Is longetivity a solvable problem?
Elon Musk says that we are all pre-programmed to die as the body grows old and breaks down. If we change the program, he says, we will live longer. Musk thinks it is a solvable problem. What do you think?
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MarkPaul · 26-30, M
Elon has yet to perfect auto-driving despite hyping it. He cost the USA government money after saying he was going to save it $3 trillion. He drove Twitter into the ground. And, he turned Tesla from a respected company to a target for retribution because of his chain saw antics. He quitely abandoned the "hyperloop" that was going to revolutionize commuter travel. So far, Space X and Starlink are successes although will be tested by competition for the first time
Longevity might be a problem that can be solved, but not by Elon Musk. He enjoys thinking he's smarter than he really is. I bet he can't even identify a picture of a giraffe or remember a series of words like "person, woman, man, camera, TV." And I doubt he could survive on a piece of chicken, a piece of broccoli, a (small) tortilla, and one of something else no matter how much of a ketamine stupor he might be in at any given time.
Longevity might be a problem that can be solved, but not by Elon Musk. He enjoys thinking he's smarter than he really is. I bet he can't even identify a picture of a giraffe or remember a series of words like "person, woman, man, camera, TV." And I doubt he could survive on a piece of chicken, a piece of broccoli, a (small) tortilla, and one of something else no matter how much of a ketamine stupor he might be in at any given time.
