Russian translation: th-cam.com/video/ItIF47pGi68/w-d-xo.html. The author of the best comment will win Aubrey's book "Ending Aging" with his autograph. You can also win a copy of his book if you repost this VK post: vk.com/wall-96047932_17446 0:16 - Aubrey and Mustreader drink vodka 2:46 - How to fight aging? 4:43 - On stem cell therapy 5:49 - Which audibooks inspire Mustreader? 8:01 - How will brain diseases be cured? 10:04 - Aubrey does nothing for his health 11:29 - Don’t biohack yourself 14:05 - Why do people live longer now than before? 16:47 - What will help us end aging? 19:44 - Not only rich people will extend their lives 21:23 - Goverments want citizens to live longer 24:39 - Overpopulation is a myth 26:04 - There will be enough food and water for all 29:15 - Immortality and ending aging are not the same 33:48 - Russians treat the idea of ending aging well 38:03 - When will we stop aging? 39:29 - What to do now to live longer than 100 years? 41:57 - On cryonics 46:28 - Contest
Lol I swear, Aubrey's appearance and voice during the whole conversation was kinda reminding me of Gandalf. But only now, I read and realized the rest of the name being "De Grey" when I read your comment! Like wow! Such a coincidence! This man is probably secretly a professional live action role player!
Another great interview with the world's most famous pioneering scientist Dr. Aubrey de Grey! I'm always amazed at Aubrey's ability to respond to difficult questions. His knowledge in this area of molecular biology gives him the confidence to speak fluently and confident on these topics with great ease. Thank's Aubrey for your continued efforts to improve greatly improve health for everyone on the planet and helping mankind finally reach Longevity Escape Velocity! The world will change for the better when mankind reaches this great milestone!
Thank you, Tony, for being inspiring yourself. I agree with everything you wrote. Aubrey is an amazing person and pioneer of the possibilities for longevity. I couldn't be happier that there are individuals like him on this planet. Stay awesome!
We need similar visionary thinking in every field that can give mankind an affluent and prosperous earth as soon as possible. Only great prosperity can give us these therapies faster.
Aubrey de Grey is Elon Musk in medicine, namely gerontology. He changes the way we perceive it and makes new possibilities feel real and then come real.
Do you think that donating just $1 per month would make your current lifestyle impossible to sustain? If not, donate just $1 per month, like I do, because your donation, summed up to all the other small donations, will increase the power of the SENS research foundation to save you, and who you love now and in the future, from the tragic suffering of old age. It makes sense, doesn't it? :-)
@@taylor_tony True, but just similarly to the small effect the donation would have on my financial situation, it would have small effect for the foundation, so I would prefer to invest in myself at this point :) But donating to SENS is definitely a thing I'm looking forward to in the nearest future
I thoroughly enjoy listening to de Grey speak. Most of the arguments against ending ageing can be solved through technology and research. This is something I have been saying for years. How often do you think he has answered the same questions and still you can hear the passion in his voice when he speaks about longevity.
Special thanks to Alex Kadet from Open Longevity for making this interview happen! By the way, subscribe to Alex on Facebook: facebook.com/alexey.kadet.5
Просто я знаю, что у меня много подписчиков свободно владеют англ языком. А для кого-то это будет поводом попрактиковаться в аудировании) сам я, кстати, всегда англоязычные фильмы, сериалы и интервью смотрю только в оригинале, не люблю дубляж
@@BookChel Я тоже стараюсь смотреть всё на английском, но далеко не все сервисы по покупке фильмов и сериалов предоставляют такую возможность. Где ты обычно смотришь?
Person 1: No, I'm not doing that. I'm not watching Book Person episode all at once. I like to enjoy the episode, to carefully think over every thought given in the show Person 2: But we in Russia we have harsh conditions of living, there might be no Internet tomorrow. We don't enjoy it, we watch it all at once to make... at least to make our hearts beat faster while we can, you know
Great to hear that stem cell therapies are being tested for Parkinson's. Best news since 23andMe had informed me I was at risk. :) Inspiring guy all around, btw, thanks for the interview.
I've been watching this guy give these interviews for ten years. He's great at explaining it, but are we any closer to curing aging? I'd love to see the progress that has been made and how close we are to achieving escape velocity.
Due to the explosion in aging research in Silicon Valley and the billions being poured into it, Aubrey has recently moved his escape velocity date from 20 years in the future to 18 years. There are now well-funded spin-off companies for nearly every aspect of SENS' causes of aging. That wasn't the case even a year ago.
Aubrey is also a mathematician who solved a very complicated problem a few months ago. I was surprised when he showed up in the news for something other than biotech
Like Bunin: Aubrey is extremely proficient in making people conscious on the problems, long given up on. P.S. (not related to the book contest) To be extremely honest, Aubrey is a kind of the person i look up to. I am fascinated, how he is able to answer every question people throw at him, while not making a single stutter or sign of uncertainty. I am an extremely open minded person (so to speak) when it comes to aging problems, but even if i was the most conservative version of me, this guy would definitely have his points.
more benefits of this medicine-in-progress: * might provide a sense of permanence, that I believe humans have always been searching for; * might engage older folk in the climate change debate; * might promote the status of the elderly; * might reduce the need for expensive and (for some) challenging childbirth in underpopulated nations, thereby decreasing the need for equally costly 'education'. (Apologies if my enthusiasm is a little too much, Dr de Grey).
👍🏼to your comment. My 1st reaction was to say, most of us will pull more triggers and worry less about the consequences of our actions because we'll have more time to not have those mistakes control our futures. More time to live and less to be overly vautious.
Привет Мастридеру из Дании! Во первых, у тебя очень интересный канал, так что продолжай в том же духе:) Во вторых, обязан тебе рекомендовать Neil Stephenson - эта такая интересная смесь scifi, cyberpunk, thriller и исторического жанра. Он ещё к тому же футурист, работал у Blue Origin и многое другое... Обезательно прочитай, и порекомендуй, (можно прямо в этом порядке) Cryptonomicon, The Baroque Cycle, Seveneves, Reamde, Fall or Dodge in Hell... Не знаю насчёт переводов, но для тебя это не проблема. Обещаю что не пожалеешь!
Привет! Круто, рад, что даже в до Дании мой контент добрался) Криптономикон давно в моем ридлисте, поставлю в приоритет! И за остальные рекомендации спасибо)
I think theirs an element of truth to what aubrey says about people not wanting to get their hopes up but I also genuinely think that people are so apathetic that even if they did know that they would never get old would probably just shrug their shoulders - most people I think don't love life enough to care enough about doing something to live indefinitely - they don't want to get sick obviously but their lives show no signs of getting better so nothing is done about it
I wish Aubrey success, but if medicine has taught us anything, it suggests fixing the symptom, doesn't help much in the long run. For example, removing the plaques and tangles has not proven to be effective in curing Alzheimer's. Would love to hear Aubrey's take on Michael Rose's Hamilton Theory that suggests hundreds of genes become maladaptive as you age (see his interview on the Anti-Aging Hacks podcast). Also, Bret Weinstein has a great summary of George Williams' antagonistic pleiotropy theory of aging on The Portal Podcast (59m mark), where the Hayflick limit is described as a protection should a cell divide uncontrollably. Interestingly, unlike Michael, Bret suggests that ONLY JAX mice have long telomeres and short lives, all other mice have short telomeres and short lives.. thus the lab mice have evolved for early reproduction and quickly die of cancer.
hope aubrey starts taking better care of himself accumulation eventually does catch up and things start to not work as they used to. im sure he knows that.
31:48 Aubrey : "They will care about infection and pandemic when that becomes the major potential risk of death ..." Few moths lateuuuurrr welcome corona welcome
Учил в школе и с репетитором (родители у меня были небогатые, но в мое образование последние деньги вкладывали, за что им спасибо). Потом еще сам стал активно заниматься, учить язык по книгам, учебникам, рок- и рэп-трекам, фильмам и сериалам. Потом еще в МГИМО учил, плюс в путешествиях. И на работе долгое время ежедневно им пользовался и прокачивался. Плюс подрабатывал репетитором и переводчиком и издал одну юридическую книгу на английском. Как-то так)
Dont you know these scientist salesmen dont pay others, they receive. Just kidding. No but seriously, I've been trying convince these labs to diversify and sell other easier therapies not necessarily associated with gerontology. Need to bring in more $ on the side once tech tycoons stop donating.
Мастридер, ты специально использовал ход с водкой и историю, что у нас в России все не так хорошо, мы не наслаждаемся, а сразу шотом пьем? Не знаю, что было у тебя на уме, но со стороны слегка видится стереотипы и снобизм. Объясни пожалуйста зрителям, что ты имел в виду?
This Vodka nonsense is pretty embarrassing. Why do Russian keep doing that? Do you really want to be thought of as drunks? Certainly, your culture has more to offer than that.
The philosophical problem of extending life expectancy is not the overpopulation of the planet, but the threat of reducing the birth of new people - children. It loses meaning to raise children when it is necessary to live, dealing only with itself and the problem of increasing the duration of your life.
Arguing for the rights of people who only exist in potential is not an excuse for letting people die from age-related diseases when we might do something about it. Someone alive now has more right to remain alive than a person who is not and may never be born. There is no philosophical problem here because the defeat of aging does not mean people will not die anyway.
Jansen , «Someone alive now has more right to remain alive than a person who is not and may never be born.” - it’s very dangerous phrase... think about it.
Besides, what didn't work for him? He hasn't taken anything. It's like saying to Neil Armstrong or Yuri Gagarin while they were preparing for space "Haha you are still on earth right now so you are just talking nonsense".
@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 exactly, the medicines hes talking about are going through trials. And besides, biological age is much more important than chronological age
@@HD-uh7nj Well the things in trial are just the tip of the upper layer of the iceberg. Getting noticable improvement in real people is going to take a multi trillion dollar effort by the entire human race and he is simply argueing for that strategy and making some individual scientific studies in that huge effort, while trying to kickstart such investment through clear proofs in mice models.
There seems to be more comments about his beard his age than anything of of sustenance. Maybe if he did shave it maybe everybody would stop being hypnotized and make a valid argument. HashtagAgeingIsADisability
I see you didnt comment about anything on what he spoke on but rather his appearance. Do you have anything to say about his message? You read carefully and see I commented on your remark on his age and this Russian commenter talking about his beard. Just take a few minutes to go over comments anytime Dr. deGrey speaks on a channel and you may notice more comments about his appearance than anything else. My question to you is why comment about him looking older than your mother? What's so enlightening about that?
@@curtseed11 Here's what: show, don't tell. I'm also a fan of anti-ageing science, but I'd appreciate more some real result that people can use, rather than just discussing strategies & future projections.
Rejecting and scoffed at by the builders, Aubrey de Grey will become the chief cornerstone of the Temple of the New Earth. If the Temple is the body, isn't he doing the holiest work of all?
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Russian translation: th-cam.com/video/ItIF47pGi68/w-d-xo.html. The author of the best comment will win Aubrey's book "Ending Aging" with his autograph. You can also win a copy of his book if you repost this VK post: vk.com/wall-96047932_17446
0:16 - Aubrey and Mustreader drink vodka
2:46 - How to fight aging?
4:43 - On stem cell therapy
5:49 - Which audibooks inspire Mustreader?
8:01 - How will brain diseases be cured?
10:04 - Aubrey does nothing for his health
11:29 - Don’t biohack yourself
14:05 - Why do people live longer now than before?
16:47 - What will help us end aging?
19:44 - Not only rich people will extend their lives
21:23 - Goverments want citizens to live longer
24:39 - Overpopulation is a myth
26:04 - There will be enough food and water for all
29:15 - Immortality and ending aging are not the same
33:48 - Russians treat the idea of ending aging well
38:03 - When will we stop aging?
39:29 - What to do now to live longer than 100 years?
41:57 - On cryonics
46:28 - Contest
When I have anxiety, it makes me calm to just watch Aubrey, being immortal is the best thing!!!!!
Heh, I also watch him to find calm, to find a bit of hope in this mortal life :)
I know right! It's like empathy with your hypothetical immortal self.
Where has the research reached?
@@mid7699 bioviva and metformin.
@@leynad_4485 www.change.org/p/world-economic-forum-recognize-human-aging-as-a-global-risk?US%3A3&recruiter=1132099491&
Aging: I will siphon every last drop of life out of you!
Aubrey the Grey: YOU SHALL NOT PAAASSSS!
Someone needs to make Aubrey the Grey shirts.
LOL!
Lol I swear, Aubrey's appearance and voice during the whole conversation was kinda reminding me of Gandalf.
But only now, I read and realized the rest of the name being "De Grey" when I read your comment!
Like wow! Such a coincidence!
This man is probably secretly a professional live action role player!
You thall not paaaathh
Another great interview with the world's most famous pioneering scientist Dr. Aubrey de Grey! I'm always amazed at Aubrey's ability to respond to difficult questions. His knowledge in this area of molecular biology gives him the confidence to speak fluently and confident on these topics with great ease. Thank's Aubrey for your continued efforts to improve greatly improve health for everyone on the planet and helping mankind finally reach Longevity Escape Velocity! The world will change for the better when mankind reaches this great milestone!
Thank you, Tony, for being inspiring yourself. I agree with everything you wrote. Aubrey is an amazing person and pioneer of the possibilities for longevity. I couldn't be happier that there are individuals like him on this planet. Stay awesome!
We need similar visionary thinking in every field that can give mankind an affluent and prosperous earth as soon as possible. Only great prosperity can give us these therapies faster.
www.change.org/p/world-economic-forum-recognize-human-aging-as-a-global-risk?US%3A3&recruiter=1132099491&
Aubrey de Grey is Elon Musk in medicine, namely gerontology. He changes the way we perceive it and makes new possibilities feel real and then come real.
If you are a donor to the SENS foundation as me, thanks for being you 🙂
@@taylor_tony Not yet, just a student here, but it greatly influenced my choice of education🙂
Do you think that donating just $1 per month would make your current lifestyle impossible to sustain?
If not, donate just $1 per month, like I do, because your donation, summed up to all the other small donations, will increase the power of the SENS research foundation to save you, and who you love now and in the future, from the tragic suffering of old age.
It makes sense, doesn't it? :-)
@@taylor_tony True, but just similarly to the small effect the donation would have on my financial situation, it would have small effect for the foundation, so I would prefer to invest in myself at this point :) But donating to SENS is definitely a thing I'm looking forward to in the nearest future
@@ei390 I totally disagree with your decision, but I don't have time to persuade you to change your mind. Said so, I wish you the best :-)
I thoroughly enjoy listening to de Grey speak. Most of the arguments against ending ageing can be solved through technology and research. This is something I have been saying for years. How often do you think he has answered the same questions and still you can hear the passion in his voice when he speaks about longevity.
Where has the research reached?
Special thanks to Alex Kadet from Open Longevity for making this interview happen! By the way, subscribe to Alex on Facebook: facebook.com/alexey.kadet.5
Респект, что выкладываешь оба варианта интервью. Надеюсь, что однажды так будут делать все!
Просто я знаю, что у меня много подписчиков свободно владеют англ языком. А для кого-то это будет поводом попрактиковаться в аудировании) сам я, кстати, всегда англоязычные фильмы, сериалы и интервью смотрю только в оригинале, не люблю дубляж
@@BookChel Я тоже стараюсь смотреть всё на английском, но далеко не все сервисы по покупке фильмов и сериалов предоставляют такую возможность. Где ты обычно смотришь?
@@ИгорьКуликов-н9щ либо на нетфликсе, либо на торрентах) покупать все подписки дорого, увы
Person 1: No, I'm not doing that. I'm not watching Book Person episode all at once. I like to enjoy the episode, to carefully think over every thought given in the show
Person 2: But we in Russia we have harsh conditions of living, there might be no Internet tomorrow. We don't enjoy it, we watch it all at once to make... at least to make our hearts beat faster while we can, you know
This comment made my day)
Отлично Обри выглядит для своих 27 лет
He is 55 yo.
Great to hear that stem cell therapies are being tested for Parkinson's. Best news since 23andMe had informed me I was at risk. :) Inspiring guy all around, btw, thanks for the interview.
I've been watching this guy give these interviews for ten years. He's great at explaining it, but are we any closer to curing aging? I'd love to see the progress that has been made and how close we are to achieving escape velocity.
Due to the explosion in aging research in Silicon Valley and the billions being poured into it, Aubrey has recently moved his escape velocity date from 20 years in the future to 18 years. There are now well-funded spin-off companies for nearly every aspect of SENS' causes of aging. That wasn't the case even a year ago.
Aubrey is also a mathematician who solved a very complicated problem a few months ago. I was surprised when he showed up in the news for something other than biotech
Amateur mathematician, but he does have a background in computer science which is close enough.
Where has the research reached?
i love u Aubrey. My father.
Like Bunin: Aubrey is the best health insurance salesman in this universe :)
Like Bunin: Aubrey is extremely proficient in making people conscious on the problems, long given up on.
P.S. (not related to the book contest) To be extremely honest, Aubrey is a kind of the person i look up to. I am fascinated, how he is able to answer every question people throw at him, while not making a single stutter or sign of uncertainty. I am an extremely open minded person (so to speak) when it comes to aging problems, but even if i was the most conservative version of me, this guy would definitely have his points.
more benefits of this medicine-in-progress:
* might provide a sense of permanence, that I believe humans have always been searching for;
* might engage older folk in the climate change debate;
* might promote the status of the elderly;
* might reduce the need for expensive and (for some) challenging childbirth in underpopulated nations, thereby decreasing the need for equally costly 'education'.
(Apologies if my enthusiasm is a little too much, Dr de Grey).
Climate change is a hoax
Like Bunin: Aubrey de Grey is the man, who will stop trains to Dragon's mountain.
It won't be one man who will do it, but many.
For me, death does a lot towards ruining my life and my happiness.
👍🏼to your comment. My 1st reaction was to say, most of us will pull more triggers and worry less about the consequences of our actions because we'll have more time to not have those mistakes control our futures. More time to live and less to be overly vautious.
www.change.org/p/world-economic-forum-recognize-human-aging-as-a-global-risk?US%3A3&recruiter=1132099491&
Lol you are lead by false idols
Голос и произношение у чувака прикольные) Приятно послушать)
Mustreader :-) thanks for using your platform to make your audience aware of the War Against Aging
He is a magestic wizard
If you can live to 100 or more, you will never die of aging. By then we should have achieved, Escape Velocity~!
Escape velocity, or age an year, and add an year thru advanced technology~!
Where has the research reached?
Огромное спасибо за интервью!🤘
Привет Мастридеру из Дании! Во первых, у тебя очень интересный канал, так что продолжай в том же духе:) Во вторых, обязан тебе рекомендовать Neil Stephenson - эта такая интересная смесь scifi, cyberpunk, thriller и исторического жанра. Он ещё к тому же футурист, работал у Blue Origin и многое другое... Обезательно прочитай, и порекомендуй, (можно прямо в этом порядке) Cryptonomicon, The Baroque Cycle, Seveneves, Reamde, Fall or Dodge in Hell... Не знаю насчёт переводов, но для тебя это не проблема. Обещаю что не пожалеешь!
Привет! Круто, рад, что даже в до Дании мой контент добрался) Криптономикон давно в моем ридлисте, поставлю в приоритет! И за остальные рекомендации спасибо)
Криптономикон - мощь! Не самый простой английский с точки зрения разнообразия лексики, но книжка действительно эпичная.
As legend has it, when Aubrey de grey reverses aging he becomes Aubrey de white!
Кто же угощает водкой без закусочки?! Эх, молодежь...
Огурцы смотрелись бы в кадре так себе) обычно я, естественно, закусываю)
закуска - пережиток гуманизма! трансгуманисты занюхивают ветром перемен
maxim kornilov можно было просто занюхать бородой
I think theirs an element of truth to what aubrey says about people not wanting to get their hopes up but I also genuinely think that people are so apathetic that even if they did know that they would never get old would probably just shrug their shoulders - most people I think don't love life enough to care enough about doing something to live indefinitely - they don't want to get sick obviously but their lives show no signs of getting better so nothing is done about it
Обри вдохновляет смотреть в будущее с оптимизмом.
I wish Aubrey success, but if medicine has taught us anything, it suggests fixing the symptom, doesn't help much in the long run. For example, removing the plaques and tangles has not proven to be effective in curing Alzheimer's. Would love to hear Aubrey's take on Michael Rose's Hamilton Theory that suggests hundreds of genes become maladaptive as you age (see his interview on the Anti-Aging Hacks podcast). Also, Bret Weinstein has a great summary of George Williams' antagonistic pleiotropy theory of aging on The Portal Podcast (59m mark), where the Hayflick limit is described as a protection should a cell divide uncontrollably. Interestingly, unlike Michael, Bret suggests that ONLY JAX mice have long telomeres and short lives, all other mice have short telomeres and short lives.. thus the lab mice have evolved for early reproduction and quickly die of cancer.
haha iam 20 seconds in and I already love it
Let's keep solving the 7 types of ways we age.
Only two thousand views, totally unbelievable~!
The Russian version has more
@Adrian I can't speak for all Russians. But I think it is real
Прикольное начало!! У этого канала должно быть намного больше подписчиков. Лайкайте и оставляйте несколько комментариев))
Спасибо!
Like I.Bunin: Молодой, утверждающий к жизни разрушитель "старческих" предрассудков (как MythBusters)
На 29 минуте субтитры включают вторую космическую
Их доделывают сейчас
ммм Обри возбуждает меня, когда говорит о прекращении старения
Может правильнее все таки Book Fella?
О таком варианте перевода я не задумывался! Наверное, да, так точнее, но уже устаканился другой вариант, будем юзать его
@@BookChel очень зря) т.к. на мой взгляд Book Fella максимально корректно переводит оригинальное название)
оч крутой варик
hope aubrey starts taking better care of himself accumulation eventually does catch up and things start to not work as they used to. im sure he knows that.
Aubrey is the beardy catcher in the rye ;)
31:48 Aubrey : "They will care about infection and pandemic when that becomes the major potential risk of death ..."
Few moths lateuuuurrr
welcome corona welcome
He appears to have learned to speak slower.
I think he is already drunk at the beginning of the interview, he speaks much slower than in other interviews 😂
Расскажи свою историю изучения английского языка.
Учил в школе и с репетитором (родители у меня были небогатые, но в мое образование последние деньги вкладывали, за что им спасибо). Потом еще сам стал активно заниматься, учить язык по книгам, учебникам, рок- и рэп-трекам, фильмам и сериалам. Потом еще в МГИМО учил, плюс в путешествиях. И на работе долгое время ежедневно им пользовался и прокачивался. Плюс подрабатывал репетитором и переводчиком и издал одну юридическую книгу на английском. Как-то так)
I think David Sinclair may be way ahead of Mr. de Grey.
Yep. DrGrey doesnt have enough fundings to do his research.
Ееееее бук персон)
Найс
Е бой!
Aging? I do not know such a word (c) man 2120
An billion, is an vey small fraction of an trillion~!
Hilarious interviewer
сеттинг крутой, у вас суперский дизайнер
Vodka is weak and Aubrey knows that scotch is where it’s at.
Обри - сапожник без сапог.
Зачем водку то пихать, избитые стереопипы применять проще всего 😏
Это не стереотип, зачем стесняться своего национального напитка? В Ирландии все гордятся, что пьют ирландский виски, например, и никто не стесняется
Would somebody please get me a PAID JOB in this field already? Thank you.
Dont you know these scientist salesmen dont pay others, they receive. Just kidding. No but seriously, I've been trying convince these labs to diversify and sell other easier therapies not necessarily associated with gerontology. Need to bring in more $ on the side once tech tycoons stop donating.
Aubrey de Barefoot
Мастридер, ты специально использовал ход с водкой и историю, что у нас в России все не так хорошо, мы не наслаждаемся, а сразу шотом пьем? Не знаю, что было у тебя на уме, но со стороны слегка видится стереотипы и снобизм. Объясни пожалуйста зрителям, что ты имел в виду?
А что не так? Так и есть же)
Я думала ход с водкой был для того, чтобы Ди Грей высказал своё мнение об алкоголе?
@@katerynaturchenko1292 нет, просто мне показалось забавным выпить с ним, плюс это раскрепощает спикера
под водочку он зайдет))
That Vodka and "it is hard to live in Russia and that is why we drink it", is such a cringe... Not smart at all.
I beg to differ)
Hello,бля
жду перевода на Раша ленгвич
вери интересно
Можно включить русские субтитры. Вроде перевод адекватный
Версия на русском: th-cam.com/video/ItIF47pGi68/w-d-xo.html.
Обри - босой трансгуманист.
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This Vodka nonsense is pretty embarrassing. Why do Russian keep doing that? Do you really want to be thought of as drunks?
Certainly, your culture has more to offer than that.
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The philosophical problem of extending life expectancy is not the overpopulation of the planet, but the threat of reducing the birth of new people - children. It loses meaning to raise children when it is necessary to live, dealing only with itself and the problem of increasing the duration of your life.
I don't see how one contradicts the other. Even if I live till my 1000s, I will still want to have children
Problem is that birthrates are already going down past replacement rates. Hopefully, longevity could avoid population collapse.
Arguing for the rights of people who only exist in potential is not an excuse for letting people die from age-related diseases when we might do something about it. Someone alive now has more right to remain alive than a person who is not and may never be born. There is no philosophical problem here because the defeat of aging does not mean people will not die anyway.
Jansen , «Someone alive now has more right to remain alive than a person who is not and may never be born.” - it’s very dangerous phrase... think about it.
@@VincentDraw Oh my god! I'm not against longer life! But in my humble opinion there is a danger that the number of births is likely to decline.
It's not working out for him though, is it? He looks like he was dug up out of the ground at 120 years old.
Just his beard, his face actually looks quite good for 56 years old.
Besides, what didn't work for him? He hasn't taken anything. It's like saying to Neil Armstrong or Yuri Gagarin while they were preparing for space "Haha you are still on earth right now so you are just talking nonsense".
@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 exactly, the medicines hes talking about are going through trials. And besides, biological age is much more important than chronological age
@@HD-uh7nj Well the things in trial are just the tip of the upper layer of the iceberg. Getting noticable improvement in real people is going to take a multi trillion dollar effort by the entire human race and he is simply argueing for that strategy and making some individual scientific studies in that huge effort, while trying to kickstart such investment through clear proofs in mice models.
@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 I do think hitting late term damage will happen within the next decade. Reliable funding will be the big issue though.
He's just 56 & seems older than my mom who's 70... I'm not thinking about his beard. Very well built? Slightly delusional, maybe?
If he shaves his beard, he'll look much younger
There seems to be more comments about his beard his age than anything of of sustenance. Maybe if he did shave it maybe everybody would stop being hypnotized and make a valid argument. HashtagAgeingIsADisability
@@curtseed11 My comment wasn't about his beard, if you read carefully.
I see you didnt comment about anything on what he spoke on but rather his appearance. Do you have anything to say about his message? You read carefully and see I commented on your remark on his age and this Russian commenter talking about his beard. Just take a few minutes to go over comments anytime Dr. deGrey speaks on a channel and you may notice more comments about his appearance than anything else.
My question to you is why comment about him looking older than your mother? What's so enlightening about that?
@@curtseed11 Here's what: show, don't tell. I'm also a fan of anti-ageing science, but I'd appreciate more some real result that people can use, rather than just discussing strategies & future projections.
Rejecting and scoffed at by the builders, Aubrey de Grey will become the chief cornerstone of the Temple of the New Earth. If the Temple is the body, isn't he doing the holiest work of all?