Show Notes
This is ~23 minute talk overviewing our recent results and the way we think about aging and longevity. It was for a conference with quite short speaking slots so I had to talk fast... Longer talk coming with more data but this outlines some ideas and overviews our published recent work on aging.
CHAPTERS:
(00:00) Aging framework overview
(01:16) Bodies as setpoints
(03:08) Anatomical homeostasis examples
(06:40) Bioelectric pattern memory
(08:41) Rewriting biological setpoints
(12:31) Aging bioelectric fuzziness
(14:18) Sharpening brain patterns
(17:34) Cognitive aging hypothesis
(19:42) Atavistic tissue dissociation
(22:21) Species longevity questions
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