Bryan Johnson· Author
LEV is the principle by which we can achieve radical life extension.
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.
LEV is the principle by which we can achieve radical life extension.
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Everyone here present under the age of 60 will witness how humanity will reach LEV. No exceptions. They were born at the right time.
Some people think we’re on the verge of “longevity escape velocity” — where medical progress starts extending life faster than aging takes it away.
meaning that for every year that you live medical science that has given you two more years of a future life thing and I think we're really close to God
Well, there's a concept called longevity escape velocity that Ray Kurzweil talks about. ... And the concept is that, there's going to be a point, as science continues to advance, that for every year you're alive, scientists extend your life for greater than a year. And all of a sudden, it's a departure where you're living long enough to live forever.