#BrianGreene #Lifespan #Longevity Lifespan Expanded: The Scientific Quest For A Fountain Of Youth

26:41 / 1:30:00 #BrianGreene #Lifespan #Longevity Lifespan Expanded: The Scientific Quest For A Fountain Of Youth 57,225 viewsPremiered Apr 28, 2022 World Science Festival 1.04M subscribers #BrianGreene #Lifespan #Longevity We’re born, we grow old, we die. It’s a rhythm long considered inevitable. But is it? Or is aging merely a disease awaiting a cure? Will science one day stave off aging or even reverse it? Join us as four top scientists explore the biology of aging and recent breakthroughs that, according to some, could have people living healthfully to 120 or beyond by the end of this century. Would you want to? This program is part of the Big Ideas series, supported by the John Templeton Foundation. Participants Elissa Epel David Sinclair Laura Niedernhofer Nir Barzilai Moderator Brian Greene Subscribe to the WSF newsletter for updates on future programs and live conversations: https://bit.ly/WSFnewsletter SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS on this program through a short survey: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/675221... WSF Landing Page Link: https://www.worldsciencefestival.com/... - SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel and “ring the bell” for all the latest videos from WSF - VISIT our Website: http://www.worldsciencefestival.com - LIKE us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldscience ... - FOLLOW us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WorldSciFest #ElissaEpel #DavidSinclair #LauraNiedernhofer #NirBarzilai #science #Gerontology 316 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Kevin Blackandwhite Kevin Blackandwhite 2 weeks ago Thank you Brian for the superb production quality, despite the guests being remote. Zero lag, zero glitches, beautiful background.. Really top class. 47 Russell Radwanski Russell Radwanski 2 weeks ago Love these conversations with experts in their field, the format is perfect to present the latest developments of ongoing investigation into the various fields of science! 38 Dawn Day Dawn Day 7 days ago I love watching these videos! Great job guys and gals! Big hugs to you all, and the hard work you do for us as humans. We all could agree that we want to stop the aging process! We know what happens as we age. Thanks again for taking your time for us! 3 chimbrazo chimbrazo 9 days ago Incredible production quality! Fitting for an absolutely fascinating conversation on one of the most interesting and important topics in science today. 3 Carl H Carl H 2 weeks ago I knew Sinclair was going to be on this even before he was introduced. Naturally! 12 Bizpo Bizpo 2 weeks ago Thank you - high quality talk! Something changes direction at middle age (where we go from growing to declining) - if we can only move understand what kicks off this change - and delay it. 6 Maria Marinho Edgell Maria Marinho Edgell 11 days ago Thank you professor for a great interview, love it! Philip Rhoades P Philip Rhoades P 7 days ago A really excellent discussion with a great panel! - they hit all the right notes from my point of view - despite the relatively minor differences of philosophy . . 2 cwtrain cwtrain 13 days ago (edited) 15:08 "Where are they on the chromosome?" I understand that he knows perfectly well where telomeres are on a chromosome. But he interjected the question for our sake. A true educator. 5 Gary Andrews Gary Andrews 13 days ago Thank you Brian for putting this together and for making it so accessible. More please! And more David Sinclair. He's the rockstar of this topic! 4 Danilo Arruda Danilo Arruda 9 days ago What a great conversation!! I loved the reflections raised by Nir Barzilai =) 1 Shin Hassan Shin Hassan 3 days ago Been waiting for this. I'm a huge fan of Dr. David and Brian Greene 🥰 Tod Wiget Tod Wiget 2 days ago I have watch many of your broadcasts, Brian. This must be one of your best. You seemed to bring the best out of the expert panel. Well done and thank you an interesting and compelling discussion. Gonzalo De La Maza Mendizabal Gonzalo De La Maza Mendizabal 13 days ago GREAT CONRECNT KEEP IT UP! love that people are starting to look at rejuvenation tech the only technology that we should be looking into 1 durlav dhadumia durlav dhadumia 9 days ago Awesome discussions. Brian is a revolutionary. And so is David. From the talks of David it appears people will soon start to have a life span of 500 years..and we need people to have longer lives particularly brilliant minds like Brian and David and Einsteins of the world to invent new things and take human civilization to further advancements. 2 AJ AJ 13 days ago This was such a great conversation to hear. 1 MT H MT H 6 days ago This is bar none the best "TV show" on the market today. At this time of writing, those 42k views are the select lucky ones. I'm so glad to have educated material and conversations to watch. It's an inspiration, for sure. 2 Sardarbek Omurbekov Sardarbek Omurbekov 13 days ago Wonderful discussion thank you world science festival and all scientists. 1 Leigh Edwards Leigh Edwards 13 days ago It seems that the differences is ageing between species can be measured by the rates at which they accumulate genetic mutations over the species typical lifetime, and that correlates very well with their expected lifespan. So now I know why my beloved Beagle is ageing so much faster than I am 8-( 4 Cloud burn Cloud burn 6 days ago another great panel and topic - absolutely loved it 1 Douglas Chinwuba Douglas Chinwuba 2 weeks ago (edited) Wow, loved the whole conversation. This is amazing and scary at the same time. Love all of Elissa's views. Extending the life span of humans will cause a disturbance in nature. 3 YogaMe - Miri Kantor YogaMe - Miri Kantor 10 days ago Really enjoyed this,thank you 🙏😊 1 Smith Anderson Smith Anderson 2 weeks ago after seeing the title i knew David will sure be in this.. 6 Jay Miller Jay Miller 2 weeks ago (edited) Maybe an entirely different approach should get discussed. E.g. Science just told the world "hey peeps, we got some things wrong and from what we can tell everything actually is possible" Crispr is already the genome Rockstar tool, I'm very curious if consciousness research will soon prove that emotional and mental good health is the key to youth and adaptation. 4 The PJ Experience The PJ Experience 6 days ago Resveratrol is widely known for its renowned beneficial biological effects, namely involving its chemopreventive and antioxidant properties. However, some studies have documented that it may behave as a pro-oxidizing agent.Thus, paradoxically, it may also have implication in pathology of several diseases. 1 Caedmon Berkes-Adams Caedmon Berkes-Adams 13 days ago I think even if you cured aging the median lifespan and stay the same but the average lifespan would actually move quite a bit Conor Madigan Conor Madigan 7 days ago 1:05:20 “Life expectancy for 10s of thousand of years was between 25 and 35” isn’t that just the average life expectancy due to infant mortality? I was under the impression if you made it to adulthood you could expect to live quite a long life. It dipped later when we started to live closer together in towns and villages due to the spread of disease. 2 Dee Dee 12 days ago Loved it, Thank you BrainGreene. David Sinclair will succced. Kevin Blackandwhite Kevin Blackandwhite 2 weeks ago A notification from World Science Festival just makes the day. Excellent discussion. Missed Aubrey de Grey's beard. 9 Noel Wos Noel Wos 10 hours ago Professor Greene from the perspective of pure biology as a science is key in the structure of telomeres and there is physics stronger, in fact at the same time not because the transfer of information during the evolution of reality the best solution is genetics or awareness of existence we call life ♾️ NotCancel Culture NotCancel Culture 8 days ago Age is just a number. The key to life is: live it to the fullest; work hard and play harder, that is. The end of the day, you take nothing to the grave. Not even your memory. 2 Ak KISSINGER Ak KISSINGER 9 days ago Good job David Sinclair . Spindoctor Spindoctor 2 weeks ago I find it hard to believe that over 50% of the over 100year olds in his study were overweight or obese. I would be interested to see the numbers and know what is considered obese. 2 Method Works Physiology Method Works Physiology 2 weeks ago It’s not the length of your telomere that matters, it’s how you use it. 5 Tyler Matthew Harris Tyler Matthew Harris 13 days ago “Die of old age” … you don’t die of old age. 4 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago i am all for the acclimation of meaning when it does happen Winston Daniel Winston Daniel 2 weeks ago Great stuff! 4 sammy ofer sammy ofer 4 days ago I'm on David Sinclair's side Ptolemy Ptolemy 12 days ago I think the concept of “reverse ageing” is a misnomer. We should instead think of it as “how to elongate cell renewal” . IMO, the solution wouldn’t be necessarily to destroy sescescent cells but to keep creating the production of new cells. Something that could be akin to accelerated healing. And imo that is related to the pineal gland and the thyroid… 1 HebaruSan HebaruSan 10 days ago Imagine you turn 50 and lose your job or marriage, and instead of suiciding you have enough time and vitality to realistically "restart your life" 2 Jay Miller Jay Miller 2 weeks ago Dooming humanity is exactly the thoughts we need to change first! If our generation starts believing in technology. We will be closer to building it to protect us 4 Gamer Chair is a Bench Press Gamer Chair is a Bench Press 4 days ago Gotta love listening to elitist’s discuss whether there is wisdom in prolonging the life span for their political opponents and the poor over climate change. 🤦🏻 Agraj Yadav Agraj Yadav 13 days ago We will have to completely reform society before this can be released, if ever. 1 bla blah bla blah 10 days ago Brian is a great moderator 3 Jagjit Punjrath Jagjit Punjrath 13 days ago I am eighty three years plus. I hope the developments in longevity happen sooner than later and I can also enjoy the benefits of longer healthy my life for longer time . 6 Barco You Barco You 12 days ago Regarding the purpose of life, I think it's meaningful if there's not mortality because continuity allows the all span to be differentiable. 2 Marcia Mar Marcia Mar 2 weeks ago When it comes to mortality as a choice, delivering equality is paramount and world wide peace in simultaneity 4 s s 13 days ago Great video. Thank you Jean Marais Jean Marais 2 weeks ago In the building industry we are always crying about loss of information and lack of information transfere that makes projects go longer and cost more money and resources. Having older human stock on the planet will help us be more efficient in our projects. 4 Korey Helms Korey Helms 8 days ago (edited) It is something that we can and must combat ageing immortality is the key we want to be young and live forever Victor Bellew Victor Bellew 4 days ago Definitely not as good when the guests are remote and you don’t have an audience but I suppose there is a reduced chance of conflicting schedules. gold gold gold gold 4 days ago Excellent production quality... Wow wow Miodrag Bujosevic Miodrag Bujosevic 2 weeks ago I have multiple sclrosis. It is kind of inflamation of immune system and it usualy attacks young people, 3o years or less 2 Conor Madigan Conor Madigan 7 days ago On the point of environmental impact. I think a society with a higher average maturity level will be better at making decisions and electing officials that make long term decisions. If I might live forever I’m going to want to live on a better planet (and that’s probably going to have to be this one for a very long time) A Person A Person 2 weeks ago The important thing is HEALTHspan instead of lifespan 5 Odelle Berlie Odelle Berlie 7 days ago Beautifully presented - the right questions asked & information given in a very clear, easy to comprehend way for the 'lay man' !! Kudos to sessions like these - looking forward to more of these !! 1 Jason Mardonio Meza Jason Mardonio Meza 10 days ago (edited) What's the bottom line? Can human beings soon be able to take a pill or pills every morning allowing humans to live longer but also look younger? For example can a pill make a 60 year old look like a 30 year old again? And also how much longer could people live in a healthy way without the signs of aging? I mean if you could live 50 years longer on average let's say people start living until 120 but only start aging around the age of 115 years old that would be an achievement but if it's really only helping the current elderly population live with less diseases like dementia...that would be an amazing accomplishment and blessing....but not a process of dealing or prolonging the life span of human beings. To me a serious accomplishment in this area would mean you could appear to be 30 years old for not only ten years but for maybe 50 or 100 hundred years!!! But is this impossible??? Also around 47:50....one gentleman spoke about his taking of the drug Resveratrol along with some yogurt to help break it down in the body. This he says has had no bad side effects and helps to remove the scratches on the DVD analogy and also helps a person with a bad diet and also protects the ends of your telemere things. So where can the public get this drug? Or when? Or is it only for the very rich and top 1% of millionaires and billionaires ? Which I feel no doubt is the case which kind of sucks because I myself am hanging in there but I'm still a million bucks shy of being a millionaire 😅 A longer life span shouldn't hurt the human population on earth if human beings can successfully travel in space to other planets that have similar characteristics for human beings to be able to live on. I wish there was a technology that enabled human beings to record every waking moment and like a computer file away and save all their memories. So that one day you could go back and remember their friends and loved ones who passed away. My memory is terrible in that way. 😕 I personally welcome more time to be alive just to be able to fix mistakes from the past and hopefully get things right! Anthony Willems Anthony Willems 6 days ago When I was younger I used to say somebody's gonna invent an anti aging cream that that will turn everybody into zombies by accident.. I know I'm silly I was young Bill Resh Bill Resh 5 days ago Is fesetin the same as the supplement fisetin? f c f c 13 days ago (edited) 27:15 i really like this analogy MrEtc31265 MrEtc31265 9 days ago Fantastic conversation. Stan's Stickystuff Stan's Stickystuff 12 days ago Definitely a rewatch! Julia Tobiason Julia Tobiason 2 weeks ago We have the power to control and manipulate our DNA (our fountain of youth) to help control or reverse our age 1 Slem P Slem P 2 weeks ago More people need to watch these videos than TikTok. It's really sad to see how people spend their free time. 13 Katie Kat Katie Kat 11 days ago The oldest person on Earth just died a couple of days ago. She was 119, they didn;;t say how many days, that's important b/c the oldest to die was 122 I forget how many days but she was French and smoked united she was 90. The 2nd oldest was also 122 but the only thing I remember about her is that she ate 3 eggs for breakfast every single day since she was a teenager. The 3rd oldest was 119 and since I dont know the amount of days lived past 119, Im not sure if she is still in 3rd place or if she got bumped to number 4 instead. The only thing I remember about her is that she was another smoker. Yaser Masood Yaser Masood 2 weeks ago Love the strong disagreements 5 Kelley Coleman Kelley Coleman 8 days ago I am still concerned about the societal implications of advancements in this area. Without rigorous regulation, it is implausible that benefits would fall also to those surviving under the heavier weights of SDOH. I imagine the scientists and Pharmas involved have big dollar signs in their eyes…and rightly so. Ethically, though, the benefit must be shared without regard to socio-economic status or likely risk further friction in class and culture biases. Steve Holmes Steve Holmes 8 days ago This is aimed at middle schoolers. Would’ve liked to of had a more scientific discussion! Mackenzie Still Mackenzie Still 9 days ago People like that woman questioning if extending the human lifespan is a good idea is what makes me scared for the future 👀 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago new breakthroughs, new complications Kevin D Kevin D 2 weeks ago Marketing for this frame of dealing with these treatments around aging should be like: "Jealous about the longevity of plastic? Now you don't have to be, because with our treatments you can outlast every piece of plastic you have thrown away in your life (so far). Outlast the plastic with us." 3 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago on the ills of poverty with regards to the creases of aging makes for a great saga 🍿🍿🍿 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago (edited) biologists are sure very cooperative creatures refreshing 🫖☕️ at least appear to be Plentus Plentus 9 days ago Centenarians, and those retired, act like people of The Culture. They live. I look forward to that for ya all. Basil De Cruz Basil De Cruz 1 day ago I have it, i use it for healing Miodrag Bujosevic Miodrag Bujosevic 2 weeks ago As Kurgan (and Neil Yong) said: It's better to burn out than to fade away 1 GGR TheMostGodless GGR TheMostGodless 6 days ago Along with a much longer life by these means, should also include the realistic painless OPTION to die if the person wants... a longer poor hungry existence is nothing most people in the world would want... seems again that this is a first world "problem". Most people just want to eat and be healthier with the years we already got. For most people in the world, MANY more years getting up and spending it at a production line in a factory, not more joy, just more work not more travel etc. Imagine those depressed, or mentally ill people with twice the lifespan!! José Machorro José Machorro 2 weeks ago Gracias Brian 2 Kamei Kabinai Kamei Kabinai 2 days ago (edited) Why do I feel scary about this discussion? Though i really applaud the brilliance of these panelists and their career.... Anti-ageing, mutations etc etc... You mean X-man, Spiderman etc etc... Why don't we die graciously when time tells so??? Isn't this going to disturb the equilibrium of mother nature?? jonmo111 jonmo111 4 days ago brian is the greatest hokiturmix hokiturmix 13 days ago (edited) Please! If Sean Caroll (Mindscape podcast) can adjust music volume levels then so can you. End credits OUT OF THE ROOF or what ABSOLUTE MINDBLOWINGLY LOUUUUUUUUUD The Way of Fairness The Way of Fairness 2 weeks ago This is great but there is only one way to get the Showdown at OK corral effect. Michael Holmes Michael Holmes 10 days ago How important are testosterone levels? Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago reversing blindness in mice, 🐁 BLOODY FANTASTIC 🍾🍾🍾 Javier DE RIVERO Javier DE RIVERO 8 days ago (edited) The problem is that Telomeres are a cause or effect in the network of aging.....if they are an effect we should try to find the cause....and this might be the reason that mice with longer telomeres age faster.....there is someting else affecting Telomeres in humans different than mice....by the way an excellent presentation Ioannis Nousias Ioannis Nousias 12 days ago The Florida roast took me by surprise 😆 Penny O'Flaherty Penny O'Flaherty 13 days ago Incredible advancement , amazing improvement through the testing of these drugs / compounds is & will come at a cost for Big pharma to happily keep charging rather than curing of one of their potential customers for Life— . ( Greed ) Is this marvelous conundrum any different to the — * Fuel Industry * ( Greed ) ****((Potential @ A COST — $$$$))) Sho Man Sho Man 9 days ago I have a hard time listening to someone on a screen talking to other people on screens who say we shouldn't do things cause it's not natural. David Hughes David Hughes 12 days ago Start sending me books and let me go to my happy place to read them Marcia Mar Marcia Mar 2 weeks ago I had Near Death Experiences which gives a different perspective to experiencing life 3 Hear You Hear You 2 weeks ago Very interesting discussion! This is something that needs more debate. Thank you! If we took less prescription/non prescription drugs, ate better, slept better, did more exercise, got away from readiation, we'd live longer in health. We don't need to prolongue our lifespan. What for? We are not destined to do this, in my oppinion. Life isn't supposed to be easy and naturally there is an end to it. Who would want to live forever without losing their humanity / go insane storing so much memory? To watch more cable TV? To work for more years before retiring? Very interesting also to think about the social perspective mentioned. If a shot of for example, remdezivir, costs $ 3,000 or more, who will have access to all this new technologY? Is it meant for future generations not to age? Are we moving towards a "Brave New World", where wealthy parents will decide upon their children 's health? So many questions... Appreciate the colloqium. 5 Marcia Mar Marcia Mar 2 weeks ago EpiGENEthical Equity and Environmental Equality is at the centre of the Ethics of Humanity, for the breath of life is everyone’s right as I say in my Singularity Novel Paul C Lalchungnunga Paul C Lalchungnunga 12 days ago ( Leave your comment English ) Very informative , whole lotta thanks for the post tbh Moscal Andrei Moscal Andrei 10 days ago You lost me at aliens. Don't get me wrong, the probability of us being the only living things in the universe is minuscule BUT presuming they have to solve the aging problem is absurd. To live evolving in a different way, the concept of time or space itself might be inconceivable and absurd. Who is to say that they even understand our concept of aging or death? TheTruth About Science and God TheTruth About Science and God 12 days ago Please share my two brief videos with other people. Thank you! Biff Biff 13 days ago I don’t know about the other guests, but having followed Sinclair for a while, it’s clear he’s often lying and knows it. Just watch carefully. 2 ken adams ken adams 9 days ago If we lived for centuries , we could delay school education until we are hormonally mature /less restless and , therefore , more suited to sitting in a class all day. Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago the joy of longevity genes, 🧬 - smoke all you want 🎩 Daniel O Neill Daniel O Neill 10 days ago Imagine if we could have kept Einstein or Tesla alive for an extra hundred years and fully functional. What extra stuff would they have created? Kash Lolong Kash Lolong 2 weeks ago I'm also not scared of dying but there are things I need to know because I feel like I'm the most powerful human. So I get to overthink and take extra precautions whether or not I'm the Amun Ra. Or, am just blind or deaf? Or everybody is? 🙄 Pete Edwards Pete Edwards 2 weeks ago Aging appears to be natures way of making room for the young! 5 ProbablyJacob ProbablyJacob 2 weeks ago This particular topic is great for exposing how uniquely short sighted science can be after boiling itself down to pure data points. The consequences of anti aging technology would be absolutely disastrous on society if it was unleashed before a total and complete societal and cultural reform the likes of which hasn't happened since the end of feudalism. 8 Daniel O Neill Daniel O Neill 10 days ago Very interesting discussion until the philosophical debate at the end. Just stick to discussing the science. People in general are not even prepared to spend more to avoid climate change let alone die for it. Nurolinx Nurolinx 2 weeks ago (edited) Laura and Elissa started in a very disrespectful, judgmental and nasty way. It wasn’t necessary and they could expedite their aging process as far as I am concerned. I don’t agree with everything David says but would never start the conversation by claiming it was crazy or dumb for him to have his views on aging. And they ended up contradicting their initial statements that were meant to sound or seem as careful and realistic expectations. And Elissa: you don’t need to live past 65. Your lack of future presence can help the earth. Do what works for you and we can figure out the rest. The women want to seem caring and it is off-putting. What would happen if we, without much interventions, started, for whatever reasons, to live to an average age of 200? Would you then end your life at 100? It may not be sustainable for all of us to live that long but we, the crazy ones, would like to have that option. Again, Elissa: don’t worry about what is wise for us after you are gone. You and Laura can check out at your retirement age. Give the earth a break. 4 An unknown soldier An unknown soldier 12 days ago Thanks Brian Gilad Sher Gilad Sher 2 weeks ago The debate format is great, but the political propagnda talk from Elissa was tiresome and annoying. Have you thought about the fact that maybe you saying every second sentence that we're about to die in a horrible climate change catastrophy is contributing massively to the anxiety problem that we have and you've mentioned? Or you saying that there is overpopulation - there isn't BTW, and there are no scientific consensuses about it - and that people should not bring children contributes to that? Or you saying that there are models about climate - hint: there aren't good ones because climate is super difficult to predict and we can barely get the weather broadcast correct for 2 weeks, let alone the months and years that you're talking about with the climate crisis. This was so fun to listen to all of the others on the panel, but every time she opened her mouth she just made me angrier at her for spewing marxist propagnda in the name of science, even though the theories she's basing her assumptions and conclusion on have barely any real scientific basis to them, at least about the things that aren't related to the discussion at hand. 3 Harold Katcher Harold Katcher 13 days ago Aging is not a disease or a 'medical condition', it is a natural, programmed process, it is not a slow decay, it is a programmed response to life-stage that occurs in all mammals. 4 Jay Miller Jay Miller 2 weeks ago Wait medicine? Isn't it proven that sound waves and vibrations can stimulate cell regeneration? 1 Thomas Nielsen Thomas Nielsen 11 days ago World Science Fair is back woohoo!! Sami Debo Sami Debo 9 days ago Is there an option button to make a "mega like". I simply in awe 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Kash Lolong Kash Lolong 2 weeks ago Whose lifespan? 🙄 Oh we will have 1K peace Brian 😘 1 waxogen waxogen 6 days ago What is faster, A shadow or light. The answer will change the way we will travel in the future Robert Lawrence Robert Lawrence 2 weeks ago NO! Please! I need to retire younger! Ouch! Jay Miller Jay Miller 2 weeks ago In 500 years at the speed of light time stops yo🤣🤣🤣 Vitska Vitska 2 weeks ago Those people oddly look old and young at the same time 1 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago the madness conundrum 🤣 Maxine Montserrat Maxine Montserrat 6 days ago Genetics are just software. We just need to rewrite it properly. Raunak Lanjewar Raunak Lanjewar 2 weeks ago Sinclair here was a surprise! 7 Ryan White Ryan White 11 days ago The fist speaker is a savage lol NN NN 11 days ago 49:20 mistake. Fisetin not Fesetin Asher’s Tribe Asher’s Tribe 6 days ago My goodness, what happened to aging with grace? We have all become so self centered. I also will never trust a woman with 2 floppy chins and a turtleneck. Hassaan Hassaan 2 weeks ago Who else was waiting? 3 Robert Chadis Robert Chadis 7 days ago People get wiser if maturing mentally with age. Kash Lolong Kash Lolong 2 weeks ago (edited) I look younger with Meth 😜🙄 I don't know what suits others. What suits others ain't mean it suits all. It's like an outfit, not all sizes fit all sizes. I take drugs, drink alcohol and smoke. I also have the worst sleeping patterns and others. Everything that's perceived abnormal only makes me look way better than most normal people. werwar666 werwar666 10 days ago anyone know the names of the drugs and supplements they are taking? What The Function What The Function 10 days ago Over population is a lie. We need more people. We are the best thing in the know universe. 1 korosu chimu korosu chimu 12 days ago Was professor Epel in motley crue? Michele Ploeser Michele Ploeser 2 weeks ago It’s De Lion Springs, just north of DeLand, Florida!! Marcia Mar Marcia Mar 2 weeks ago World Science Festival organisers please invite Jennifer Doudna next time. Thank you 1 Dee Dee 12 days ago (edited) I liked Nir Barzilai views. 1 Resonant Theories Resonant Theories 12 days ago stress ages! Danielle Edwards Danielle Edwards 5 days ago Why search for a fountain of youth when u can download your personality in 20 year olds? Guardian presence Robotics Guardian presence Robotics 13 days ago the answer is iv younger blood with younger DNA messengers RNA and DNA proteins this blood must have a larger count or DNA repair proteins and stem cell for all cells and mitochondria repair stem cells on top of that scientists need to make advancements with medical machines that can read blood proteins for home use on top of that scientist need to make advancement in medical machines that clean the blood like dialysis machines as external organs like liver and kidneys on top of that they need to make automatic hormone adjustments like the continues glucose monitoring systems . Dakota McMillan Dakota McMillan 12 days ago Only 9 minutes in and my excitement turned to eye rolls - wtf is up with the two middle people saying essentially that aging is inevitable and fine and we can die without much issue during life?? Why are you here??? Literally there’s no reason we have to die, there’s no reason to view death as nAtURaL just because it’s what we’ve had to accept so far. It’s ridiculous to say that or not try to push to ending aging, it is an affliction, it’s “natural” just because we evolved like that but in that sense I guess houses are not natural. Aka just because we improve our situation, doesn’t make us some against nature force. 2 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago the caregiver conundrum @BabyBlue87 @BabyBlue87 2 weeks ago I blame gravity 1 Tradutor Quântico Tradutor Quântico 2 weeks ago Don't know bout you guys, but I bet on Fusion first. Z1BABOUINOS Z1BABOUINOS 11 days ago Brandon agrees! ✌️👴💤 .....NURSE! 1 David Hughes David Hughes 12 days ago Watch me live to 130 plus Vladimir Pwet Vladimir Pwet 8 days ago why group "not wanting to have kids" with "lack of meaning" and depression? what's wrong with not wanting to have kids? that doesn't necessarily mean having a bleak view? Christopher Lawrenceyasir Christopher Lawrenceyasir 4 days ago kill senescent cell and replace infinity cell my dream 1 NYUSA NYUSA 11 days ago I'm shocked by the two women who feel that aging and death is a natural part of life. Moronic! I'm so tired of hearing people say that and it makes no sense. There was a time when heart attacks and heart disease were natural and nothing could be done. Perhaps we should have stopped there and just accepted our fate. Fortunately, we have conquered many diseases and aging is just another one that must fall by the wayside. To advocate of a long health span and then death is idiotic. So your perfectly healthy and then you drop dead? It only seems reasonable that if you improve health span that you will improve lifespan and when you get the far and still decide to let people die, it will the equivalent of murder. 1 ZAMsChannel ZAMsChannel 11 days ago What's that great music with violines? Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago on the good news of overpopulation 🍭 James Jirik James Jirik 6 days ago Sounds like a bunch of fluff to me all talk no action. And look at these comments people are talking about the quality of the video and obscure information that’s unrelated to the topic I don’t have to watch it all the way through to feel what was going on think use your bread. @BabyBlue87 @BabyBlue87 2 weeks ago Epigenetic 1 @BabyBlue87 @BabyBlue87 2 weeks ago Epigenome 1 Robert Chadis Robert Chadis 7 days ago FAILED TO DISCUSS DEMOGRAPHY, BIRTH CONTROL. beef yogurt beef yogurt 7 days ago holy smokes batman Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago who wants to be a bristlecone pine,🌲 with 5000 years under your belt would make count dracula 🧛‍♂️ a jealous jealous man W O W 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 had a glimpse, but did not see that coming YoutubeMe YoutubeMe 10 days ago Къде са ги намерили тея шанаджии?! Yumna Apta Yumna Apta 2 weeks ago See y'all in 2322! David Hughes David Hughes 12 days ago My names David walter hughes bruh, when we gonna get together mr greene? @$@rd0nX @$@rd0nX 2 weeks ago Can't wait 3 RANDAL AKLEY RANDAL AKLEY 5 days ago NO ONE SUGGESTS HOW THESE SUPER OLD PEOPLE WILL LIVE? ONCE THEY BECOME NON EARNERS, SOCIETY MUST SUPPORT THEM OR THEY MUST HAVE ACCUMULATED ENOUGH TO DO SO. AS POINTED OUT, THE POOR WILL NOT HAVE DONE THAT FOR THEMSELVES SO DO WE PLAN A SOCIETY WHERE THE FEW WILL SUPPORT THE MASSES, NOT ONLY MASSES OF POOR BUT NEW MASSES OF THE OLD. OR ARE THEY ASSUMING LONGER AGE WILL ALSO MEAN LONGER WORKING LIVES? SO THESE 150 YEAR OLDS WILL WORK UNTIL 135? IT IS THE PARADISE OF THE FEW WHILE THE MANY PERISH AS USUAL Stefan Allard Stefan Allard 13 days ago bad intro, symbolism for the saturn matrix Arald Jean-Charles Arald Jean-Charles 13 days ago (edited) What happened? There is no more a second law of thermodynamics? Even the universe will age and die ( dark energy, black holes) All thermodynamic machines will have increasing entropy. 2 Marcia Mar Marcia Mar 2 weeks ago See you on 2322! 3 JUST TAKE A LOOK JUST TAKE A LOOK 2 weeks ago (edited) In the end the two women that are inside their boxes what to drink the Koolaide. The point is the medical studies show regeneration in tissue. End of story, it just a matter of time to get it to work on all tissues. Then we focus on a new set of problems that interfere with lifespan. The climate issues that are being addressed, let’s not ask medical doctors to analyze factors they are not up to speed on. Take politics out of the discussion. 2 Patrick Crabtree Patrick Crabtree 4 days ago Hands Kristopher Driver Kristopher Driver 2 weeks ago Wow, and you're not sponsored by metformin, GNC grifters, or aunt Jenny's Parlour Shoppe at all? You just happened to stumble across 4 prominent scientists who like to practise and legitimize the age old craft of hocking l'huile du serpent? This episode made me uncomfortable with the scientists saying, "I choose to do X aith this dose at this frequency.. but it's not researched at all so you shouldn't do it too... But trust me on this other thing, I'm an expert scientist otherwise." It came across as a bit sleezy tbh. Long time fan, watched every video at least once. I'm no troll or hater, but if I were publishing content I'd want to know the opinions of the people who give them tons of views more than a click through. Just saying 1 che che 2 weeks ago I love turtles 3 Julia Tobiason Julia Tobiason 2 weeks ago Pffft. Spiritualist’s don’t agree with this because we’re proof of our own healing 2 Joshua Joshua 2 weeks ago (edited) How do moderately well-off kids in countries like America think the future is frightening, while a lot of people in "3rd world" countries don't. 2 Vicky Vicky 13 days ago . Marcel Marcel 4 days ago EQW Michael Watts Michael Watts 12 days ago The question I have is why? I for one do not want my life extended, it would be enough to die healthy. Susan Levitan Susan Levitan 2 weeks ago Maybe aging has an evolutionary benefit regarding resources. 4 Kula Ndifor Kula Ndifor 10 days ago the fab 9 Guardian presence Robotics Guardian presence Robotics 13 days ago oligo messengers ribosome override @$@rd0nX @$@rd0nX 2 weeks ago Hello excited to be here 4 alovelytime alovelytime 2 weeks ago modern snake-oil sales 1 Miodrag Bujosevic Miodrag Bujosevic 2 weeks ago I want to age. I don't want to live forever. I hope my ageing will be painful and disturbing and full of heavy forbiden drugs. Don't want to die with a simple wimper. Julia Tobiason Julia Tobiason 2 weeks ago But we can heal ourselves 1 Julia Tobiason Julia Tobiason 2 weeks ago We don’t need drugs for aging 1 Michael Watts Michael Watts 12 days ago Humans trying to play god... Julia Tobiason Julia Tobiason 2 weeks ago Aging has nothing to do with disease 2