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This kind of armchair criticism is really frustrating to see. Here, you have a company tackling arguably the most important and devastating problem humanity has
by xvector 5y ago
This kind of armchair criticism is really frustrating to see. Here, you have a company tackling arguably the most important and devastating problem humanity has ever faced. At least they are doing something that helps humanity solve aging, where almost no one else is.
Who cares if it's capitalist-driven? It's not like governments don't, or never, had the opportunity to attempt to tackle the same problem - they simply never took it, focusing on the trivial day-to-day issues, while overwhelmed with bureaucratic tape. And it's not like nonprofits attempting to solve the same problem don't exist either (https://www.sens.org/ https://www.sens.org/, https://www.lifespan.io/ https://www.lifespan.io/), with limited success. A massive financial juggernaut backing this initiative is exactly what it needs.
What other solution do you propose?