bench science, putting something in a human body having it work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy. first thing to consider is these changes we are talking about are not going to happen tomorrow, they are going to be happening slowly, the same way we have doubled our life span over the past 150 years, and we slowly adapted. as for brian. what has the reaction been from doctors and scientists to what you are doing, because i guess it has been kind of mixed? the reaction has been very mixed. there are quite a few people who are excited that this is happening and it s a good blueprint for them. there has also been a colossal amount of hate, which i love. i love every bit of it.
and we are living to the age of 85, 95, healthily. will the drugs come? there are a ton of companies who are trying to capitalise on this enthusiasm, raising a lot of money, but then you get to the very hard yards of actually science, bench science, putting something in a human body and actually having at work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy. first thing to consider is these changes we are talking about are not going to happen tomorrow, they are going to be happening slowly, the same way we have doubled our lifespan over the past 150 years, and we slowly adapted. as for brian. what has the reaction been from doctors
the model, the way it works, the drugs become valuable if they actually are demonstrated to be valuable to insurance companies, and we expect the same thing to happen with all drugs that will be developed together. so where does this leave us? there is exercise, but. exercise s hard, magic pills are easy. one a six months, another gets a year, and you piece this together and we are living to the age of 85, 95, healthily. will the drugs come? there are a ton of companies who are trying to capitalise on this enthusiasm, raising a lot of money, but then you get to the very hard yards of actually science, bench science, putting something in a human body and actually having at work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy. first thing to consider
the same thing to happen with all drugs that will be developed together. so where does this leave us? there is exercise, but. exercise s hard, magic pills are easy. one gets us six months, another gets a year, and you piece this together and we are living to the age of 85, 95, healthily. will the drugs come? there are a ton of companies who are trying to capitalise on this enthusiasm, raising a lot of money, but then you get to the very hard yards of actually science, bench science, putting something in a human body and actually having it work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy. first thing to consider is these changes we are talking about are not
become valuable if they actually are demonstrated to be valuable to insurance companies, and we expect the same thing to happen with all drugs that we will develop together. so where does this leave us? there is exercise, but. exercise s hard, magic pills are easy. one pill gets us six months, another gets a year, and you piece this together and we are living to the age of 80, 85, 95, healthily. will the drugs come? there are a ton of companies who are trying to capitalise on this enthusiasm, raising a lot of money, but then you get to the very hard yards of actually science, bench science, putting something in a human body and actually having it work. and there are bigger questions over how we may need to work longer, the unexpected diseases that will emerge at these older ages, and our planet is already pretty busy.