Absolutely crazy to think that none of the large biobanks have published RNAseq data.

GPT o3 complains quite often that is being blocked from accessing websites. The war has started. Will the gatekeepers win or will free access prevail? While I do hope the content providers can get a decent deal, I also know who has the moral high ground here. The future.

People have no ability to think beyond the immediate future and their childish, human-centered world. AI will take all the jobs and the world economy will collapse? Where we are going, we do not need jobs or money. (Assuming the former happens, the latter follows.)

Every time I make a really, really silly mistake - say throwing a sample in the trash bin due to muscle memory - I now reflect whether I'm really human or just an LLM pretending to be stupid.

The copyediting and proofreading abilities of modern LLMs are absolutely awe-inspiring.

People aren't ready for AI, not even for soft AGI. Every single mistake I see quoted on reddit is FUD. The majority of people - even many researcher friends - aren't using frontier reasoning models. They have not the slightest idea what modern models can do. Strange world.

We should run a lifespan study of rapamycin and CR in WSB/EiJ mice.

Regular reminder: there is no such thing as healthy aging and this word shouldn't be used. It is actually insulting to call it "healthy" to all the people suffering from "normal" aging. There is no healthy terminal cancer and neither is there such a thing as healthy aging.

Any longevity or biotech folks in Shenzhen who want to meet for a chat? I'm there on Sun and Mon.

Friendly reminder that student loans are both unfair and inefficient. It makes no sense to tax someone for a job they have never undertaken. The only sensible option is income tax. They are probably also anti-capitalist since they distort the market more than inheritance tax.

This nonsense got to stop. If a pill gave 30% of users massive myalgia every time you use it, it wouldn't even make it past phase I outside of oncology. The evidence that exercise improves mortality is garbage. It's also a very expensive medicine. 600min per month is around

Wow, we did it! Another major milestone in the Omipalisib journey! We’ve claimed the king throne on Pump Science! This means Omipalisib ($OMIPAL) now holds the record for the most effective lifespan extension in worms among all tested interventions on the platform. We

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I always feel bad because my research ideas don't seem novel enough, but there is always an epidemiologist ready to cheer me up! Seems like the same study gets published once per year. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… lafollette.wisc.edu/news/new-resea…

What if inflammation is just another form of extrinsic aging? We can treat it, fine. Marginal benefits bought via increased infection risk. But we are not getting closer to knowing what causes aging...

Rapamycin Longevity Lab is proud to announce that the world-leading researcher Brian Kennedy (Brian Kennedy) will join the lab as a scientific advisor. We are also thrilled to welcome Kamil Pabis (Kamil Pabis), a great researcher from Brian’s lab, who will take on the role

No need to worry. In the history of classified documents, there is no evidence that any medical treatment was only available to an elite dictator instead of the global public. Since anti-aging gerotherapeutics will be medical treatments, these too will be widely available.

Industry produces what society wants. Academia produces what society needs. That explains why the pay in academia is so exploitative. But is it right?