There is no biological age limit for humans. When will we engineer a cure for aging? It's all about upgrading our human "software." David Sinclair and I discuss this and more on my latest podcast episode.

Listen to the full episode here: Also available on all streaming platforms.

@davidasinclair Just a sanity check: we still haven’t found baldness cure.

@davidasinclair Problem: your nose and ears don't stop growing. In 20 years David's going to look like a 40 year old elf.

@davidasinclair This is an unsubstantiated assertion. If true we would see a long tail of very old people. We don't see that. This is the new alchemy or search for the fountain of youth. It may lead to other discoveries, but it won't lead to immortality.

@davidasinclair What most people aren’t aware of is the ability to “turn on” this software naturally. This is done via emotionally processing past traumas and connecting with ones own soul. Aka not suppressing any emotions. Not feeling the slightest emotion shuts down the bodies ability to regen

@davidasinclair @davidasinclair love your work

@davidasinclair Sincere question from a physician: why hasn’t he collaborated with physicians to create a clinic to help patients? The lack of real clinical practice undercuts his legitimacy. This comes off as self promotion and apocryphal social media, not real clinical medicine.

@davidasinclair Dying [eventually] is good, actually. Sorry ‘bout it.

@davidasinclair If older generations did not die off, they would continue competing with the inferior portion of their progeny, breeding across multiple generations, substantially increasing mating options for "the better models", potentially leading over time to parapatric speciation.

@davidasinclair Genesis 6:3 Then the Lord said, "My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years.