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# No known person has ever lived beyond age 130.  Therefore, everyone...

*September 11, 2025 — Comment Spencer Greenberg's post*

No known person has ever lived beyond age 130.  Therefore, everyone dies if we _don't_ build AI's. AI's could vastly accelerate the search for a means to slow, stop, and reverse the aging process.  Every day doomers delay a cure for aging, 115 K people will die. How does he know that empowering bureaucrats to try to slow/stop AI technology won't result in _more_ deaths than doing nothing?