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"Aging is the process of a complex system slowly falling into its chaotic disequilibrium. And it's not like evolution necessarily even set a lifespan for us. It is merely the result of, once the system has been established, how long its intrinsic property stayed ordered before it became disordered."...

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henrique cunhavor 4 Monaten

awesome conversation @jacobkimmel has such a clear view and communication, really engaging to hear! and you're a great interviewer as well

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Great interview, he is very smart.

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Nima Alidoustvor 4 Monaten

Good conversation!

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Basically his view is that we will get like 10% more life quality?

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Hadivor 4 Monaten

isn’t there some jelly fish that is not dying?

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Sabrina Halpervor 4 Monaten

We discuss that jellyfish:)

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