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Well, who knows what genetic advances we'll make in 40 years. We squashed a pandemic in two years based on research that had been percolating for ten years. Peo
by okwhateverdude 3y ago
Well, who knows what genetic advances we'll make in 40 years. We squashed a pandemic in two years based on research that had been percolating for ten years. People don't die of old age, they die of ailments that accumulate through age. The more of those we fix, the longer people live. I'm not confident of the 150 number, but larger generational cohorts above 100? You bet.
- quonn 3y agoI have already accounted for that and that‘s why I said 95 and not 75. Take a look at the historical numbers and extrapolate. And that‘s without taking into account that most progress is preventing death at a young age.