Benjamin Z Miller

Benjamin Z. Miller is a businessman and investor. More information at

[Prof Steve Horvath @prof_horvath]

Axolotls seem to hit a pause on aging after age 4, as revealed by epigenetic clocks. 🕰️🦎✨
Yuliia Haluza, Joseph Zoller, Max Yun (2024) Axolotl epigenetic clocks offer insights into the nature of negligible senescence https://t.co/P9zLwTM0h1

[Prof Steve Horvath @prof_horvath]

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[booper @booperdev]

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[Benjamin Z Miller @BenjaminZMiller]

@booperdev Good morning

[Benjamin Z Miller @BenjaminZMiller]

@yangranat Great post. Well done. Yes, we have to take action.

[Benjamin Z Miller @BenjaminZMiller]

@MarcosArrut @vtchakarova So true. We don’t have to die at 100 and with biological immortality as it becomes available we can fix the mistakes in nature’s design.

[Benjamin Z Miller @BenjaminZMiller]

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[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

The great change will come when the masses understand that aging is not an inevitable destiny, but an enemy we can confront with the force of our ingenuity. Just as man has defied the confines of nature, we must now fight to defeat time itself, in pursuit of a life without limit.

[Benjamin Z Miller @BenjaminZMiller]

@biogerontology Great post.

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

We are going to prove wrong those who believe that aging is not reversible.

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

Dedicating one's life to science is the best purpose one can have today.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Scaling down from human hand to cells, atoms and quarks 🧠

[David Sinclair @davidasinclair]

Where epigenetic reprogramming is headed

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

We should be proud to be the generation that will have the luxury of not aging.

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

Aging should be seen for what it is: a failure of nature.

It is neither an acceptable condition nor is it an inexorable matter. It is merely a flaw that can and will be resolved.

[Yan Granat | Immortality or Death! @yangranat]

I don't mind living as a decrepit old man for 10 or even more years if it allows me to live to see the technology that can reverse aging.

Therefore, lifespan is much more important than healthspan.

Healthspan is an option for those who initially accepted defeat and simply want to prolong their youth a little, and not defeat aging.

But many in the longevity community are leaning toward healthspan because people like that kind of rhetoric better.

This is a big, fatal mistake.

It is precisely because even the longevity community and some transhumanists refuse to postulate the unconditional value of life, whatever it may be, and the goal of living forever, that we are so weak.

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

The moment states understand that science is not an expense but an investment, society will have advanced another level.

[Ryan Bethencourt @RyanBethencourt]

Within a decade, biotech replacement will transform medicine.

Replacing worn out organelles (like mitochondria), stem cells/immune cells (aging related exhaustion) and worn out organs

While I was at XPrize we knew 50% of the reasons why we die are due to organ/tissue failure.

[Marcos Arrut @MarcosArrut]

Imagine when we tell our grandchildren that people used to grow old and die from it. How unbelievable, isn't it?