A Mathematical Method for Calculating Lifespan

A Mathematical Method for Calculating Lifespan

by Aaron J. Clarke

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    How does framing aging primarily as a "financial burden" to the government influence the way society views the elderly and the pursuit of longevity research?

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    If science successfully develops a reliable method to accurately calculate and significantly extend human lifespan, how do you think it would fundamentally change the way you personally plan and live your daily life?

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    The book explores the link between molecular timing mechanisms, like telomeres, and our biological expiration date; do you find comfort in the idea of life being mathematically quantifiable, or does it strip away the mystery of existence for you?

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