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What would it take to reverse 10-20 years of age-related decline in muscle, cognition and immunity?
#XPRIZE is spending $101 million to try and find out.
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Over the past few months, I've been collaborating with @socialcapital (@chamath's investment vehicle) on a two-part deep dive into the current state of Longevity Biotech and Aging Research. This deep dive aims to be a solid introduction to the field. It assumes no background in biology, medicine, or biotech.
If you've been wondering what science knows about aging, what makes us believe aging can be slowed or reversed, or which companies are making real progress toward developing therapies against aging, this is for you!
Part 1 is out now. It's a foundation for understanding the biology of aging and the current state of longevity biotech.
Part 2 follows shortly, covering the strategies researchers, companies, and investors are pursuing to slow or reverse aging.
Thank you, @chamath and @socialcapital team, for the opportunity to work with you on it. And thank you to all contributors who helped to make this deep dive objective and engaging, and who are making anti-aging interventions a reality: @Andrei_Tarkhov, @elimohamad, @fedichev, @KarlPfleger, @MarkHamalainen, @MartinBJensen, @MaxUnfried, @mkaeberlein, @omri_drory, @RaianyRomanni, @realnathancheng, @sebastiangiwa, @shappiron, @shoylev, @statto, @strygah, @ydeigin
If any errors are to be found in this deep dive, I own them.
1/ How long do you want to live?
For most of human history, aging was inevitable.
It's now solvable.
Apply for LBF8 cohort program: longbiofellowship dot org
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Pro-replacement sentiments went as far back as Marvin Minsky and probably even long before. Biotech going this way is inevitable tbh
NEW: Biotech startup R3 Bio has a bold idea for replacing lab animals: genetically-engineered 'organ sacks' that lack a brain.
The long-term goal? Human versions.
wired.com/story/a-billionair…
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NEW: Biotech startup R3 Bio has a bold idea for replacing lab animals: genetically-engineered 'organ sacks' that lack a brain.
The long-term goal? Human versions.
wired.com/story/a-billionair…
took 3 weekends 😆 but finally put this on spotify open.spotify.com/track/52G8a…














