Millions of Americans don’t have adequate retirement savings. Apparently it’s even worse for Generation X - Americans 38 to 53 - almost half of whom have no retirement savings.https://www.businessinsider.com/gen-x-not-ready-for-retirement-no-savings-2019-4 …
The best way to avoid a retirement shortfall catastrophe is the invest massively in regenerative medicine so people don't grow old and have to retire.
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Yes, but people have a right to life. Are we willing to say, 'Sorry, you're not allowed to repair cellular damage bc there might be side effects'?
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How does this not delay the inevitable?
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Everything’s delaying the inevitable. How is longer life not an improvement?
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that would be bad for the younger generations
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Kudos for a very original idea
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Only if you heavily redesign ongoing decent benefit pensions. Otherwise it is financial catastrophe
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*defined , non decent
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Reading through homo Deus. Thoughts on his predictions ?
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I don't think so. We don't have a clue of how hard that could be. Bioengineering today is almost sci fi. I mean, it's a creative idea and we surely must pursue it at some point, but it's not like: hey, we should make this drug available for free. It's like: we don't have it yet
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