Not much interesting here. I recommend “The Abolition of Aging” for a good primer on the possibilities of affecting aging (including socio-economic questions).

Not much interesting here. I recommend “The Abolition of Aging” for a good primer on the possibilities of affecting aging (including socio-economic questions). The article mentions both physical limits, and geneticly encoded aging, and argues for the latter. In reality it’s a combination of both. But it doesn’t matter, as we should theoretically be able to affect both.