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Reverse engineered approach to human longevity - MIT talk by Peter Attia
Danielovich replied to Danielovich's topic in CR Science & Theory
I've found it via his website: https://peterattiamd.com/start-here/ Which actually has some quality information. I haven't, does it add something that wasn't covered elsewhere? Enjoy! -
Reverse engineered approach to human longevity - MIT talk by Peter Attia
Danielovich posted a topic in CR Science & Theory
This is a great talk, Probably the best video content I've stumbled upon, probably since Rhonda interviewed Longo. Goes through problem definition, strategy (mostly) and some tactics. -
The Singularity May be Closer than It Appears
Danielovich replied to Dean Pomerleau's topic in Chitchat
They've found that a simulation of particular effect is exponential is the number of particles participating. Thus, concluding it will be impossible to simulate a large number of such particles. But, Quantum computers in theory can work with exponential time: https://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/12892/quantum-computers-parallel-computing-and-exponential-time Thus, if our simulators have access to those computers, they can simulate those kind of interaction in linear time. -
Valter Longo interviewed by Rhonda
Danielovich replied to Danielovich's topic in CR Science & Theory
New article by Longo, as before amazing results! -
Basic income -does anybody see another sustainable solution?
Danielovich replied to mihaicl1981's topic in Chitchat
Gordo, Indeed basic income is different that food stamps. Compare those two scenarios: 1. Getting $1000 food stamps (or other social benefits). Now you start working for minimum wage and get paid $1500. Your total income is $1500 --> no incentive to work, as you loose benefits. 2. Getting $1000 basic income, Now you start working for minimum wage and get paid $1500. Your total income is $2500 --> there is an incentive to work as it adds to your basic income. A small but very important difference. -
First I'll start by saying that this is indeed a topic with great importance. I would not join the debate here, but I think I share mostly Gordo's views on the topic. Meaning, both parties will have to re-think and reorder themselves as most of people understand the current way of doing things isn't going good. This will lead to better options in the future. Dean - You are indeed doing an important task with your connections at Facebook/Google, I wonder If you can elaborate on the response you get from your colleagues?
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Gordo, Amazing shot (and jump!)
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The Singularity May be Closer than It Appears
Danielovich replied to Dean Pomerleau's topic in Chitchat
Thanks for the link Dean, I'll definitely check it out. And keep updating this thread, it ROCKS! -
I've visited the colorado last month for a family re-union. Done some nice CE, via swimming in the sky pond.
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Microsoft joins biohacking movement to tackle aging and age related disease
Danielovich replied to Gordo's topic in General Health and Longevity
Indeed it gets hot in this area. As someone who also working in this realm, those are exciting times -
Observer, Don't forget that he is looking through the lens of "Circadian rhythm". So Coffee or tea indeed affects it. But if you switch the lens to fasting, I believe that zero-calorie beverages are OK.
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Josh made a series of posts on this topic recently: http://joshmitteldorf.scienceblog.com/2016/09/05/nutritional-geometry/
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Amazing work Dean, it is great that you are keeping us posted with the latest research on this topic. Funny fact, I've looked at your paper and who cited it, and surprisingly enough it was a work on HRV
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Valter Longo interviewed by Rhonda
Danielovich replied to Danielovich's topic in CR Science & Theory
Thanks for the reference, I already know this work (As most people here I guess). My question was regarding if it is better (health wise) to do a 5 day full fast compared to 5 day FMD? Let's assume I don't have an adherence problem And if Longo actually compered those two in a clinical trial. -
Valter Longo interviewed by Rhonda
Danielovich replied to Danielovich's topic in CR Science & Theory
Got it BTW, I wonder if Longo compared the FMD vs Full fast in one of his publications.
