On Longevity - by Erik Torenberg - Ideas & Musings
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For someone who knows nothing, by someone who knows nothing
Disclaimer: I know basically nothing about longevity. We’d probably need to extend human life span in order to fully comprehend the depths of my non-understanding. Inspired by Nathan Cheng, who leads On Deck Longevity and self-taught himself far more than I’ll ever know, I did some basic reading and put this together just to wrap my head around it at an extremely high level. The below summary is way too simple and probably wrong. Definitely don’t quote it summary in any capacity. Honestly, don’t even read it. If you’re currently reading, stop right now. Seriously. Stop it. Stop. OK, now that…
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