"The Quest to Embrace Aging: Promising Strategies for a Longer, Healthier Life"

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The editor of a new book on the science of aging believes that significant breakthroughs in reversing aging may come from outliers in the field, emphasizing the need to get comfortable with being wrong. While there is growing optimism about reversing aging, challenges and unknowns still exist, and the use of AI in finding answers is questioned. The editor suggests that major breakthroughs are more likely to come from outliers rather than the current mainstream, and that everything we think we know about aging should be up for debate.
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