
Scientists Bold Prediction: We’ll Soon Extend Life Well Beyond 120”
Reading Time: 12 minutes Silicon Valley has turned its attention to discovering a cure for a universal disease: AGING. Despite apprehensions about possible unintended consequences, they are pouring billions into biotech companies to attempt to ‘hack the code’ of life. In Palo Alto, hedge fund manager Joon Yun is completing an elementary computation. As per US social security data, the chance of a 25-year-old dying before age 26 is 0.1%. If that risk stayed steady throughout life instead of rising due to age-related illness, the average person would live 1,000 years. Yun is intrigued by that prospect and feels it is believable. He put...