“No. To be honest, after age 80 I think you kind of stop living and you're just trapped in your body. I want to enjoy my old age, but I don't want to drag things out or be a burden on anyone.”

— Cara McConnell, Kansas University sophomore, Lawrence

“No. I would not like to live to see 100. I think even with today's technology, your quality of life is greatly reduced in your 80s and 90s - unless you're rich. I'd be happy to check out at 85.”

— Matthew O'Connell, U.S. Coast Guard instructor, Lawrence

“If I'm in good health, don't rely on anyone for my care and was able to enjoy my life, then absolutely.”

— Mily Salazar, sales associate, Lawrence

“I imagine so. I've always been a bit of an optimist, and I would like to think that the state of the world will continue to improve. So I wouldn't mind being around to see it.”

— Victor Haskins, Kansas Army National Guard, Lawrence