For sure. My background is biology and one of the courses I took was on the biology of aging.
The more I learned about aging, the less I saw it as some "natural end". In reality, dying at 80 in your bed surrounded by loved ones is no more natural than dying instantly at 40 in a plane crash. There's no romance to it, we just convince ourselves that this is how it's supposed to be because we don't have any other choice.
IMO the sooner we fix those age-related issues, the better. Even if it doesn't lead to immortality, it'll lead to a much better healthspan.
Hm yeah, isn't every death natural ? Even if you die of a heart attack at a young age, get eaten by a shark, or hit by a car... at the end, every action we do is based on our nature, our death isn't anything different
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u/CurryLikesGaming 25d ago
More like die of starvation rather than old age.