Would be nice if there was a committee of scientists for each pathology who could recommend practical intervention(s) which could be employed now. And update these recommendations every couple of years. For example, would increasing various types of autophagy be a good upstream intervention to address multiple downstream issues, and how might those types of autophagy best be invoked.
I remember watching his vids back in 2012, and every journalist trying to out smart him, by mocking the very idea; it was like trying to out smart Elon Musk everyone laughing, but not at Dr. Abrey Degrey. Got his book Ending Aging ( it's hardcore), but a mind blower.
Been following him for a very long time and love him to bits - BUT - he does need to learn how to speak to an audience. Pretty much every 12th word is an 'Um' or an 'Ah'. Once you're aware of it it's easy to stop and would greatly improve the presentations.
Not true at all actually, there's been a lot of progress. You probably don't follow him as closely as I do or read the end season papers for LEV. But trust me there has been progress and remember this is a big thing we re tackling here so it's going to take time but we shall get there.
There's been plenty of videos literally showing each of the hallmarks of aging. And how there's progress been made on all of them . Including the tough ones . Not to mention robust mouse rejuvenation . Which was supposed to happen a few years ago but now is finally happening. Take your bs and lies elsewhere
@@jordangreenwald1654 bs and lies? You pal take your ownbs it and shuve it up .... Zero progress on maximum human lifespan!!. Wake up. They will torture their mice for 20 more years and still have zero progress on human maximum lifespan. Get real, stop drinking your Kool-Aid and fake promises of progress.
@@jordangreenwald1654 Yes, I would just like to see actual progress in humans. I just hope that in 16 years, by the time I'm Aubrey's age, we aren't still talking about mouse models and have made significant progress in humans. I don't see any of this happening without extremely powerful AI being integrated into medicine - which it is starting to be.
@@squamish4244 We make a small amount of progress each and every year. But aging is complex, and human biology is complex. Don't expect LEV to occur in your life time. Enjoy your life. Get cryo-preserved. Then wake up in the future.
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Would be nice if there was a committee of scientists for each pathology who could recommend practical intervention(s) which could be employed now. And update these recommendations every couple of years. For example, would increasing various types of autophagy be a good upstream intervention to address multiple downstream issues, and how might those types of autophagy best be invoked.
Well said.
the goat
I remember watching his vids back in 2012, and every journalist trying to out smart him, by mocking the very idea; it was like trying to out smart Elon Musk everyone laughing, but not at Dr. Abrey Degrey. Got his book Ending Aging ( it's hardcore), but a mind blower.
You're a wizard, Harry
Been following him for a very long time and love him to bits - BUT - he does need to learn how to speak to an audience. Pretty much every 12th word is an 'Um' or an 'Ah'. Once you're aware of it it's easy to stop and would greatly improve the presentations.
20 years later, zero progress.
Not true at all actually, there's been a lot of progress. You probably don't follow him as closely as I do or read the end season papers for LEV. But trust me there has been progress and remember this is a big thing we re tackling here so it's going to take time but we shall get there.
There's been plenty of videos literally showing each of the hallmarks of aging. And how there's progress been made on all of them . Including the tough ones . Not to mention robust mouse rejuvenation . Which was supposed to happen a few years ago but now is finally happening. Take your bs and lies elsewhere
@@jordangreenwald1654 bs and lies? You pal take your ownbs it and shuve it up .... Zero progress on maximum human lifespan!!. Wake up. They will torture their mice for 20 more years and still have zero progress on human maximum lifespan. Get real, stop drinking your Kool-Aid and fake promises of progress.
@@jordangreenwald1654 Yes, I would just like to see actual progress in humans. I just hope that in 16 years, by the time I'm Aubrey's age, we aren't still talking about mouse models and have made significant progress in humans. I don't see any of this happening without extremely powerful AI being integrated into medicine - which it is starting to be.
@@squamish4244 We make a small amount of progress each and every year. But aging is complex, and human biology is complex. Don't expect LEV to occur in your life time. Enjoy your life. Get cryo-preserved. Then wake up in the future.