Why Don’t Billionaires Invest In Longevity?
Why don’t billionaires invest in longevity? The tech tree to extend human life is unlocked — but funding lags behind. Discover why this trillion-dollar opportunity is being overlooked, and why now is the time to invest in ending age-related disease.
If today’s billionaires invested just 1% of their wealth into longevity, we could give >10 years of healthy life to every human on earth. We could eliminate the suffering of age-related disease. And, we could generate some of the biggest returns in the history of technology. It’s crazy to us that more billionaires haven’t realized this yet. (After all, they can’t take all that wealth with them when they die). And we need them to wake up. A better world is so close, if we can just close this funding gap. People don’t realize just how close we truly are to extending human life well beyond…
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