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Some people think that the first person to live to 1,000 years of age has already been born. And they may not be wrong. Human longevity science is real and rapidly advancing. Experts in the field believe Longevity Escape Velocity is near
Immortality is actually not the right word. Call it “ammortality.” What may be coming soon is not really the end of death. Even a human who has conquered aging can still be eaten by a grizzly bear
But, if you can avoid angry bears and other violent life-ending incidents, the end of death caused by biological aging may be closer than you think. A growing number of reputable human longevity scientists and medical professionals believe that Longevity Escape Velocity may be reached in the next ten to twenty years. There is even speculation that a few people have already achieved it, although it’s impossible as yet to measure or prove.
The first thing to wrap your head around is the idea that aging (and therefore death from aging-related conditions) does not have to be a fact of life and is, instead, a problem that can be solved. Scientists are discovering that biological aging is governed by specific, measurable, and possibly controllable biological processes — something often referred to as the nine hallmarks of aging,
Solving biological aging, therefore, becomes “simply” a proposition of solving the mechanisms, or hallmarks, of aging through various treatments and therapies. It is, admittedly, a concept that can be a bit hard to accept. For all of human history, aging followed by death has simply been a fact of life. We have always had to accept and even embrace it as something inevitably out of our reach…