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The author believes that aging is not inevitable. He suggests supplementing with NAC, one of few anti-aging supplements that actually works. The author also be
by exo-pla-net 5y ago
The author believes that aging is not inevitable. He suggests supplementing with NAC, one of few anti-aging supplements that actually works.
The author also believes that, "it is difficult to escape the inference that powerful people and organizations have engineered this pandemic with deadly intent," believing that Bill Gates' TED talk indicated that he knew that COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) was coming. He thinks that the pandemic was planned to profit the pharmaceutical industry, and that vaccines are sometimes maliciously manufactured to induce infertility.
Take of that what you will.
- bberrry 5y agoThanks for flagging his lunacy. I can't take anything he writes seriously after that.
- bnajdecki 5y agoThanks for pointing out that! Here is the article about the COVID-19 and Bill Gates on the same page: https://joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com/2021/05/10/unthinkable-thoughts/ https://joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com/2021/05/10/unthinkabl...
- zo1 5y ago> "Take of that what you will." And now the article is "flagged" and goodbye discussion about this topic in general.
- exo-pla-net 5y agoMy purpose was to help us avoid wasting time reading long articles written by a person who has evinced poor/compromised critical thinking skills. If longevity research is important to you, you could help push the discussion by submitting something that is: A) interesting B) from a credible source Please do. For what it's worth, I myself believe that increasing human lifespans is immensely important. I'd love to see a trillion dollar budget for it. I think you might be of similar disposition. I'd suggest we're not helping our cause by throwing the spotlight on the people among us with conspiratorial delusions. There are plenty of legitimate and level-headed anti-aging scientists who would serve as better representatives.