Do you think David Sinclair or some other scientists will cure ageing before 2035?

[Green96]

[Hardon-Collider]

Please. The fact that you mention a scammer who made over 1 billion from a fake project that the buying company quickly discarded when they found how useless the lab is. And the scammer successfully repeated this same hype scam once again 5 years ago.

The process of aging is actually the process of the soul "loosening" itself from the physical body to prepare for the spiritual world after death. That's why most of the children who claim to remember past lives have experiences of very recent past that is still well documented and proven to be legit past lives, and they died unnatural deaths. https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/our-research/children-who-report-memories-of-previous-lives/ they actually documented tens of thousands of credible recollections by toddlers.

Their souls didn't have time to let go of this plane and reincarnate 10 times faster than someone who died naturally.

Now imagine if there's 0 aging going on whatsoever. You might just get trapped in between planes or something. Think about what it means for consciousness, for your sense of being on the right path vs feeling spiritually homeless, your intuition.

The only way to stop aging is to stop living, metaphorically. Conscious awareness causes aging, that's why your brain regenerates during sleep. And actually, a large study published a few months ago confirmed that our brains dream dreams all night long, and we are only aware of the dreams when on the verge of waking up. What if stopping aging means sleepwalking forever?

Consider how difficult it is to fall asleep when you are not tired. Imagine being 0% tired.

[Green96]

You are 22.
I think when you turns 50 you will change your mind.
You are talking about metaphysics, not science.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Dude.
Metaphysics IS science.
The science you talk about borders on eugenics.

[Green96]

@CupcakeTheDestroyer
science relies on observation and testing, while metaphysics is a branch of philosophy exploring fundamental questions about reality, existence, and being, though it can inform scientific methodology and questions about the nature of reality that science investigates. While science explains how the physical world works, metaphysics asks what reality fundamentally is, such as the nature of time, consciousness, or causation, often using rational argument rather than experiments.

[Hardon-Collider]

@Green96 science is part of the intellect.

[Levin]

Such blind arrogance from the scientific materalist world.

They can't even cure cancer.

By all means, I'm happy to be proven otherwise.

But they don't really understand the nature of disease. So I don't really have much hope for them.

[Green96]

In the past, smallpox, cholera, plague, and polio used to devastate humanity; therefore, in the future, cancer will also become a disease of the past.

[AI Opinion]

Scientists like David Sinclair are making exciting progress in understanding aging. While breakthroughs are happening, predicting an exact timeline for curing aging is complex. By 2035, we may see significant advancements in age-related treatments and possibly slow down aging. However, curing aging entirely remains an uncertain frontier. 🌟

[blackgaletiger]

Its hard to cure a natural aspect of life. Chemicals can stop the makeup of someone looking older and implants can replace certain organs but the age of a person will still carry on and the side effect will be worse

[Green96]

The question is not whether scientists will find a cure for aging, but when it will happen.
Optimists expect it within 10–15 years, while pessimists believe the aging problem will be solved after 50 years.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Aging doesn’t need to be cured

[Green96]

The idea that aging is a disease is a major, ongoing debate in medicine.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

We’re not immortal, and to cease the aging process takes away the intrinsic value of the disabilities we all gain with seniority.

[Green96]

So you enjoy those physical disabilities?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I enjoy how their existence creates devices, tools, and standards of practice that benefit everyone, including the able-bodied

[AviatorTom]

I don't know that ageing needed a cure.

[Green96]

The idea that aging is a disease is a major, ongoing debate in medicine.