Okay thanks, I think I understand you better now! Helping people in developing countries and curing aging in not mutually exclusive the way I see it, they can

Okay thanks, I think I understand you better now! Helping people in developing countries and curing aging in not mutually exclusive the way I see it, they can be done in parallel. They also usually require very different skills and usually have different budgets for example. I don't want to take resources away from helping the poor but rather see more focus in the medical world towards aging/longevity. Rather than spending a lot of money on trying to cure (for example) Alzheimer's decease I'd like to see more of those resources spent on trying to solve aging, which seems to be the root cause of Alzheimer's (and many other deceases.) Does that make sense? Or maybe I misunderstood you again.