Dr. Joy Kong predicts that in decades, 65-year-olds will split into two groups: those who age naturally and those using biohacking to look and feel like they're in their mid-30s. She sees this divide as inevitable given how fast technology moves.
We'll be going to a class reunion and one group will look just like age 65. The other group look like they're 35. Do you consider yourself a biohacker?
I think so. I need your biohacks. I need your biohacks.
We're all in the same camp. And I really believe that human beings, you know, as we rapidly progress in our technology, that within the next 20, 30 years, that we're just going to have two groups of humans, that we could be the same age. We'll be going to a class reunion, right, at age 65, and one group will look just like age 65. The other group look like they're 35 because they utilize everything. The other one wants to age naturally, whatever that means.
I hear this all the time from my friends, like, why are you so— why are you trying to defy it? I'm like, why not? Why not? You know, I don't, I don't, I don't want to get older. I want to feel good. I want to stay younger and healthy and be there for my kids and my grandkids.
Yeah. Such a great question. Why not?
