I don't expect any noticeable progress as long as medical regulations assume that people already live forever. Avoidance of risk is an absolute priority, even t

I don't expect any noticeable progress as long as medical regulations assume that people already live forever. Avoidance of risk is an absolute priority, even though under current technology level everybody is certain to die. Collective insanity helped by entrenched interest of big pharma corporations. The only way this changes is if against all odds diy biohacking scene arrives and outright breaks the law by doing human experiments. I got interested a few years ago and concluded until dna synthesis becomes cheap and more reliable for longer sequences it's a pipe dream. That would require a fundamentally new technology (enzymatic dna synthesis?) as current tech is just marginally improved 1970s tech.