Shared Memory In Long Love
How would century-long love actually work?
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Shekhar NatarajanHostNatalieGuestKevin BrownGuestJason SilvaGuestIn July 2024, researchers at Imperial College and Duke University gave elderly mice a single injection.
The mice lived 25% longer, not just alive, but it was healthier, stronger, fewer cancers.
Can you believe that? The longest verified human lifespan is 122 years, but Sinclair believes it could double.
It means you're gonna see great-great-great-grandchildren, and they'll be probably older than you.
Would you take the pill?If death gives meaning, what happens when death becomes optional? My mother lived 70 years.
What would she say if I lived three times her lifetime? Would that honor her sacrifice or somehow diminish that? I came to this country with $34 in my pocket.
I filed hundreds of patents, but I've never faced a question like this in my lifetime.
What the hell am I gonna do if I lived for 250 years? And that science isn't coming.
In this episode, we explore exactly that, not whether we can live longer, but whether we should, and what it means for love, for purpose, for meaning itself, because when the clock we've been always racing against just stopped ticking.
In July 2024, researchers at Imperial College and Duke University gave elderly mice a single injection.
The mice lived 25% longer, not just alive, but it was healthier, stronger, fewer cancers.
Can you believe that? The longest verified human lifespan is 122 years, but Sinclair believes it could double.
It means you're gonna see great-great-great-grandchildren, and they'll be probably older than you.
Would you take the pill?If death gives meaning, what happens when death becomes optional? My mother lived 70 years.
What would she say if I lived three times her lifetime? Would that honor her sacrifice or somehow diminish that? I came to this country with $34 in my pocket.
I filed hundreds of patents, but I've never faced a question like this in my lifetime.
What the hell am I gonna do if I lived for 250 years? And that science isn't coming.
In this episode, we explore exactly that, not whether we can live longer, but whether we should, and what it means for love, for purpose, for meaning itself, because when the clock we've been always racing against just stopped ticking.
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Shared Memory In Long Love
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