humanity

Oh my god .
That news report about the girl hit by a van and left at the side of the road in China.
And the convoluted laws that resulted in discouraging people to help her.

So I was thinking,

Apparently it's possible that within the next 50 years, human lifespans could be increased to 1000 years. So if within the next 1000 years, human lifespans can be increased indefinitely (1000 years = a long time for someone to accumulate knowledge: technology is only limited by the amount of time someone has to advance it before they die (within that 1000 years, lifespans can increase further, and within that extra time, even further, etc.)),
-some people will be young forever, some old forever
-world population: GG resources, GG earth
-death will not be able to be dealt with - others will live indefinitely??
-old people can't retire?

Those will still apply to a smaller extent with any increase in lifespan?

Anyway, I have to go and do a genetics essay based on stats, which I haven't done before, GG. And I'm applying to be a PASS leader (which is like, a tutorial group tutor) and hopefully be a PASS leader next sem.