Dima Danylevych Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Welcome back Twetch

Hello Twetchers. Im still alive and supporting BSV projects with what I can.

Hope you guys are well too

Anything new and cool coming to Twetch?

The transaction is there (and in my HandCash wallet, but not on Twetch):
https://www.whatsonchain.com/tx/6c99f97f47cecb13fd697fe67062c66bcfc0e21e9bff9d56c684d4025672b112

@92077 Hey guys, does Twetch paymail still work? I just sent BSV to my paymail (13201@twetch.me) but it doesn't show up in my wallet

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Too bad. Would be a cool idea to let Twetch users to multiplay

Does gaming feature still exist on Twetch?

I'll give you a like. You tried :)

There are no Bitcoin forks. There is Bitcoin, and there are forks

Okay, change the setup. Every 10 years you can rejuvenate for 10 years. You can repeat it 100+ times, but you don't have to (your choice to stop). Doesn't cost much and doesn't have any significant side effects.

Of course you can mess something up. You can mess something up EVERY TIME you invent or discover something new. Antibiotics, CRISPR, Space Travel, Computer, Airplane, Cellphone, Twetch, YouNameIt. Should you not do it because you can mess up?

For overpopulation problem I would watch a great video by Hans Rosling (spoiler: not that big of a problem) https://youtu.be/FACK2knC08E

Are we dilutional? We are much bigger than ancient gods already. I don't think their gods walked the moon or were able to observe far distance galaxies. They didn't have tablets and NFT Eggs. They had weapon but nothing close to nuclear weapon.

And the most important, they were fake, and we are real. We are not gods, we are humans, but much upgraded

I don't know the consequences, but I would like to find out (even if it's in 1,000 years)

Mortality is just one of the attributes that makes us humans. I don't even think it's the most important one. For example all animals age and die, but that doesn't make them humans.

Ability to love, to enjoy, to create, to help.. and also ability to hate, to lie, to kill 'for fun'.. there are many more attributes that make us what we are. They won't go anywhere if you could fix aging, and we would still stay humans.

You can still expedience time, you could just have 10x more time to experience.

That's the question. What if humans didn't have to age (or it could be reversed)?

At some point, people could only communicate when they were close, now I can talk to you over the ocean. At some point, people could only walk, now we can fly. At some point people could only walk the Earth, then we walked on the Moon. Everything in our history happened for the first time at some point.

What if you could have your loved ones living 1,000+ too (at least those that want to)?

Everything else I might agree, but why should it be ~100 years for humans? It won't change your overall conclusions if we 10x it.

If you don't age, you can still die from any other cause (car accident, virus, murder, and thousand other causes). If you don't age, you just won't die of aging related problems. Would it make you less human? maybe, but not by much. You can still taste bread and enjoy sex

Aging (even 20-30 years) sucks

I think people did. They were 'immortal' (plus couple extra perks like lightning strike, etc.), and people just called them gods.

You don't need to become god. You just don't need to age, and that's the only difference.

I'm trying to figure out why people would be against it

Why not? Aren't you curious how the world would look like in a thousand years

Maybe, but those words might mean something else, not actual years. Bible has many layers.

In any case, is your answer 'Yes'?

Why despondency? Are you in despondency now? Why would it be so in hundreds of years?

Would you live for 1,000+ years (in the body you have today, or an option to upgrade)?

Making your own mistakes is the best way to gain experience. It's also the most expensive one. Still, there are a few life hacks to make it easier :)

https://twetch.app/t/f6f30d8eb2b49ccbba343678a4561cdcedec89b627030975c3ae9620bffcd6a8

Will things get better in 2023?

Quick on Afghanistan:
Those who're not happy about Americans fleeing Afghanistan have no heart.
Those who're cheering Taliban taking over have no brain.

https://twetch.app/t/b3fc1ffa0cf4d60f5e536bda3e8e231e570a2fe01506654e4591611c18712cac