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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2024
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I can think of two different ways:
Getting ultra rich won't save you from suffering. It can put it off a little while, but sickness, loss of loved ones, old age, and death come for us all.
Solved by money, there's nearly no sickness in the world that you can't get treated effectively if you pay enough for the privelege.
The rich don't love anyone
We're making great strides on this in the medical sector, also solved by money. We don't have this one truly "solved" yet but I expect a workable solution within 100 years.
Not if you upload yourself to Xitter and get turned into a chatbot!
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