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Plan of Action

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Gene therapy to slow down the body's programmed rate of aging

upregulating of p53

study genomes of mammals that do not die of heart disease, cancer, and brain degeneration

         short term: we need to collect accurate statistics on the causes of deaths of wild animals, lab animals, and humans. It is crazy that we do not do autopsies on every older person that dies.  Something is killing every 80 yo and no one is even investigating. When "heart disease" is recorded as the cause of death, does the patient even have a serious history of heart disease?  Once accurate statistics on human causes of death are found, find animals that do not die from these causes and study how they do it. If we can make goldfish glow with jellyfish genes then we can make humans resist cancer with bowhead whale genes. 

  

Turn back the body's aging clock, ie mimic the transcriptome of my 40 yo body when I am 60 y0 

10 years to completely map out transcriptome. Then 20 years to replicate it. Need to determine if the body indeed has an aging clock, on what level it operates, and if it is possible to fool it. 

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  • Partial reprogramming therapeutics

  • Blood-borne factor therapeutics, parabiosis, plasmapheresis

  • transplants of young tissues/cells 

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Genetic modification to withstand freezing

 Study how tardigrades and C. elegans withstand long-term freezing. 

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Develop better cryonics technology

Design faster cooling and heating tech

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Develop methods to measure biological age

 

Map out the chemical pathways that are making us age

Those that believe death is inevitable are so proud of themselves. They pat themselves on the back for having the courage and maturity to stare reality square in the face. "Now I can focus on something that truly matters," they babble to themselves as they march towards their death. "I'm so happy I didn't waste my life," they cry out as they leap into the oblivion.

They are wrong, of course. Their worldview is not based in reality. It is a fact that death is not inevitable. The is no law of the universe that states you must be dirt in 100 years. Organisms have the ability to repair themselves, and there is no reason why your body cannot continue to repair itself indefinitely. 

There has been an incredible dearth in aging research. As a result, we have no idea what causes aging. There is thus no basis for concluding that science cannot cure aging in our lifetimes. Those that jump to this conclusion are not making an intelligent or rational decision. Their decision is made out of fear and hubris and stupidity. I look forward to watching these hypocrites demand access to a cure when one is discovered.  

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