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>And glad the research suggests it. The article is actually arguing against aging being inevitable (in the article, "My answer may be right or wrong" and below
by axiom92 5y ago
>And glad the research suggests it.
The article is actually arguing against aging being inevitable (in the article, "My answer may be right or wrong" and below).
The author also links to a blog titled "Age reduction breakthrough"~[1].
[1] https://joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com/2020/05/11/age-reduction-breakthrough/ https://joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com/2020/05/11/age-reduct...
- axaxs 5y agoHe admits it's a minority opinion, though. It seems based on a little research and a lot of theory, for the time being. I actually like the entropy comment a lot. Cancer seems to be the great equalizer. The biggest things we can do today to extend life reliably are a) cure cancer, b) lab grow vital organs, and everything that goes along with that, and c) clear arteries. That would by far extend our lives, without looking to theories and such.