I find it interesting that the word "science" in English has acquired a rather narrow meaning, usually referring only to the natural sciences. I have been wondering for some while now if not the shift of the meaning and use of the word "science" has had an impact on how the

Far too many people: "GDP is bad. I prefer [thing correlated at 0.9 with GDP]."

So excited to share my TEDx talk on human longevity soon! Proud to have helped curate this wonderful event alongside John Werner at the MIT Museum, WHOOP, and The Quin House. Got to pick some of my favorite people in aging bio (Matt Kaeberlein, Alex Colville, Martin Borch Jensen,

What if our descendants look back at our acceptance of aging the way we look back at medieval medicine? We interviewed them. Dystopian futures are easy to imagine. Optimistic futures take vision and courage to build. VOICES FROM 2099: