I have attempted to provide useful studies, but the main premise /is/ that the medications exist and also that we should think long and hard about how to impliment solutions that enable us to use them. For example there is a black market trade in Everolimus for life-extension. The arguments that the rich would use these drugs is fair, but why do you assume we would notice until they have a monopoly, they haven't been available for more than a decade really. I couldn't find the source so I didnt want to include it, but for example i remember seeing that Joe Biden was treated with Rapamycin for Covid.
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“I know that technologies to make us live indefinitely exist, but who would want to live THAT long?”
While the concept of living indefinitely might sound like science fiction, advancements in medical science are rapidly turning it into a scientifically accepted reality.
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“Life extension is a myth and no one can live forever!”
Drugs like Rapamycin and Everolimus have shown promising results in extending lifespan in animals by up to 440%. There is already a thriving back market with... (read 5259 more words →)
I'm sorry if you are angry about the fact you may not be told about advancements in this field. Many people seem to be angry or dismissive in this field when they cant see how to use the solutions directly themselves.
Your opening is of disbelief, but a significant part of your comment is about fear of billionaires using the technology and not sharing it. Which is what this is about. I try not to assume that billionares are dont want to help the majority to take these drugs, but if there is absolutely no discussion other than toxicity then we are likely to collapse. If we dont make the solutions refined, there... (read more)