Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

How long will Larry Ellison live?

Given the advances in medicine, all therapies he's receiving, the mountain of money he's sitting on - what do you think how long is he going to live. It's OK to use AI to get a response, fire away. And dont get me wrong, I do not wish him ill and I hope he has a long and happy life (but as far away from me please).

I'd bet money on 120 years. Also his ilk will probably go over 150.


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Post ID: @OP+1m3my0ss5

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Larry has enough money to access the best doctors, experimental treatments, and pretty much any longevity research available, so I wouldn't be surprised if he makes it well into his 90s or even past 100. But 120 or 150 seems pretty unrealistic. Genetics, biology, and plain old luck still matter, and nobody has figured out how to stop aging. AI might eventually accelerate medical breakthroughs, but there's a big difference between extending a healthy lifespan and somehow making people live forever. Money buys options, not guarantees.

What I find more interesting is whether Larry will ever voluntarily step away from Oracle. He's already built an empire, accumulated more wealth than anyone could reasonably spend, and still seems determined to remain involved in everything. I wouldn't be surprised if he's making major decisions right up until his final days. The bigger question is what happens to Oracle when he's no longer around. So much of the company's identity and direction has been tied to one person for decades. That's a much more interesting question than whether he makes it to 100 or 120.

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Post ID: @1k7+1m3my0ss5

LE must live forever

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Post ID: @1k2+1m3my0ss5

You know how they say the Simpsons predicts everything? He's gotta be Montgomery Burns.....

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Post ID: @1b1+1m3my0ss5

@m0 need a kalshi prediction market pool

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Post ID: @19w+1m3my0ss5

@OP he is immortal just like Elmo and F*ckerberg.

Dump on the other hand, is co-starring in the remake of Weekend at Bernies. He is playing the guy who doesn't say anything.

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Post ID: @18q+1m3my0ss5

Since you guys have way too much time on your hands, here's a new project for you: Look into the couple with a half-century age gap and submit an anonymous tip to ICE. With a gap like that, there has to be a fascinating backstory. Go uncover all their secrets ;0);0);0);0);0)

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Post ID: @m8+1m3my0ss5

@OP Of course Long Long Live till 120, Current wife is only 33! 47-year age GAP
Who can beat that? ;0);0);0);0);0);0)

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Post ID: @m6+1m3my0ss5

Pool. Who goes first? LE or DJT

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Post ID: @m0+1m3my0ss5

@dd A long life and a short life are just moments in eternity.

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Post ID: @ee+1m3my0ss5

@e5 He's investing in these companies

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Post ID: @e6+1m3my0ss5

Cryonics is the low-temperature freezing and storage of human remains in the hope that resurrection may be possible in the future.

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Post ID: @e5+1m3my0ss5

Don't, worry he is planning to be like Mr. House, uploading whatever conscious he has into the Cloud, to keep tormenting everyone.

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Post ID: @e0+1m3my0ss5

Long enough to buy another island and ensure we all are eating our cockroaches in the tiny apartments they will force us to rent for 4k a month.

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Post ID: @dk+1m3my0ss5

I bet that Larry will outlive a lot of us, just saying

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Post ID: @dd+1m3my0ss5

Don't care what he does with software and infrastructure business. Keep him out of Pharma/Medicine... it's kinda late though... He's trying to catch up with cousin Dr. Gates.

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Post ID: @dc+1m3my0ss5

Remember the Silicon Valley show where they showed you where research was decades ago. It's futuristic fiction only for the mainstream.

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Post ID: @db+1m3my0ss5

One lived how he will remembered

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Post ID: @cg+1m3my0ss5

For all we know, he may be one of Ray Kurzweil’s friends and is praying that singularity will come. But before that he’d be happy to get to “longevity escape velocity”. That might explain why Oracle put everything on AI.

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Post ID: @bw+1m3my0ss5

Man is born, man lives, man dies.

And it's all vanity.

You can have the best doctors, therapies and money in the world, but our bodies still wear out. You get on the merry-go-round, you go around, and sooner or later the ride ends.

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Post ID: @af+1m3my0ss5

Time is undefeated. You are born and you will die. Make the most of your time and make sure to leave those whom you meet have positive memories when they think of you. Don't take life too seriously. Always look on the bright side of life :)

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Post ID: @ac+1m3my0ss5

Therapies and medicine can give you a little more time but our bodies just wear out. How he lived his early life will matter too as well as genetics. He wasn't always a billionaire. When he was starting Oracle he worked long hard hours which take a toll.

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Post ID: @a8+1m3my0ss5

120 sounds about right. he will be involved til the last day though.

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Post ID: @a1+1m3my0ss5

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