Well, if you were you wouldn't be suggesting present life expectancy could only be raised to 150 if people were to be hooked up to machines.
"However, with a healthy lifestyle, modern medical treatment and some good luck avoiding disease and accident it is possible today to live an active lifestyle beyond 80 and up to about 100. But beyond that we are simply not designed to go."
And your opinion is based on what? It is contradicted by many people who are specialists in the field of aging.
You're saying you know more than these Professors of Medicine, Geriatrics et al?
