Just four years — and it will happen: The physicist gave advice on how to reach immortality

Those who live to 2030 will live forever, the main thing is to avoid an accident. This was stated by the Belarusian physicist Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Vladimir Pavlovich.

The corresponding video was published by the telegram channel "Pool No. 3".

The professor recalled the statement of the famous futurologist from Google Ray Kurzweil, who predicted smartphones, drones and more than 100 other innovations that if a person lives to 2030, he will live forever. According to Kurzweil, by 2030, humanity will reach the so-called second cosmic longevity rate.

"This means that for every year you live, medical science will extend your life by more than a year. This is real science. Recently, we discovered that aging is a disease that can be cured. Many of the recent Nobel prizes have been awarded precisely for this. Jeff Bezos, Sam Altman, Peter Thiel — they all invest billions in companies developing these treatments. There is already a drug that can extend your dog's life by three years, and it will soon be approved. The only way to die is an accident," Pavlovich said, quoted by Pool No. 3.

Pavlovich added that with such prospects, "getting behind the wheel of a car or an airplane would not be the most reasonable decision."

"Because why risk immortality? If this happens, we will live forever. Everyone gets a universal basic income because artificial intelligence and robots do everything. And we have all the time in the world. So yes, just live to 2030 and everything will be fine," says the doctor of physical and mathematical Sciences.

As reported by EADaily, negative thoughts trigger reactions at the cellular level that accelerate the aging process, and also lead to physical and mental illnesses, including malignant ones. This is evidenced by the results of a new scientific study published on the media platform RathBiotaClan (RBC).