Even if we completely solve aging as a physiological phenomenon, we will still have to consider aging as a social one. In fact, we may have to understand aging

Even if we completely solve aging as a physiological phenomenon, we will still have to consider aging as a social one. In fact, we may have to understand aging better, not worse. What does it mean when you're 70 and have spent the first 50 years in a relationship that dissolves? Does that change whether you're in the body of a 70 or a 20 year old? Further, accepting the current reality of aging does not mean that the same people are offended by longevity research. These are unrelated issues.