“I have aging as a disease.”–Elizabeth Parrish, CEO of Bioviva
In episode one of Seeking Delphi, the podcast, I spoke with David Wood, chair of London Futurists, about his book The Abolition of Aging. Specifically, we talked about his bold forecast of a 50% probability of widely available, affordable rejuvenation therapy being available by 2040. In part two of my interview with David, we discuss a few of the wide ranging implications for society, should radical longevity extension become a reality. Retirement, work, sustainability and the meaning of life itself are all in play.
David Wood
(YouTube slide show)
The Abolition of Aging on Amazon.com
Mark Fields, Ford CEO, interview with Business Insider
Business Insider story on renewable energy job growth
GM/Honda joint fuel cell venture, as reported by Motley Fool
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