David Sinclair· PhD
In Lifespan I present a different theory that explains aging, an informational theory, and how to reverse it.
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The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
In Lifespan I present a different theory that explains aging, an informational theory, and how to reverse it.
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Sinclair’s Information Theory is a masterpiece: aging as lost data, not just wear.
that whole information theory of aging that we talked about at first that's brand-new and there are a lot of scientists who are upset with me coming up with something that radical
and that whole information theory of aging that we talked about at first that's brand new and there are a lot of scientists who are upset with me coming up with something that radical
it's a different way of looking at aging this whole information theory idea
we talked about this idea of the information theory of Aging and this is really a big part of what David's book