Posting this on such a old video? Nice determination man.

Video has 4 mil views and pinned comment has 10 likes...

I think it's time you refresh this video.

I'm sorry but NAD+ *CAN* cross the cell membrane.. the theory that it cannot do this has recently been denied.

Next, teach us how to cure sleep

Kainos Teleos i love this

classic laurens lmao

John Laurens, it won't help, I have sims installed just so I can enable aging for everyone. You will thank me later.

Elizabeth Schuyler tell your husband im arranging another bukkake and his family is invited

@@2014AcuraMDX LAMALAO

I already have some few white hairs! Hurry up science!

Guybrush Threepwood your joking right?

Guybrush Threepwood what doesnt help at all is that these scientists are paid barely more than minimum wage salaries. How can you expect them to be motivated?

The problem would be fixed instantly if we pour all the world's military money into anti aging science. But y'know, people are stupid.

Stop being so masculine damn it.

Fuck mice

@@McWifiErn Fuck you

@@McWifiErn why?

@@sudore7318 got a phobia of em lol scare me to death, it was a joke lmao

@@McWifiErn if it was a joke why do you say fuck?

How old was he? A lot of these "healthspan" elongation strategies cause the organisms to have all-at-once wear-out failure as opposed to staggered deaths by chronic disease.

@@gregorymalchuk272 he was 87, I believe.

@@SamuelSamuelSamuel1 can you share your grandpa diet, workout, or daily habits please?

@@muhammadhilmy2230 he would just go on walks. He ate pretty damn healthy tho 💀. He was a very relaxed person. He even wrote an unpublishable 120,000 page book. And every day since he was about 30 he would try to write a chapter… his book was about some old middle eastern country’s… it would be monsterus to get published and I don’t think he wanted that. I think he wrote it because he was passionate about it :). But sadly It’s in some relatives basement now, and she doesn’t really care. I bet it’s all moldy now :/ He also loved new technologies, he was even one of the first 100 non tester users of AOL. I really miss him, he was a great man :)

@@SamuelSamuelSamuel1 120,000 pages?! WTF

The Mouse: "grows lost hair"

@@ohio5998 ahhahahaha

@@evanantigua475 Thanks for your knowledgement on my very humoris comment

Rats: am i a joke to you

@Damien Gérard yeah they did

Dreamer But Not The Only One Right!!!! I wanna live to see just how advanced we can get!

You want to live for at least to 150,s Go Vegan

*_insert cyberbullying comment_*

I think i want to live forever ,but i want to be able to kill myself if i want.

Eric Miret wat, are my facts wrong? Oof

there have been a lot breakthroughs and more discovered hallmarks of aging. i think the biggest player is AI. rly exciting stuff

@@ryepooh5052 shut up you don't know what AI means

I'm planning to angle myself into this field as a biomedical engineer, and I can tell you multiple leading figures have estimated 20 years for big advancements. Some say they are already there(one person, but he's taking upwards of 100 pills a day and has tons of money). Aubrey de Grey has been estimating 2035 for Longevity Escape Velocity - the point where new treatments come out every year that add more than a year to your life for every year you live. Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte has published a study recently where he expressed three specific Yamanaka Factors(tl;dr, 4 turn cells back to stem cells) in mice and their cells showed signs of rejuvenation and they physically appeared to look younger. He's thrown out the estimate of 20 years - so 2042. Another result using the same mechanic that was the proof of concept was done in David Sinclair's Harvard Lab that used those factors to restore the optic nerve. And, this is where I want to work, Altos Labs was founded earlier this year with an astounding pool of scientists(including aforementioned Dr. Belmonte and Shinya Yamanaka) with $3 billion in funding from two people - one of whom is Jeff Bezos. If you're Gen Z, at the current rate of progress you're likely on the cusp - a 50/50 of making it in my eyes. I myself have started working out this year in order to improve my odds cause I'm an early zoomer, but on the flipside my living relatives are living looong(dead at 94, doing very well at 88 and 85. I like my personal odds). Some people will say Gen Z is likely to make it based on above, but those were specific scenarios. The experiment that visibly made mice younger(and actually did too) was done on genetically modified mice to produce the factors when exposed to a specific chemical. One of the struggles in genetic engineering is affecting the whole body - every single cell in the body - and is something that needs more work before we go up and say "holy shit just need to wait for clinical trials!" The point is the concepts have been proven to a degree in one aspect, a lot of execution and other therapies will need to be done. To end on some good news, 3D printing organs is on the rise. My school, not a huge one, is just getting a cell 3D printer. You'll be able to regrow your organs and replace them, and multiple trials are currently in the work that will hopefully turn out good in humans. Therapies will come in our lifetimes, and the field is only going to grow. So have faith, and enjoy your life in the meantime instead of waiting for the end of aging.

@@ChubbyMooshroom9 i think ur right about gen z. there may be a chance and we also have cryonics

@@ChubbyMooshroom9 i’m a pretty late gen z, here’s hoping I make it

sometimes when i stare at people long enough, they all look like mice or rat people

They uses mices because their lifespans are shorter so it is easier and less long to do experiments on them.

@@poorsillyboy leaping lunatics, Batman, someone escaped the asylum!

@@hugobertrand2299 On top of that, Mice also have incredibly similar genomes to ours, it's like 95% or something, meaning that it's a pretty decent simulation for how we would react.

@@poorsillyboy bruh wtf

This needs more likes

Lmao Fukin true .

Step 6: turn ourselves into mice and be gods

Step 6: Make drug commercial starring your dad and dog skipping through a field of daisies with the side effects popping out of each daisy

Step 6: Profit

SylenDraws nobody lives in the future because it has yet to happen (yes I'm not funny at parties)

Of course you're not funny at parties, how could you, you don't even get invited to them

Yeah, I hope we are all gonna still be alive in 2117 :)

yeah, you're living in someone's "the future", and at the same time someone's "the past".

It’s also quite interesting to look at a baby, could be your baby sister/brother or just a random baby and think about the fact that they could be living life in 2100. Life, aging. Really makes you think.

I agree with you on taking an NMN supplement. I also take a nicotinamide riboside supplement and apply daily SPF to my face to prevent skin cancer and delay visible signs of aging.

@@austinmoon that's great :)

What is nmn?

I'm nineteen and I'm on fire!!!

I don’t want to become old and boring, come on science, hurry up

@@wren_. im 16 rn, and i think sciene would be quick enough to let me stay in my 30s self (not too young, not too cripply old either), asuming i have the money

@@TuanLe-wz1ko thats extremly optimistic. if there is a breakthrough in this aging stuff, it will be for rich people only for our generation

The dilemma, at least for me, is that if you live until you “choose to die”, then wouldn’t that be no different than suicide? I would never be able to have the guts to just voluntarily die. Another dilemma, is that if people were to “live much longer”, say like 400 years, then the balance between birth and death would be out of order, until eventually the population would stabilize at a very ludicrous population value, assuming birth rates per woman stay constant. This could exceed the carrying capacity on Earth, so we’d either have to reduce or birth rate or spread throughout the solar system to accommodate for the unavoidable population increase caused by lifespan increase.

aye go outside

Nothing a fake-beard and some makup won't fix.

Ewertton, I like the way you think!

New Message I'm 32 and look 20. Trust me all the kids think the same thing when I tell them about 1997 and how they are so young and have so much more time than me

My plans may be ruined! I always wanted to be a grumpy old man. They're the best.

One? THE BEST

Justin Young Along with Asap science

Good point guys. I also forgot to mention smarter every day.

Smarter every day, The Great War, VSAUCE, and CGP Grey are all high quality educational channels.

I have to agree! I touch on these kinds of topics but not this in depth! Beautiful stuff!

I thought it was ACGT. Am I missing something obvious?

@@bob388 no aglets are the stiff ends of shoelaces

@bigblackfootman i think we all learned about aglets from that episode

Koa you looked at your insides

They are cute, you just lack the perspective to see them correctly

@@s.d.966 bruh....sarcasm and irony at the same time......lol😂😂😂

@Wei Zhao what u tryna say bruh?😂😂

@@kavishekhar790 He was trying to tell you that statement wasn't sarcasm; then he randomly and completely unprovoked, launched a few insults at you. Such a pleasant fellow...

*Science hurry up goddammit staph it with new crazy guns we need LIFEEE extension!*

Oorah.

First clever comment I see from viewers on this video

For the whole Kurzgesagt crew, that is !

What if Kurztgesagt team doesn't cure their aging :(

Do continue to be excited, you're supposed to be after all however there is an elephant in the room you might want to give some thought to: The conversation noone seems to be ready for is how to deal with population growth even if we do solve aging. If we don't solve population control first, the lack of aging will do more harm than good and I am a SUPPORTER of solving aging saying this. Any claim that I was biased against solving aging would need to also claim I don't like to be alive and healthy. Your move.

You should be. I think we'll hit escape velocity within our lifetime.

Same I'm 13 and really excited for the future

im 19 and im excited too. i really hope it will happen in our lifetime

@@bob388tbh I think we will solve intergalactic travel before living forever lol.

LMFAO

ASH KETCHUP INTENSIFIES

Lmfao

I want to win a Pokemon league tho

Yes kidnap creatures to make THEM fight to Win an medal

Metabolism is the key. The faster the metabolism, the quicker things seems to age. How much correlation there is in humans is the real question.

@@chrisseger2346 r/wooooooosh

Chris Seger Humans do live a lot longer than most mammals of similar weight... I also know that Humans are pretty much fine tuned for long distance running and travel (as in, literally strolling after prey until the prey just says “fuck this, I’m done” and dies from exhaustion). I don’t know how that would relate to metabolism for size, but it wouldn’t surprise if some of the adaptations to maintain sufficient aerobic respiration going even under physical stress, would also play a role in helping to reduce long term tissue damage and help more complete repair of damaged tissue (people do scar over more as well, but said scar tissue is generally tougher as well)

pizzaslize - Clams May live up to 400 years old

how about the jellyfish who can live indefinitely?

As a big brain man once said "We're just throwing science at a wall and seeing what sticks." (Cave Johnson btw.)

You volunteering?

@@bob388 We could start with a combo of all the ones presented here on mice. See if their combined effect is better than each individual one. Then we adapt each for human biology, run separate trials on willing subjects, then a trial of all combined on willing subjects. Now we've reached Austin's proposition without being idiots about it, Bob.

@@lemax6865 I think its obvious that the science involved is in need of improvement and funding, of which I am convinced the former is indeed happening. The latter being another issue is one we likely agree on given your response. I will say that we as a species need to address how we are going to handle population growth BEFORE this science is developed to the point that population growth becomes an emergency. It is only rational that this is the case and I assume you agree with that too. Is that correct?

hopefully we can i want this for family pets elderly relitives hope it happens soon

And no one would be pressuring anybody to make children, purely to support the useless, old people.

@@Hsjsjb2626 what do you mean by that

@@andrewhobbs5268 That the society would stop getting pressured to make kids despite the overpopulation and a fight for resources. We only ever had to do it to support the old people and the country's budget.

@@Hsjsjb2626 okay

all control groups are safe job

@@adamrezabek9469 Not for mice it ain't :p

@@adamrezabek9469 not for mice

@@ortherner Control means the mice is not tampered or messed with, the control group job is very safe.

not all control groups are safe- I worked with mice who had colitis. The control group didnt get the treatment.

Hugh White: then they killed and dissected that mouse to find out all the ways in which he had been healthier than his peers--right up to that point.

Jillian Smith sacrifices must be made in order to push the boundaries of life itself

F Jerez: why don't we just take human volunteers, then, and stop using creatures who don't volunteer just because we "can?" Sacrifices of the weaker and voiceless, is what you mean, right? Would you want to see your family sacrificed by others for "life itself?" My comment was dark humor above, but I take your thoughtful point seriously...yes, I agree with you, and no, I don't agree at the same time. It makes an ambiguous space in my brain that is somewhat troublesome. I may never resolve it. Hope you have a very good weekend.

Jillian Smith Animals aren’t conscious 🤷🏽‍♂️

JeremyGotJokes: yeah, you got that joke going for you. Of course many animals are conscious. Haven't you ever had a pet? Even goldfish demonstrate consciousness.

That’s just how it is. A lot of people die in the last days before a war ends

Well, you know it is going to apply to people regardless. If it happened today, it would apply to everyone who died yesterday and so on in the future. So guess what: It's guaranteed to apply.

Any progres ?

@@ammananaawwaacount9700 of course...

This made my day, how close are we? Ten years?

Goodluck!

@Mourad Ben Well not if you’re rich ;)

NormallyScott when?

@@Wyrmsforbrains "you spoon" im fricking dying, it's so simple as an insult but so beautiful

@@malijon8085 r/wooosh

"Stop misquoting me" _- Kurzgesagt_

Ight then let me just find out that I'm gonna be the future leader of the mafia and get a tutor baby with a magic lizard

I also like the idea of living healthy for a ridiculous amount of time, however: The conversation noone seems to be ready for is how to deal with population growth even if we do solve aging. If we don't solve population control first, the lack of aging will do more harm than good and I am a SUPPORTER of solving aging saying this. Any claim that I was biased against solving aging would need to also claim I don't like to be alive and healthy. Your move.

@@bob388 maybe disable the ability to reproduce in the people who don't want to have kids??

@@bob388 I think we will be fine. Only 2/3 of deaths are age related and in recent years birth rates have been dropping dramatically. And even if our population does start increasing, we are soon to be interplanetary species anyway, so I don't think we should worry about it. I'm sure that by the time we have found the cure for aging we will either have finished colonizing Mars or will be in the process of that.

@@cris8627 I hope your optimism proves correct because if my pessimism were true and we fail to prepare, we are going to really be hurting all the worse.

Life is what gives meaning to life and death is NOT inevitable and I'll explain why: Technology is all about overcoming nature; all medical conditions will become curable, all accidents will be prevented, people will become more physically durable, ect., so all of the problems that cause death will be cured. Cryonics is a medical experiment that has all of the evidence in the literature supporting its feasibility, so it's realistic to think that people who are cryopreserved under the best current conditions have a good chance of being revived in the future. Rejuvenation research is the area of scientific research in which underlying damages that build up and lead to medical conditions (such as most cancers, Alzheimer's, dementia, ect.) are explored in order to create medical therapies (called "rejuvenation biotechnologies"); after the rejuvenation biotechnologies are developed, the elderly will become perfectly healthy, which will, as a side effect of staying perfectly healthy, lead to indefinite lifespans (this is called "longevity escape velocity"); Aubrey de Grey from the SENS Research Foundation thinks there's a 50/50 chance of people reaching longevity escape velocity by the year 2036.

@@quinnsmith8421 wow

I am the same way however we have an elephant in the room: The conversation noone seems to be ready for is how to deal with population growth even if we do solve aging. If we don't solve population control first, the lack of aging will do more harm than good and I am a SUPPORTER of solving aging saying this. Any claim that I was biased against solving aging would need to also claim I don't like to be alive and healthy. Your move.

It's like you are 80 years old lying in bed looking at the tv as you are dying they announce it.. that would suck so bad

Well I really hope they won't find a cure for immortality cause its gonna be unfair for new generations so dont be selfish and accept your destiny sooner or later 😊

@@cat1800 if immortality exists we still gonna go shit cuz our brain is full and rotting

@@cat1800 It's unfair to me for being unattractive That's the reason i wanted to live till someone kills me with a gun

@@Villosa64 so u think they won't fix that issues??

Update?

Upp

Yes pls

up

This is the part 2

There are two links in the description. I haven’t read it though I think it says 2020 :)

In 2050 we will be able to prolong our lives 2050: 2051st gender has been created

@@lediozefi5784 what's sad is that it could already become a reality in the next year.

@@yt_Ajay_ how do you know he will be dead i,ll only be 46 by then

It's terrifying how right this is. More so about Ledio's comment. Insanity isn't being regulated and its effecting everything.

@@BurakkuHishou Remember those days when mentally deranged people were taken into an asylum as quick as possible? How the times have changed. Young and insane people are given a platform to speak on, the power to influence freedom of speech with force and so on. Mentally deranged college students are given a platform to influence the private lives of millions of people, and it is seen as progressive. These are the same people that would be in an asylum back in those days. Insanity is sanity and sanity is insanity, just like how 1984's government said that peace is war and war is peace. How the times have changed...And the only way is down.

ha

Huh, I thought people stopped doing that scam thing. I saw this in another big youtuber comment section the other day as well. I thought people figured out that these don't work.

But it had a very long healthspan

Shobe Doggu Looks pike they're getting smarter, this one managed to replicate the real Kurzgesagt's sub count

GG

Rishabh Dhiman. You gain sexual gratification from watching animated mice being scientifically tested?

Ryan Whiteman geez, too dark The mice seem really happy

Rishabh Dhiman They are adorable!

Trouble with curing aging is that someone must be the last person to die of old age. Nice aside though that person will be world famous.

That's why we need to support science and progress and understand more about ageing as there are too many people who pro-death and doesn't help us get to where we need to.

Or worse, only available to the elites or super expensive

Tell Me This, You're still going to die, it just delays the body malfunctioning and makes it into a smaller time period. For example, instead of beginning to age around 30s you'll age at 60s. Stuff like that.

yes, in the end we we all die, and even if one day humans live very long, eventually they will die when all the stars will be dead :(

It's great, not grand.

If we had such an ability and didn't destroy ourselves, it'd be because of solving the population question. It is a conversation noone seems to be ready for: How to deal with population growth even if we do solve aging. If we don't solve population control first, the lack of aging will do more harm than good and I am a SUPPORTER of solving aging saying this. Any claim that I was biased against solving aging would need to also claim I don't like to be alive and healthy. Your move.

@@bob388 I agree with you. But i think when we colonize the other planets in our solar system~galaxy this won't be a problem since there will be so much resources/space available

Very True

"Only" seems a bit too obsessive however you're right for wanting to make this a priority. But, there is an elephant in the room that needs addressed: The conversation noone seems to be ready for is how to deal with population growth even if we do solve aging. If we don't solve population control first, the lack of aging will do more harm than good and I am a SUPPORTER of solving aging saying this. Any claim that I was biased against solving aging would need to also claim I don't like to be alive and healthy. Your move.

@@bob388 i dont think its going to be a big problem. Maybe for the first generation because things would still adjust but generally speaking, people will still want the same amount of kids and if they live longer, they will probably want them later aswell. As we can see in advanced societies, child birth declines with longlivety.

Maybe not the *only* purpose. We're gonna want to look into climate science and space exploration as well for the long-term survival of humanity.

Well I just wanna be sure there is have a after life and able to see souls then die is wouldnt important for me if I life as a soul

Nice you see your long-term plans! :) LifespanIO, who collaborate with Kurzgesagt on these films about aging, have a rejuvenation research blog, you are welcome to check it out. www.lifespan.io/

ur name translated to woodpecker. please explain this

Oheadthaboss lmao

careful what you wish for...

People who want to die early can always just commit sudoku, after all

Even the existentially terrible videos usually have an optimistic twist.

Yeah, that is true. However, unlike their other videos, this one was fully optimistic. That's what I deemed 'strange'. Not in a negative way. I love how at the end of Kurzgesagt's videos/series they have positive twists to them. Which, in typing this comment, I think I'm realizing part 1 of the series was the gloomy part, and the optimistic twist is part 2 (the conclusion).

ConfusedPal it’s because their videos are informative and objective. Some facts in life are good, some are bad. It’s that simple.

I received a sad vibe because I thought about my parents and this guy just said how weak their bodies became/ will become :/

Except that in today's world. The advice of the elderly has very little application

cuz we don't rlly need elderly lectures when we have the internet

Every humans dream

🎉

thatprimarykid When I was a kid, I watched science channel, discover, natgeo, ap etc. All those channels suck now though

Gotta watch the science channel! Honestly watching a Michio Kaku show on the science channel about anti-aging science when I was a kid is what directly motivated me to pursue the biology degree I'm working on today

IGNTEwithin ikr now they show bad stuff now

IGNTEwithin they do, especially animal planet. Its a shame

I would watch ZOOM, Bill Nye The Science Guy, Magic School Bus and the Discovery Channel, which the name suggests used to actually teach you things!

How about the pc?

but this vid was made not only for education purposes i guess... after watching i think it mainly aims at finding human volunteers for antiageing projects

you probably paid a lot for WiFi, the electronic you’re watching on, most likely a house, and basic needs that keep you alive, so not for free.

How much does Internet/Data costs in US per month?

PopMaster $8,000

Boogie, vacations to the moon

Nothing because all the small countries would take over with their military

YOU DO NOT KNO DA WEI

Of course they would. It isn't like war *became obsolete 150 years ago, because countries don't fight for resources or honor anymore but for Ideological reasons, that slowly die out, because they are minor and stupidic. And we live in an age of Economical Warfare, were countries with best trade network, Universities and brands are culturally colonising others. (cough, merica, cough)* Military is useless and if you really think about it just a bunch of people trained to be serial killers.

Sebastian Moore he never said they should have no military (which ideally they wouldn't) just that more money should be put to science

Welcome to Kurzgesagt, enjoy your stay.

Within the first 2 seconds I had that thought. Have never seen more clean animations.

FD I have a very small penis and it makes me very sad and suicidal.

Good Times this is no place for your normie memes.

Good Times, call here 1 (800) 273-TALK

I'm 29 and already found tiny wrinkles under my eyes and told my dad about it (he's 80) and he started laughing at me 🙃

GenZ has a 50-50 shot at being the first generation for anti-aging

today i lost a purple book with a star picture on it, have you seen it

+Seth :o Meh, you do have a point. Despite that, I still try to look on the bright side. Humans, despite our many flaws, wars, disputes, and greed are still going for the greater good (at least in our own eyes). We want to make life happier, healthier, and longer as a whole. Sadly there are those who ruin this but still, overall we want what's best for us as a whole

Hydra Except there are anti gouging regulations in price, and providing them en masse at an affordable price to the public populace(majority of working class) is actually beneficial both short but more so in the long term, as the work force will be more productive, less prone to diseases, and even last longer working than retiring, cost effective benefits.

@Hydra it's also to make less money for other products, since most old people rely on medicines. if their age sicknesses are gone, they wouldn't need to spend money on medicines. so it's kind of a balanced thing on money making in the medical field

specifically on the lower half of our body

Everything grows hair on mice , those things never seem to work on people

Some Guy I would prefer just have hair from neck to head.

haha... high_five! ;)

Huzzah!

Dont forget it !

A-G-L-E-T

"There true purpose is sinister" -Question

I can’t wait for the future

@Ayomide Idowu i wish i could live forever. I dont think I would like to die for atleast another 1000 years or so.

Only if mankind does not descend into a cesspool of madness, causing societal collapse.

@Ayomide Idowu But in any case mankind will expand and while the chances are unlikely, there could be a possibility of Mars being habitable far into the future.

Going forward in time is a posibility due to phisycs and space traveling, but being alive during all that time in the same spot in our planet is a much bigger issue.

sameee

Plenty of progress has taken place in geroscience since this video was uploaded. An example being that there's now an actual rejuvenation biotechnology industry featuring a lot of different companies conducting damage repair research. I recommend reading Lifespan IO's Rejuvenation Roadmap that keeps track of how close different lines of rejuvenation research are from entering into clinical trials. For the latest information about geroscience, I recommend reading the Fight Aging articles.

ThatFighterGuy you are deeply right.

fake

ThatFighterGuy I don't think these guys believe in god (by human conception) that much

Alex Đoàn To be fair, I don't believe in god either: I'm an atheist. But if anyone of these guys does believe in god, I threw the "god bless you" part for them.

exactly

Lol. XD

Xd

Nah, just capture that fucker and do some serious experimentation to find out what keeps him young.

Ketchup

😂

😂😂😂

Yes

less than 20 lol

No. Then it might be given to rich people but in an unoptimal way to be sure that they remain addicted to the cure and that the pharma can make a lot of money

Clinical trials are already taking place.

We are all gonna die nothing matters summer just come watch TV.

@Henry Kermond I am in great pain...😁

_Plus_

...I can't believe I actually thought it was called NAD+ because of that.

sounds like a supplement you can get at a health food store _ NAD+

Nad Flanders +

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide +

Sitting in your rocking chair at your farm in Kansas at 89 years old "Those damn people lied to me"

Kozv παιδιά τραγουδια

Kozv

lol

Aglets!!!!😁😁

oml

BRUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHH

A. G. L. E. T. don’t forget it

*A* *G* *L* *E* *T*

What for? Do mice care? Or you just want to virtue signal and then feel better about yourself?

Mushy Pork Groundhog Day but it's Mouse Day I guess.

I would assume the mice being experimented on where the experiment turns out badly would care, seeing as even though they may not have human levels of consciousness or intelligence they still feel pain, but hey, that's just my two cents.

they also kill off millions from diseases! :D

Right? And look at them, now we have black appreciation month.

At first they will but then prices deflate over time and by the time it is cheap and ubiquitous the treatment will actually be safer and better.

I'd pay everything I have

Assuming the US government isn't in shambles when it finally becomes a thing

Don't worry comrade King; after the revolution, it will be provided to everyone!

I agree with Mcdicks, because a lot of advanced treatments that have been around for a long time still haven't reduced in price. But on the other hand, technology is advancing so insanely fast. Medical breakthroughs happen all the time, and a cheap, innovative cure for aging will probably present itself.

Huh. It sorta is.

Part of it is yes, and cancer is the result when these "zombie" cells retain the ability to multiply.

That is morbid af.

Yep pretty much

❤️

Ryaken the "us education system" is a daycare center for adults.

Yes, because these videos taught you how to read, write, count, talk, co-ordinate, rationalise, problem-solve, empathise, interact with others etc. And not to mention all the basic or perhaps even advanced general knowledge acquired in a broad range of subjects - if you dared to actually pay attention. Rather than an in-depth exploration of a few interesting topics to engage short attention spans, otherwise summarised as indulgence in brain candy. Don’t get me wrong, these videos are highly informative and thought-provoking on seemingly relevant topics, but don’t disregard your entitlement to an education and the opportunities within just because it abides by a systematically constructed attitude of irrelevance and ineffectiveness in outcomes. Of course no education system is perfect, that’s really a matter of opinion, hence the content of your curriculum won’t always seem relevant to you as an individual, and the efficiency or tone in which it is delivered may be far from the best. Still, it helps to meet the system halfway with an attempt to engage and focus even when it’s boring as fuck, because it’s just not feasible to contrast enjoyment with information, as this compressed video so successfully does. I can continue to drone on but you’ve probably already formed some sort of nit-picking rebuttal or lost interest. Just remember, ignorance is bliss and knowledge is power...

They should get rid of the insane and evil oxymoron concept "optimistic nihilism" before that though, and the gnostic atheism. No one should ever treat death as something positive, or assume that it's "the end". enough people have seen ghosts to confirm that there is consciousness beyond death. The obsession with the brain as the "source" of consciousness is no good.

Tasorius can you provide sources to prove that people have seen ghosts.

Ryaken I wish

Then the sun explodes and the universe is consumed by black holes

Isn't any surgery or medication that improves your life span literally science saving you from death?

wrong, the black holes would have decayed by Hawking radiation before they consume everything.

Actully there is a thing called red darws wichmis our only chance for survival afyer that we are done

El Sujeto Debajo De Tu Cama yus

Dude, how didn't I notice that?

@@Burn_Angel Because you're stupid, just like me!

@@achillfe no way! I thought I was the only one

I didn't notice until I read this!

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Quantum Chill Craving not eating, but then again I like cheese and if you can't eat anything enjoyable or are constantly painfully hungry .. that's not living either. 🙄

Spot the vegan.

You're so delusional it's actually funny.

I don't think you even know the meaning of ignorance or arrogance, I haven't shown evidence of either. Yes, you literally just directly insulted me for making a barely snarky remark. There's no argument for me to say you're "wrong" about so I've no idea why you said that.

Not being defensive at all, I couldn't care less about the differences between our diets. You can eat whatever you want to, just don't push your opinions onto others.

Kulfyr3 You could say this looks really *MICE*

They live in a lab bro. What's the point of being alive healthy for a long time if youre not _living_ ? Thank you for your forced sacrifice mice friends :)

Kevin C-137 they aren't being forced they were born in a lab without knowing of anything else after all

Kevin C-137 animals are happy when they are alive and well-fed. Living in the wild does not equate to being "happy" for them, especially for lab rats, that were born in labs and only know labs

Most likely a lot of mice died horribly through tests. I wouldn't be so anvious of them if I were you :p.

WateverWatever04 it's so cute I could... Die of old age 😢

Robot barbers that is.

I share your concern, being 23 myself I feel it's rather likely that my generation is either the last to die of traditional aging or the last one to see many of our loved ones die because of it.

Take a look at the Broccoli compound called "sulforaphane". There is a bunch of evidence to support its potential to increase health span.

Seriously right? But I think these things have been around for long, but we're never gonna get it. After watching all videos from this channel, i found nothing being actively introduced to common people.... Just a thought.....

Cyber Yep at 24 I feel the former is much more likely than the latter. R.I.P to us, lets enjoy our youth shile we can!

Be more grateful, you used a computer to type this which means you probably have a home, imagine you were alive during the black death, you wouldn't be alive.