/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9076204
>I'm 29 and I think our chances to extend lifespan are pretty slim in our lifetime

>I feel we were born too early to be able to advantage of life extension.
Keep in mind, with every advance in technology we'll live another 20 years or so, thus increasing our chances of achieving life extension.

>time it takes for clinical trials
That's why I think a lot of this stuff should be available for people that want to risk their lives doing it.
Sign a contract or something.

>>9076310
What's the best way to raise public awareness.

Also are you guys libertarians?
You're basically a traitor to the life extension community if you are not at least a moderate libertarian.
We need a free market with a deflationary currency so the price of capital comes down so it's cheap and easy to do research like this and have it available for consumers.
Having a mostly free market but having the government fund basic research is probably the best idea.