852. 3 Dimensions of Longevity That Will Extend Your Life

• Sergey spent years connecting with the world’s anti-aging research leaders, that’s how we met years ago. And he believes that we can live to 200 years old and beyond,  – 2:34
• It starts with the crazy people willing to spend more money like enough money to go to space. But that’s what enables it to be much more affordable a few years later, so it just evolves that way like phones did.  – 4:27
• You just need to keep your body and your mind in a state which is worth expanding its resource. And then it comes down to full horizon of longevity, which is going to be available to us in 25 to 50 years.  – 7:26
• Every morning I wake up and like 3/4 of my life is ahead of me. I’m full of dreams, I’m full of energy. I’m so young in lifespan terms, and I like it, my body responds to that.  – 10:14
• We traded this all expectation of data privacy with how helpful our smartphones are. So in a way, the same thing will happen where internet of body and outsourcing a lot of decisions and a lot of monitoring to artificial intelligence.  – 14:19
• At Longevity Vision Fund, we’ve been struggling to find, what are we supporting? Should it be like invasive integration, or non-invasive?  – 16:37
• We always look in the centenarians, people who already live 100 plus years on this planet, and we just trying to learn from them. I actually think and there’s a lot of studies supporting that, they’ve just been lucky in the genetic lottery.  – 20:06
• We just don’t realize that, we all participating in a global and hopefully positive, I do think it’s positive experiment of using gene therapy on mass population. So this is happening and changing every year, every decade.  – 23:48
• In US and UK, and I have these numbers, 65 to 80% of people, when they offered to extend their lifespan, they say no. And while this is counterintuitive for you, and me and our audience, right? I was really shocked when I first heard that.  – 27:16
• I had identified seven primary causes of aging in my aging book, but you’ve got 10, which was interesting. So can you walk through the 10. – 31:35
• You talked about deregulated nutrient sensing as a major part of aging. So what is that one specifically and what do we do about it?  – 35:58
• Right now, if this is early stage, and with the current advancements in technology, you’ll be able to catch cancer at a very early stage, your chances to recover are almost 100% and what is more important, the quality of your life and your health going to be sustained.  – 38:06
• I do think the change in the healthcare system will come not from the old players doing new things, this will come from new players completely disrupting the space.  – 43:40
• When you look at the total addressable market, it’s like any improvement to that this is a big thing, or we currently investing in a company which will just do like glucose monitoring.  – 46:32
• I call it passive longevity just don’t die stupid, like tobacco smoking, which is minus 10 years from your life. Well, and some of the stuff they’re like pretty obvious, like tobacco smoking, alcohol drinking and driving, using seat belts.  – 50:00
• Second thing, I do fasting. And I like fasting because statistically, so I fast 36 hours a week.  I can survive on the water and herbal tea and I actually love this feeling. And it is really important not only from just decreasing the calories that you take but also in terms of giving your body the opportunity to reset and clean all the system and start autophagy.  – 53:24

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