Can You Live Past 120 Years?
In this segment of the YouTube discussion titled “Can You Live Past 120 Years?”, the speakers explain the pivotal role of NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) as a small molecule that fuels cellular energy, defends against oxidative stress, and helps prevent cancer. They argue that traditional views of disease as isolated incidents are outdated; instead, aging is presented as a fundamental, systemic derangement that underlies various organ-specific ailments such as arthritis. One speaker emphasizes personal responsibility for aging, stating that if you age, it’s your fault. The conversation also challenges the common belief that aging begins at 60‑70 years, asserting that the aging process starts earlier. Finally, they speculate on the potential maximum human lifespan when leveraging AI, cutting‑edge research, and comprehensive interventions, questioning how long humans could live if all possible measures are applied.
