not a scientific question but a philosophical one, which we'll have to grapple with during the lifetimes of most people already alive today.

Finally, some have an ethical concern about equity and inequality. A common challenge to these predictions about longevity is that only the wealthy can afford the technologies of radical life extension. My response is to point out the history of the cell phone. You had to be rich to have a mobile phone as recently as thirty years ago, and that device did not work well. Today, there are billions of phones, and they do much more than just make phone calls. They are now memory extenders that let us access almost all human knowledge. Such technologies start out being expensive and need more function. By the time they are perfected, they are affordable to nearly everyone. And the reason is the exponential price-performance improvement inherent in information technologies.

Adapted from The Singularity is Nearer: When We Merge With AI by Ray Kurzweil, published by Viking. Copyright © 2024 by Ray Kurzweil. Reprinted courtesy of Penguin Random House.