Ferris Jaber

Ferris Jaber, a contributing writer for The New York Times, dives into the fascinating world of human longevity. He discusses a billion-dollar wager on whether anyone alive today could reach 150. The conversation touches on revolutionary research in aging, from regenerative capabilities found in species like the immortal jellyfish to the ethical implications of extended lifespans. Jaber questions whether a longer life is a blessing or a burden, exploring societal impacts and disparities that could arise from advances in longevity technology.