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100 Years from Now!

Started by Princess of Hearts, September 06, 2011, 04:44:10 PM

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Princess of Hearts

It is obvious that FTMs want what mtfs have and vice versa.   Mtf's are terrified that people will notice their darkening five'o'clock chin.  While FTMs would dance with joy if they had Desperate Dan's whiskers.    FTMs do everything to disguise their breasts while mtfs want people to notice theirs.*  FTMs sigh and wish that they could be taller and have broader shoulders while mts wail 'why did I have to be so tall?  Why am I built like a American football player'?

Do you think 100+ years from now that science will be able to transfer heads from one body to another?   In the future perhaps an ftm and an mtf could arrange to swap bodies?   Then mtf's would only need to remove their facial hair and try and feminise their voices.  FTMs would be in an even better position.  They would have a functional penis(watch out that little chubby guy has a mind of its own, and can spring to life at embarrassing moments, you have to learn how to control it)the only downside for them would be their voices, at least initially.

So can you see this ever happening?   Don't forget things thought impossible in the past can be done today.   Space travel for example.  Did you know that it used to take six months for the convict ships to sail from Britain to Australia?  Today you can get there in under 24 hours, so anything is possible.

* not always and up to a point.
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Devlyn

Yes! All of these things will be possible in 100 years! Sadly, I'll be dead of old age!
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Amazon D

If the human population doesn't stop our world will be inundated from polution and lack of food etc etc and humans won't even be here.

google "crash course"

As for your question: I think people will be able to download their thoughts into a new body with a empty mind ready for the download. We will have new bodies we generate thru biotechnology. There will be no death unless a person decides to put their mental tape into a furnace and destroy it. There will not be any new births. Well maybe a few special peoples will be allowed to preserve the ability to reproduce as they do today. Those people will live in zoo type settings and the rest will just turn in their old bodies and get a new one and no one will look older than say 30 years old. The new bodies we get will all be about 18 yrs old ready for our downloads to last until they are about 30 yrs old. Only the rare ones living in zoo settings will be allowed to live like people today.
I'm an Amazon womyn + very butch + respecting MWMF since 1999 unless invited. + I AM A HIPPIE

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lauren3

I honestly don't really like the idea. I like the concept of switching bodies.. but really - even if magically switched bodies with an FTM - I wouldn't be looking in the mirror at me anymore. I'd be looking at a stranger. I don't like that, it scares me a bit. No one would recognise me, or really be able to relate. The person I was would be permanently gone forever. No-one would see them again that knew me before the 'switch'. At least with a successful transition, you are still 'you', if that makes sense.

It won't come to those extremes anyway, because over the next hundred years - trans* people will gain equal rights with their cis counterparts. I predict a similar movement to that of the LGB and Women's movement from the 20th Century. Trans* people will be viewed as normal within society, and we will no longer be looked at with such disdain, such misunderstanding and discrimination from an ignorant public. Transitioning will be greeted with wide acceptance and the difficulties that face us today will not be an issue any more. ->-bleeped-<- will be studied extensively in school as a requirement - with no cissexism. Trans* people will be more prominent and influential in society.

Compare the acceptance of the LG community today with the 60s and 70s. There is far greater acceptance (at least in Western society) since then. Even though there are many issues for the LGB community to overcome in regards to equal treatment and marriage rights, they are in a far favourable position than the trans* people they claim to thoroughly support. We are misunderstood and discriminated against like no other. There is really no comparison between us and the LGB community.. We are still 30 years behind in regards to rights and equal treatment within our communities, within our nations, within the media etc etc.
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Lisbeth

Sounds like Ghost in the Shell. There's always good and bad together.
"Anyone who attempts to play the 'real transsexual' card should be summarily dismissed, as they are merely engaging in name calling rather than serious debate."
--Julia Serano

http://juliaserano.blogspot.com/2011/09/transsexual-versus-transgender.html
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Princess of Hearts

Sorry my mistake.  What I meant was your head and neck would be surgically removed and transplanted on to your opposite genetic gender body.  This would of course require a huge amount of skill on the part of the surgical team, just think of all those nerves that need to be connect?  Your head and neck would be on the body of your ftm partner and his head would be attached to your body.  It's a head transplant.

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Princess of Hearts

Just think if you could travel back in time and talk with our mtf sisters of 1911 and tell them that one day you could develop breasts, and remove facial hair and even remove your male genitals, they would not believe you for a moment.  It would seem as unthinkable as head transplantation seems to us today.  And yet we are living in a world were physical feminisation pills and surgery are commonplace.





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Lily

I think a better way would be to grow a body with a blank mind in a tank, and then place your brain inside it. The body would have growth acceleration while in the tank, so a "20 year old" body would only take a few years to develop.

Of course such a thing would mainly be used by older people wanting young bodies so they could live longer, but trans people could make good use of it too.

Also, since this is the future and all, I would have a jetpack and a bowl of zero calorie bacon.
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Princess of Hearts

Quote from: Lily on September 06, 2011, 10:40:40 PM
a bowl of zero calorie bacon.

Don't concern yourself with calories or calorie counting.   Fat will make you thin and carbohydrate will make you fat.

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AmySmiles

I'd rather just have my swarm of nanobots reconstruct my own body to my specifications.  I've never liked the idea of switching with someone else, it wouldn't feel like it was mine no matter how long I lived in it.
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A_Dresden_Doll

Quote from: AmySmiles on September 06, 2011, 10:50:56 PM
I'd rather just have my swarm of nanobots reconstruct my own body to my specifications.  I've never liked the idea of switching with someone else, it wouldn't feel like it was mine no matter how long I lived in it.

I would do that, too, except I'd change my last name to Jensen, and wear sunglasses ANY time of the day.
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annette

Maybe it's possible by than, but I think people who are living now are too impatience to wait for that surgical technology.
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Amazon D

Quote from: Princess of Hearts on September 06, 2011, 08:58:42 PM
Sorry my mistake.  What I meant was your head and neck would be surgically removed and transplanted on to your opposite genetic gender body.  This would of course require a huge amount of skill on the part of the surgical team, just think of all those nerves that need to be connect?  Your head and neck would be on the body of your ftm partner and his head would be attached to your body.  It's a head transplant.

Well for me changing my head was the most expensive part. However, if i could have done it when i was younger like 13 that would have been ok. I cost a fortune from the neck up. 3 FFS 10 months of electro since i had redish blonde facial hairs and teeth cost me 3 times my GRS.  The lower half was the least of my cost.
I'm an Amazon womyn + very butch + respecting MWMF since 1999 unless invited. + I AM A HIPPIE

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valyn_faer

Quote from: AmySmiles on September 06, 2011, 10:50:56 PM
I'd rather just have my swarm of nanobots reconstruct my own body to my specifications.  I've never liked the idea of switching with someone else, it wouldn't feel like it was mine no matter how long I lived in it.

Yes! Nano technology! The thing is, if everyone looked young and beautiful, subcultures would develop that would use the nano tech to make their bodies look old, or to modify their bodies in outlandish ways for shock value. Body fashion trends would develop and they would change as arbitrarily as clothing fashion trends. And if you could easily change what age your body looks, then people would probably change back and forth. Cis people would probably experiment with changing their sex as well, which would be interesting. Then you'd have the religious fundamentalists that would reject the technology and would mount terrorist attacks against all us nano-infused people.
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AprilAero

well we are still waiting on the flying cars that the Jetsons said we would have by 2000, so maybe you can't really put an exact date on when something would happen, I think things would be very different like to transition you would get into this big tube standing up and these rings would go up and down and they would beam a "virus" into your body that would femininize your entire body over the course of about 2 years, I think it would be important to it be a gradual process , so that it would not induce shock to the body and allow the persons emotions to develop during the transition period, because I feel that transitioning is a journey.

This Virus would rewrite your DNA to change your gender in the DNA this would change in the first few days.

Your boy parts would start slowly turning  into girl parts like 7 months in and would be completely female between 11 to 13 months in.

breasts would take the most time to reach full size.

I think having things this way would be more natural than just going from one gender to the other in a blink of an eye.

It would also work in reverse. so if a female wanted to became male she could, and if someone gets fully transitioned and realises it was a mistake they can go back.
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Joelene9

  To morbid to me, a lot of anti-rejection methods will apply there.  The body changes alone are satisfying to me.  We may not have the energy resources in the future to do such things.  Out most efficient solar cells and wind turbine blades needs lots of fossil fuel energy to make and lots of real estate to generate energy.  Fossil fuels still have more more energy available than wind or solar, which are weather dependant.  Fossil fuel reserves are vast, but finite.  Our world population will hit a peak then crash like lemmings and everything else in nature.  This despite our brains. 
  Fooling with the genome will just make our gene pool much shallower and humankind may perish due to the lack of defenses the future human body will have against the ever changing threats to it.  Homosexuality, transgender and even intersex will not be an issue in those times, the genome eugenics will take care of that.  These defects will not be born nor be allowed to continue, like they used to destroy defective Thoroughbred puppies in the past. 
  Joelene
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Anatta

Kia Ora,

::) The way things are progressing so rapidly and what with all the chemicals floating around in our atmosphere, water, soil, etc... In a hundred years from now there might not be gender identity as we know it...

::) The concept of "I" will no longer exist, we will all be just pure unpolluted consciousness  ;) ;D

Metta Zenda :)
"The most essential method which includes all other methods is beholding the mind. The mind is the root from which all things grow. If you can understand the mind, everything else is included !"   :icon_yes:
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valyn_faer

Apparently scientists discovered a bacteria that can turn cellulosic materials, such as the vast amount of paper we throw out each year, into butanol, a gasoline alternative. Hooray for science!

http://news.yahoo.com/bacteria-now-turn-newspapers-gasoline-alternative-223348158.html
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AprilAero

Quote from: valyn_faer on September 08, 2011, 10:11:34 AM
Apparently scientists discovered a bacteria that can turn cellulosic materials, such as the vast amount of paper we throw out each year, into butanol, a gasoline alternative. Hooray for science!

http://news.yahoo.com/bacteria-now-turn-newspapers-gasoline-alternative-223348158.html

yes it is amazing the wonders that science brings us. The fact that I am able to take hormones to feminize my body is due to Science , I am so happy for that.
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tekla

Fat will make you thin and carbohydrate will make you fat.

Smoking is good for you, and drinking also improves your driving. 
FIGHT APATHY!, or don't...
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