A limited set of interests, or we would become terribly bored and fall into ennui. but that doesn t mean that applies to the real prospects of life extension of a few decades. but it is worth bearing in mind that, you know, hundreds of millions of people right now are already depressed. this is worth taking seriously. you know. ..there s an old joke about two ladies in a canteen and one says, the food here s terrible. and the other one says, yeah, and the portions are so small. why would you want a larger portion of terrible food? i mean, we have hundreds. i like thejoke, and i get the message. but there are equally many millions of people living around the world who are deeply depressed by the notion that, actually, before very long, they re going to die. and it gives them an overwhelming sense of the pointlessness of everything. hmm. life can be full ofjoy. and i think our priority should be to enable as many people as possible to live in full health for as long as possible. and
This is worth taking seriously. you know. ..there s an old joke about two ladies in a canteen and one says, the food here s terrible. and the other one says, yeah, and the portions are so small. why would you want a larger portion of terrible food? i mean, we have hundreds. i like thejoke, and i get the message. but there are equally many millions of people living around the world who are deeply depressed by the notion that, actually, before very long, they re going to die. and it gives them an overwhelming sense of the pointlessness of everything. hmm. life can be full ofjoy. and i think our priority should be to enable as many people as possible to live in full health for as long as possible. and so, if the focus of this kind of research is on what s called compressing morbidity, you know, making people who are ageing healthier and extending people s lives that way, i d be very supportive. but life extension for a few while others are living a life of depression and debilitation
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