How To Live To 150: The Science & Tech Of Growing Young | Lifespan.io Interview

[@LifespanIO]

When living to 150 will become a casual thing?

[@VitosVibe]

This depends on society demand, so far people need new phones not longevity gadgets..

[@thomasruhm1677]

It should take about seventy years, because there are not so many people who are over eighty.

[@jeffrush4959]

@@nikw3026 Take him out like kill him? Who's trying to do that? Life extension is still below the radar for average folk. We're not to the Long Lifer Wars yet.

[@samuelyuri645]

My guess is 2045

[@jennyshanespitler4033]

How much is your book? I’m interested to buy thanks doc Sergey

[@BrentNally]

Fantastic video! Huge thanks to Sergey, Elena & LEAF for this inspirational content!

[@mylesberdock8909]

To 150 and BEYOND!

[@longevityculture]

Thank you, Sergey for a wonderful interview and a great book! I absolutely loved the picture of the ageless future that is included in your book, and all those awesome stories about medical innovations that you included.

[@mistwalker11]

Go go go! To 150 and beyond! :)

[@samuelyuri645]

Great News! I want to live more than 200 years and I'm looking forward to see good advances in longevity in the next ten years.

[@Funkster64]

I'm surprised that his list of top technologies didn't include epigenetic reprogramming. If your genes aren't activated, there wouldn't even be a point to modifying them, for instance... Regardless - it's great that he's helping with the financing that's necessary for a lot of the research to actually happen!

[@Geroscientist]

Sergey seems like a great dude, I get good vibes from him

[@visitor762]

Agreed on inefficiency of US health system, it is just a disaster …

[@toby-xo6rb]

Looking forward to your review of Dr. Harold Katcher's new book and his work on E5 ... you are strangely quiet about this.

[@nozhki-busha]

We have been sent a review copy of the book and we are evaluating it with a view to potentially writing a review. We have been a bit busy with the conference but it's on the to do list.

[@nozhki-busha]

Good interview and an interesting vision of where humanity might go in the future.

[@patterns7953]

💛💛💛

[@JaTikvan]

,)) the question is who is right- error theory or programmed theory. I lean more towards programmed theory ,))

[@nozhki-busha]

Why not both? Hallmarks of aging pretty much resolves that debate as it contains both damage/error and programmed elements.

[@jackwilliamatkins5602]

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