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Longevity, Assisted Dying, and Biohacking: An Expert's View
Expert discusses assisted dying, longevity, and critiques biohacking trends.
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OlshanskyJoe BidenDonald TrumpKayla Barnes-LentzBryan Johnson
- What is Olshansky's view on assisted dying?
- Assisted dying is a consequence of extended lifespans, allowing alleviation of suffering for the frail and disabled.
- How does Olshansky view the biohacking movement and its claims?
- Olshansky is critical of "anti-ageing quackery" and the lack of scientific evidence supporting extreme biohacking methods aimed at drastically increasing lifespan.
- What is Olshansky's personal goal regarding his lifespan and health?
- Olshansky prioritizes maintaining health for as long as possible, utilizing preventative measures and monitoring, but doesn't aim for a specific lifespan.
- What is Olshansky's assessment of Bryan Johnson's approach to longevity?
- While intrigued by Bryan Johnson's health monitoring, Olshansky is skeptical of his claims to have conquered death, citing the absence of evidence.
- What is Olshansky's opinion on the cognitive abilities of Joe Biden and Donald Trump?
- Olshansky considers both Joe Biden and Donald Trump to be "super agers," showing no significant cognitive decline despite their age.