Dr. Jonathann Kuo

And so-

You get a biological age these days, I'm telling you, it's still take it with a grain of salt.

Yeah, I mean, aging is such a complex thing that you can't just use one method to really look at, you know, how your overall system is aging.

There's multiple different hallmarks of aging.

It's just way more complex than a simple, you know, DNA methylation epigenetic test or, you know, stuff like that.

no i don't 0.35 is really not possible i don't think that number is true okay like um once again these like a pace of aging things are like in my opinion still not super accurate right there are some things that i do do think i i do put some validity to like you know that didn't pay some of these organ clock systems like i i do think they're directionally correct um

We are not there yet, but we're making a lot of progress towards it.

I do believe in the next 10 to 15 years, could we actually reach that longevity escape velocity?

I do.

I actually do think so.

Because of AI.

Yeah.

You know, I do believe in a lot of work and stuff that Peter Diamandis talks about.

You know, you talk to higher ups at Anthropic and they say there's like a 10, you know, he told me there's a 10, 15 percent chance that you're going to reach that as longevity escape velocity.

Obviously, that's a guess.

Who knows what the future is going to hold, but there are tremendous advancements on a monthly basis that we see these days at this forefront of medicine.

What a time to be alive.

Crazy time, for sure.

Our generation, out of the 10,000 generations before us, this is the generation where we get to see some of these possible changes.

Yeah.