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Was told by my wife years ago that there is a Hong Kong tycoon who has been doing this for years. Supposedly hires young people to do nothing but to stay healthy and then has transfusions of their blood. Just checked and he is still alive at 91. But this echoes vampire. This reminds me of plasma treatment for covid-19 which is actually proven. Perhaps someone will create a market for that.
Do we really want to live in a world where the billionaires live forever?
Taxation will catch up, but I don't see any significant negative effects to society.
Do we really want to live in a world where the billionaires live forever?
Age reduction. Enammel reconstruction. Batteries. The three pillars of perpetual breakthroughs.
Both of these metrics are still improving too.
Crucially, plasma treatment of the old rats [109 weeks] reduced the epigenetic ages of blood, liver and heart by a very large and significant margin, to levels that are comparable with the young rats Since I spend a lot of money on this kind of stuff I figured I'd share. The use of platelet rich plasma (PRP) is rapidly growing in the beauty industry. My wife has had PRP used in various procedures that have indeed cre…
The only way to actually make significant progress in an area this difficult is to constantly be looking for answers everywhere we can.
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I'm missing the "good news" part...?
If the headline was "universal cure for cancer found!", would you also say "I'm missing the good news"?
If we could all manage to avoid "normal natural causes" death for everyone under 1000 years old, we'd still all die of cancer well in advance of that age.
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The implication of the article is that the treatment may not be extremely costly. Idk why you immediately start talking about billionaires. The divide would likely be between the poor and the middle class.
The World is seemingly already approaching the upper limit on the number of humans it can support.