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Science can now offer people a life expectancy of close to one hundred years or ‎even more. Some people view it in a positive light, but others believe it creates ‎some problems. Discuss both views, and give your own opinion.

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It is frequently believed that advancements in science will eventually lead the public ‎on the
planet
 to have a lifespan of about a century or even more than that. While ‎some public agrees with
this
, there are others who strongly disagree with it. In my ‎opinion,
this
 increase in the lifespan of humans will aggravate the existing
planet
 ‎problems
further
.‎ On the one hand, some believe that the public should live for 100 years or even ‎more than that as it will help them to stay with their loved ones for an extended ‎period of time . As there will be fewer deaths, the
planet
 will be a better place to ‎live in with no sorrows and sadness over the death of the near ones.
Moreover
, ‎the life span of the intelligent and genius public can be extended which will help ‎nature get a more knowledgeable public and they can offer their guidance through ‎their experiences of life to the upcoming generations.‎
However
, the aforementioned benefits are negligible when we consider the ‎downsides of living forever. To start with, after the community reach the age of 75 or 80 ‎they have hardly anything left to do or experience.
This
 will make their lives ‎monotonous.
In addition
,
this
 trend will lead to population explosion and will be ‎detrimental to already existing global problems like food shortage, pollution and ‎global warming, water crisis, accommodation issues and traffic congestion to ‎mention some. The
planet
 resources will be depleted at a much faster rate with ‎more public simultaneously consuming them. Another aspect to
this
 is that with ‎more proportion of the population in the elderly group the government will need ‎to invest more for social benefits of old public and
this
 will affect the economy of ‎the nation.‎ To conclude, the public may vary in their opinion, but I think that science should not ‎go against the law of nature and extend the lifespan of humans as it will worsen ‎the economy and environment of the
planet
. ‎
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