Dr. Jeffrey Gladden argues aging can be hacked to extend healthspan, separating chronological age from biological and psychological age. People could start businesses, relationships, or learn new skills decades past retirement age as advances make staying physically and mentally youthful increasingly possible.
Yeah, I think everybody wants a, you know, a long healthspan essentially. And then, you know, to go quickly and quietly, so to speak, right? When that happens, I think, I think we live in an, in an, in an age, quite honestly, where I think aging itself is gonna be hacked. And I think we can, we can choose to live much longer than, you know, our parents or our grandparents did in a much healthier way. I really think that's, that's already evident. And I think it's only not that far away, quite honestly, when we get the opportunity to do that in even a more demonstrative way, if you will, where we can truly live young for a lifetime, right? And continue to do the things we love to do. That it's kind of a separation of chronological age, not only from biological age, but also psychological age to where we're actually able to, you know, start a new business, do something, start a new relationship, learn a new sport, whatever, whatever you want to do, you'll be able to do it. And I think that's, that's an exciting way to live, realizing
