Founder, futurist, transhumanist. I write and build around longevity.
Joined February 2023
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Aging is about to be cured.
Not in the next few decades.
In the 2030s.
I predict that the cure for aging will be found by 2035, possibly sooner.
I write (and build) around longevity, the cure for aging, and how we all can live longer, healthier lives.
Aging will potentially be cured within the next decade, and your only job is to still be here when it happens.
An “old” calendar age will become the advantage in a post-aging society.
The older you are, the more experienced and (hopefully) the more wisdom.
Your own personal longevity AI will be how we can achieve personalized healthy life extension.
Longevity Grok, a.k.a. your personal longevity superintelligence (PLSI), is an open-source multi-agent workhorse designed to keep you alive & healthy for as long as possible. A collaborative effort from @InSilicoMeds & the Sinclair Lab @harvardmed. Visit longevitygrok.si
Dan Stark retweeted
your brain doesn't age because of time. It ages because of repetition. the more predictable your days become, the faster your neurons quiet down.
your brain builds neural pathways based on experience. new experiences create new connections. repetition strengthens old ones. but when you repeat the same patterns for years, your brain stops building. that's why time feels faster as you age. your brain stops encoding new memories. it just references old ones. a year at 40 feels shorter than a year at 10, because at 10, everything was new. at 40, everything is familiar. but neuroplasticity doesn't stop. you can still grow new neurons. you can still learn. you can still change. you just have to break the loop. your brain will wake up. and time will slow down again.
You are not going to die.
If you are a healthy person under ~50, you are probably not going to have to experience death.
Play your cards right: Stay alive and healthy for the next few decades and keep your health in check.
And you will have the opportunity to decline death.
Solving aging will give everyone that wants to indefinite time to experience all that life has to offer and to work on countless of projects that they want to work on and accomplish.
This is one of my personal reasons for going after longevity and the cure for aging first before everything else.
Go after the root cause, not the byproduct
Cure cancer completely and average lifespan goes up about 3 years.
Three.
Not because cancer is not brutal. It is because something else is already waiting behind it.
That is the part most people miss. The diseases show up late. *Aging* is the process running underneath all of them.
Go after the hallmarks of aging and you are not preventing one disease. You are delaying the whole queue.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
I do all my work for the future of humanity.
For a future that is without any diseases (including aging)
For a future where death is optional.
Where humanity is an immortal and thriving species.