7,000 Americans die per day, mostly from senescence. If we really want to save lives, we would invest massively in (1) regenerative medicine and (2) minimizing existential risk. Instead, we get sensationalism, signaling, and scope-insensitivity. Bad priorities will kill millions.
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Ha! Or how about we legislate intermittent fasting, the only technique proven to extend lifespan?
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