Longevity Hacks

Based on current epidemiological data and the extent to which people have lengthened their lifespans in like the past two to three decades we're not going much longer than about 115 to 121 right now. There's a capability built into mammals and even humans you know if you look at the bowhead whale or the naked mole rat everything from carbon dioxide tolerance to being able to repair damaged proteins and DNA that could technically allow us to go for a longer period of time. I really would be surprised if in the next few years we're seeing anything much longer than like about 121 or so yeah just based on everything you know, there's not a lot of evidence that we can appreciably increase

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