#5 Aubrey de Grey 2023 Part 4

This fourth part wraps up my series with Aubrey de Grey, and Matt Kaeberlein will be my next guest for an in depth discussion of longevity research and implications for patients.
The focus for this grand finale with Aubrey is making impact, big picture, and next steps.
To learn more about Aubrey and support his initiatives, please visit:
1. www.levf.org/ (LEV Foundation
2. dublinlongevit... (Dublin Longevity Declaration).
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[@keithlankheet1711]

2 very smart professional people with some great tips

[@agingdoc]

Thank you Keith!
Aubrey de Grey was a very gracious guest, I enjoyed our lively conversation.
Most longevity themed podcasts are structured as question-and-answer between a host and expert.
This interview felt different I think created truly novel content for the listener.
It was more like a cross between an engaging lively debate/discussion between colleagues, and a fireside chat between friends.
This made for going *deeper* into the science and controversy, and also made it a lot of fun!
I think some of my favorite parts of this 4-part series were the segments included:
1) Deep dives probing Aubrey's paradigm and rationale for his Longevity Escape Velocity framework and conceptual basis for timetables & prediction.
2) Our discussions of controversies over how we can responsibly yet enthusiastically (optimally) relate the *value* of longevity science to the public.
These were most heavily featured in parts 2 & 3 of the series, but I think every segment offered a unique and helpful contribution to the overall series experience.
So buckle your seatbelt, and spread words with fiends, the Agingdoc Podcast is just getting started!
"Agingdoc" ( Evidence-based Longevity Coach & optimal healthspan biohacker).