Category Archives: Longevity

Jordan and Bret – complexity and survival

Posted on April 30, 2024 by Ted Howard NZ

The Darien Gap & Postmodernism | Bret Weinstein | EP 434 [ 1/April/24 ] A great conversation with much of profound interest that I will not comment upon, but some where I see over simplifications that need to be explicitly … Continue reading →

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Chats with GPT4 published in full

Posted on January 2, 2024 by Ted Howard NZ

I have now published all my conversations with GPT4 on this site. Please – only read them if you are confident that you can deal with considering risks that few seriously consider.I know many people who are not autistic experience … Continue reading →

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Making longevity work

Posted on December 31, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

Mark Hamalainen – A Coherent, Executable Plan to Achieve Unlimited Healthy Lifespan [ 28/November/23 ] Comparing Bioengineering to bridge building needs expanding out. If you are an engineer building a bridge, then you need to:1 get to know what you … Continue reading →

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Lifeboat – life extension

Posted on September 24, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

[ 22/August/23 Lifeboat Foundation =- Shubham posted:When we will be able to reverse aging and achieve biological immortality, how can a person live 100,000 years? Surely he will not escape accidents.] Consider, that there is a very real sense in … Continue reading →

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Longevity prize

Posted on May 3, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

Award Ceremony | The Hypothesis Longevity Prize [ 29/April/23 ] As I completed undergrad biochem in 1974 it was clear to me in logic that the default state for cellular life is indefinite – because every cell alive has an … Continue reading →

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Immortality

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

Within the next 10 years, do you think there is evidence that immortality can be achieved? [ 3/April/23 ] Depends what you mean by immortality? If you mean, the potential for indefinite life extension, then yes, that does seem possible. … Continue reading →

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Reverse Aging

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

Reverse Aging [ 19/February/23 ] Agree.That much was obvious to me in 1974 as I completed undergrad biochem. The question that occurred immediately following that realization has occupied me ever since:Given a potential for long lived individuals, what sort of … Continue reading →

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Aging – longevity

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

Dr. Sinclair’s New Theory of Aging, Explained. [ 10/February/23 Giovanni posted the link above to Facebook – a Google search on “Yang Loss of epigenetic information as a cause of mammalian aging” led to a download of the full paper] … Continue reading →

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Every cell dies ???

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Ted Howard NZ

[ 24/January/23 ] Every cell does not die. Every cell alive today seems very probably to have an equal claim to being the first cell, and to be part of an unbroken chain of living cells spanning something over 3 … Continue reading →

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If we could greatly extend the human lifespan, would people eventually become immortal?

Posted on November 30, 2022 by Ted Howard NZ

If we could greatly extend the human lifespan, would people eventually become immortal? [ 30/September/22 ] That does not seem to be an option in this universe, though it may be possible to very closely approximate it. It seems very … Continue reading →

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