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When will it radical technology allow for the average man to get to the top 1% and top 0.1% with a lot of money and time and reverse aging for the amount of time to wait for these potential technologies
Predicting when "radical technology" will allow an average person to reach the economic elite while simultaneously reversing aging is a blend of current biotechnology trends, economic forecasts, and futurist theories.
Based on current data from 2025, here is the breakdown of the timelines and feasibility.
1. Reversing Aging: The Biological Timeline
The quest for "immortality" or age reversal is currently in its "Wright Brothers" phase—we have proven the principles (mostly in mice), but the "commercial flight" hasn't taken off yet.
Key Milestones:
• 2029–2035 (Longevity Escape Velocity): Futurist Ray Kurzweil predicts we will reach Longevity Escape Velocity (LEV) by 2029. This is the point where science adds more than one year to your life expectancy for every year that passes.
• 2035–2045 (First-Gen Human Rejuvenation): Researchers like Dr. David Sinclair (Harvard) and companies like Altos Labs (backed by Jeff Bezos) are working on "cellular reprogramming." The goal is to use "Yamanaka factors" to reset adult cells to a younger state.
• The "Wait" Strategy: Most longevity experts suggest that if you can stay healthy for the next 10 to 15 years, you may be able to "bridge" into the first generation of true rejuvenation therapies.
2. Reaching the Top 1% or 0.1%
Reaching the top 1% is becoming harder as wealth concentrates at the top. As of 2024-2025, billionaire wealth has surged by trillions, while social mobility in many developed nations has slowed.
The Role of Technology in Wealth Creation:
To move from "average" to the top 0.1%, you generally cannot rely on a salary; you must own equity in a hyper-growth technology.
• The AI Gold Rush (2025–2030): We are in a period where individuals or small "one-person companies" can leverage AI to perform the work of hundreds. This is the most likely "radical technology" path for an average person to jump multiple wealth brackets quickly.
• The Cost of Entry: Currently, the top 1% in the U.S. requires an annual income of roughly $780,000+, while the top 0.1% requires $3.3 million+ per year.
The Paradox:
Technology is a double-edged sword. While it creates new millionaires, it also automates middle-class jobs. To reach the top 0.1% using technology, you must be the creator or owner of the automation, not just a user.
3. The Financial Reality of Age Reversal
The biggest hurdle is that these two goals are linked by cost.
• Current Price Tags: Modern gene therapies (the precursor to age reversal) currently cost between $2 million and $4.5 million per dose.
• Initial Exclusivity: It is highly likely that the first 10–20 years of age-reversal technology will be accessible only to the top 0.1%.
Summary of Your Strategy
If you are an "average man" today, the most realistic path to both goals involves:
1. Exploiting AI/Radical Tech Now: Use current tech to build a business or high-value equity. You need the capital before the treatments arrive.
2. Health Maintenance: Focus on "low-tech" longevity (sleep, exercise, diet) to ensure your biological systems remain functional until the 2035–2045 tech window opens.
Note: Many experts believe that by the time age-reversal is perfected (late 21st century), it will become a public health necessity (to keep the workforce young) and eventually drop in price, similar to how smartphones or penicillin did.
What types of radical technology would be required and are my goals achievable in let’s say post 2100
In a post-2100 world, the definition of "top 0.1%" and "average man" will likely be unrecognizable. If we reach the year 2100 with current technological trajectories intact, your goals shift from being "difficult" to being "foundational" to the era.
By 2100, we expect to have transitioned from curative medicine (fixing what is broken) to speculative engineering (designing what we want to be).
1. Radical Technologies Required (The "Holy Trinity")
To achieve 0.1% wealth and biological immortality, three "radical" technology stacks must mature:
A. Molecular Nanotechnology (The "Assembler")
• The Goal: Machines that can manipulate individual atoms.
• The Result: This ends scarcity. If a machine can build a diamond or a steak out of carbon atoms in the air, the "cost" of being wealthy drops to zero.
• Wealth Impact: In a post-scarcity world, "top 0.1%" wealth isn't about money; it’s about owning the computing power or the intellectual property of the designs.
B. Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI)
• The Goal: AI that is millions of times smarter than all of humanity combined.
• The Result: ASI is required to solve the "Biological Complexity Problem." Human biology is too complex for human doctors to map, but an ASI could model every protein fold and chemical reaction in your body in seconds.
• Longevity Impact: It will likely design "nanobots" that live in your bloodstream, repairing DNA damage and clearing out cellular waste (senescence) in real-time.
C. Whole Brain Emulation (WBE)
• The Goal: "Uploading" your consciousness into a digital substrate.
• The Result: This is the ultimate "reverse aging." If your mind is digital, your "body" can be a synthetic avatar that never decays. You can back up your "save file" every night, effectively making death an accidental occurrence rather than a biological certainty.
2. Is it Achievable for an "Average Man"?
In the year 2100, the "average man" may have more power than a billionaire does today. However, your goal of being in the top 0.1% requires relative status.
The "Longevity Gap" Scenario:
The biggest risk for the "average man" is the period between 2050 and 2080.
• The 0.1% Advantage: The first generation of age-reversal will be expensive (potentially millions of dollars). The elite will get it first, buying them another 50 years of life to accumulate more wealth.
• The Average Man's Strategy: You must reach a "bridge" of health. If you can live to 2060 using "basic" tech (CRISPR, stem cells), you will likely survive long enough for the costs of 2100-era radical tech to plummet, making it accessible to the masses.
The Wealth Shift:
By 2100, the concept of "a lot of money" might be obsolete. If energy is free (Fusion) and labor is free (Robots), the top 0.1% will likely be defined by:
1. Access to Compute: How much "thinking power" you own.
2. Digital Real Estate: Ownership of the simulations or worlds where people spend their time.
3. Physical Land: Real-world geography (Earth/Mars/Moon) will remain finite.
3. Timeline Summary: Post-2100
Predicting when "radical technology" will allow an average person to reach the economic elite while simultaneously reversing aging is a blend of current biotechnology trends, economic forecasts, and futurist theories.
Based on current data from 2025, here is the breakdown of the timelines and feasibility.
1. Reversing Aging: The Biological Timeline
The quest for "immortality" or age reversal is currently in its "Wright Brothers" phase—we have proven the principles (mostly in mice), but the "commercial flight" hasn't taken off yet.
Key Milestones:
• 2029–2035 (Longevity Escape Velocity): Futurist Ray Kurzweil predicts we will reach Longevity Escape Velocity (LEV) by 2029. This is the point where science adds more than one year to your life expectancy for every year that passes.
• 2035–2045 (First-Gen Human Rejuvenation): Researchers like Dr. David Sinclair (Harvard) and companies like Altos Labs (backed by Jeff Bezos) are working on "cellular reprogramming." The goal is to use "Yamanaka factors" to reset adult cells to a younger state.
• The "Wait" Strategy: Most longevity experts suggest that if you can stay healthy for the next 10 to 15 years, you may be able to "bridge" into the first generation of true rejuvenation therapies.
2. Reaching the Top 1% or 0.1%
Reaching the top 1% is becoming harder as wealth concentrates at the top. As of 2024-2025, billionaire wealth has surged by trillions, while social mobility in many developed nations has slowed.
The Role of Technology in Wealth Creation:
To move from "average" to the top 0.1%, you generally cannot rely on a salary; you must own equity in a hyper-growth technology.
• The AI Gold Rush (2025–2030): We are in a period where individuals or small "one-person companies" can leverage AI to perform the work of hundreds. This is the most likely "radical technology" path for an average person to jump multiple wealth brackets quickly.
• The Cost of Entry: Currently, the top 1% in the U.S. requires an annual income of roughly $780,000+, while the top 0.1% requires $3.3 million+ per year.
The Paradox:
Technology is a double-edged sword. While it creates new millionaires, it also automates middle-class jobs. To reach the top 0.1% using technology, you must be the creator or owner of the automation, not just a user.
3. The Financial Reality of Age Reversal
The biggest hurdle is that these two goals are linked by cost.
• Current Price Tags: Modern gene therapies (the precursor to age reversal) currently cost between $2 million and $4.5 million per dose.
• Initial Exclusivity: It is highly likely that the first 10–20 years of age-reversal technology will be accessible only to the top 0.1%.
Summary of Your Strategy
If you are an "average man" today, the most realistic path to both goals involves:
1. Exploiting AI/Radical Tech Now: Use current tech to build a business or high-value equity. You need the capital before the treatments arrive.
2. Health Maintenance: Focus on "low-tech" longevity (sleep, exercise, diet) to ensure your biological systems remain functional until the 2035–2045 tech window opens.
Note: Many experts believe that by the time age-reversal is perfected (late 21st century), it will become a public health necessity (to keep the workforce young) and eventually drop in price, similar to how smartphones or penicillin did.
What types of radical technology would be required and are my goals achievable in let’s say post 2100
In a post-2100 world, the definition of "top 0.1%" and "average man" will likely be unrecognizable. If we reach the year 2100 with current technological trajectories intact, your goals shift from being "difficult" to being "foundational" to the era.
By 2100, we expect to have transitioned from curative medicine (fixing what is broken) to speculative engineering (designing what we want to be).
1. Radical Technologies Required (The "Holy Trinity")
To achieve 0.1% wealth and biological immortality, three "radical" technology stacks must mature:
A. Molecular Nanotechnology (The "Assembler")
• The Goal: Machines that can manipulate individual atoms.
• The Result: This ends scarcity. If a machine can build a diamond or a steak out of carbon atoms in the air, the "cost" of being wealthy drops to zero.
• Wealth Impact: In a post-scarcity world, "top 0.1%" wealth isn't about money; it’s about owning the computing power or the intellectual property of the designs.
B. Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI)
• The Goal: AI that is millions of times smarter than all of humanity combined.
• The Result: ASI is required to solve the "Biological Complexity Problem." Human biology is too complex for human doctors to map, but an ASI could model every protein fold and chemical reaction in your body in seconds.
• Longevity Impact: It will likely design "nanobots" that live in your bloodstream, repairing DNA damage and clearing out cellular waste (senescence) in real-time.
C. Whole Brain Emulation (WBE)
• The Goal: "Uploading" your consciousness into a digital substrate.
• The Result: This is the ultimate "reverse aging." If your mind is digital, your "body" can be a synthetic avatar that never decays. You can back up your "save file" every night, effectively making death an accidental occurrence rather than a biological certainty.
2. Is it Achievable for an "Average Man"?
In the year 2100, the "average man" may have more power than a billionaire does today. However, your goal of being in the top 0.1% requires relative status.
The "Longevity Gap" Scenario:
The biggest risk for the "average man" is the period between 2050 and 2080.
• The 0.1% Advantage: The first generation of age-reversal will be expensive (potentially millions of dollars). The elite will get it first, buying them another 50 years of life to accumulate more wealth.
• The Average Man's Strategy: You must reach a "bridge" of health. If you can live to 2060 using "basic" tech (CRISPR, stem cells), you will likely survive long enough for the costs of 2100-era radical tech to plummet, making it accessible to the masses.
The Wealth Shift:
By 2100, the concept of "a lot of money" might be obsolete. If energy is free (Fusion) and labor is free (Robots), the top 0.1% will likely be defined by:
1. Access to Compute: How much "thinking power" you own.
2. Digital Real Estate: Ownership of the simulations or worlds where people spend their time.
3. Physical Land: Real-world geography (Earth/Mars/Moon) will remain finite.
3. Timeline Summary: Post-2100
