Dude's 45, the lighting here is good (is he wearing makeup?) so I might think he's 30, but looking at other pictures, if I saw him in person I would probably think "damn that guy's like 50 with oddly soft skin, he looks weird." Sure, he has the style and build of a college kid, so from a distance he probably passes as young, but sure as hell not up close. It's like a middle aged man wearing the skinsuit of someone my age. My parents are his age and look younger than him honestly.
Meh I dunno, I've seen people in their 20s look like they're 40-something. If he's gonna spend millions then hopefully that knowledge can be used for the rest of us. He shares his protocol and all his data on his website (Blueprint). He has a huge team of doctors monitoring all his vitals, levels, etc. at the macroscopic and molecular level. And according to the data, he has reduced his epigenetic age and also reduced the rate of future aging. As for him looking creepy, it's probably because he's white with smooth skin (and probably doesn't expose his skin to the sun because it will damage it, which tbh is a fair concern). If he were black or brown, people might say "black don't crack" or something like that.
Tbh there's a lot of cope in the comments here. Like getting older isn't just about looking older. It's also not being able to recover from injuries and being at higher risk of things like cancer, etc. because your cells become less efficient at killing damaged cells and regenerating healthy ones. Try being 16 and tearing a tendon vs being 40 and doing it. It's honestly not fair, and tbh youth is kind of "wasted on the young."
And this problem affects societies as well. Every developed nation has an aging population and the child birth rates are declining as well. I'd rather extend my youthful time on this planet than be in constant pain due to aging. If people are delaying childbirth, then having healthier parents at an older age is also nice, especially if you want to play with an active kid. And yes I know "diet, exercise, sleep" is important but tbh it sounds like a capitalist saying "you just need to buckle down and find a job." Like I fucking know that stuff is important but it's not gonna fix everything.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!" All the angry sentiments in the comments here come off as libertarian-bro contrarianism (for contrarianism sake).
EDIT: Just to be clear, I do not support or condone exploiting young people as blood bags. I was talking about anti-aging research in general. I thought we just had a big thread about how people need to stop taking the worst possible interpretation of comments here. Jesus...
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!" All the angry sentiments in the comments here come off as libertarian-bro contrarianism (for contrarianism sake).
It's totally cuz he's a silicon valley bro. I mean yeah let him bro out, but if there's valuable knowledge in there then use it (just like the Chinese did when they allowed western companies in).
The actual vampirism may be a part you're glossing over, as is the already existing practice of economically coercing teenagers and 20somethings to trade their own blood (for research as it is often spun when it actually goes to Th!el enterprises and/or exported for profit) for textbook money, as advertised everywhere in local college campuses in my area.
If you're going to claim there's in the comments, I call out your apparent regarding some hope that billionaire vanity projects (involving literally grooming young people to be blood bags for the rich) will somehow trickle down for your personal benefit.
Even if there's something to it, the chances of affordable age-defying treatments (that don't require grooming and preying on coerced young people) don't look good when insulin, right now, costs pennies to make and has thousands of percent markup, and that isn't even the worst of price gouging for medical treatments.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!"
You don't speak for everyone here when you claim that your apparent (I'd like to be wrong here but in the context of what you're defending in this thread, it's not looking good) hopes for sweet sweet youth serum at the expense of other people are universal cravings, as you are doing here by running interference on the actually ghoulish practice of draining the blood of younger people in the hopes it pays off for rich old assholes. The fuck kind of leftists would we be if we supposedly all craved to extend our lives at the expense of others around us?
Where did I ever say that it's some kind of false dichotomy between using youth blood like a vampire vs affordable insulin? I think you're constructing some enemy in your head to get mad at. I fully support making healthcare dirt cheap and free for everyone, including any kind of anti-aging shit. And the blood bag thing is like one part of what he does. Go and his website and check it out, the rest of it is just supplements, exercise routines, and other shit that's supposedly optimized for anti-aging. He's going to be doing it anyways, so unless you have some kind of plan to organize and redistribute his wealth, your energy is better spent at least learning something from his experiments. Otherwise it's just impotent anger. I think you need to take a chill pill. Disengage.
And this problem affects societies as well. Every developed nation has an aging population and the child birth rates are declining as well. I'd rather extend my youthful time on this planet than be in constant pain due to aging. If people are delaying childbirth, then having healthier parents at an older age is also nice, especially if you want to play with an active kid. And yes I know "diet, exercise, sleep" is important but tbh it sounds like a capitalist saying "you just need to buckle down and find a job." Like I fucking know that stuff is important but it's not gonna fix everything.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!" All the angry sentiments in the comments here come off as libertarian-bro contrarianism (for contrarianism sake).
I'll just say I completely agree with this take, you said almost everything I would here.
One of the main problems with this site is people tend to make literaly everything, and I mean everything a guilty by association exercise and it seems to be getting worse in the past 6 months. Sometimes its treat wars(e.g anime used to be such topic until some of these posters decided to chill about it) or sometimes its just technology(chatgpt was a huge struggle) or things that exist under capitalism that people will just contextualize it in the worst way possible.
For example EV and electrification gets shit on by being associated with Musk despite China actualy being by far the biggest leader in the field now, the fuck cars crowd doesn't let go an inch, and to be absolutely clear here its not like they're wrong inherently, I don't even like cars at all in particular, but the point here is because cars suck in the context of western capitalist society everything to do with it must also suck regardless of context.
With regards to anti-aging its one of the things I actualy have hopes for it will succeed in some fashion, the humanitarian arguments far outweigh chapo.chat's struggle sessions and people realy, I mean realy underestimate just how much pain and suffering age related diseases and symptoms actualy causes to society.
And yeah you might argue but some billionaire fuck will be the first to get it and I say that is a small price to pay, Kissinger is living to 100 and we did nothing about it that is all you need to know about the state of revolutionary or even adventurist action from the left, clutching pearls about some Musk type living to 100? Yeah not a good look.
Maybe you'll say but US healthcare is too expensive and I say I'm sorry but so? Healthcare is affordable in many other places, in fact its more accessible in the third world even(medical tourism) so yeah maybe one day you'll go to Mexico, Brazil or Philippines to get some anti-aging treatment, is that even bad? Its certainly better than not having it at all, at least some decent amount of normal people will also get it and that is a good starting point to me.
With regards to anti-aging its one of the things I actualy have hopes for it will succeed in some fashion, the humanitarian arguments far outweigh chapo.chat's struggle sessions and people realy, I mean realy underestimate just how much pain and suffering age related diseases and symptoms actualy causes to society.
There's literally a comment up top that says:
Aging is not a disease. There’s nothing wrong with being old.
And while I get that sentiment in terms of anti-age-discrimination I also think they are not seeing your and biden's overall point.
For example EV and electrification gets shit on by being associated with Musk despite China actualy being by far the biggest leader in the field now, the fuck cars crowd doesn't let go an inch, and to be absolutely clear here its not like they're wrong inherently, I don't even like cars at all in particular, but the point here is because cars suck in the context of western capitalist society everything to do with it must also suck regardless of context.
Or if you point out that in rural and suburban places oftentimes a car is a must, you'll get told that you're "carbrained as f*ck" (that actually happened to me). I mean yeah a world with less cars would be great, but some online leftist isn't going to be able to wish it away just like that. I thought the whole point of socialism was that it was a transition from capitalism to communism, not some kind of instant utopian thing.
One of the main problems with this site is people tend to make literaly everything, and I mean everything a guilty by association exercise and it seems to be getting worse in the past 6 months. Sometimes its treat wars(e.g anime used to be such topic until some of these posters decided to chill about it) or sometimes its just technology(chatgpt was a huge struggle) or things that exist under capitalism that people will just contextualize it in the worst way possible.
People will still say things like "unironically death to all anime" just because they personally don't like/watch it. At this point its getting tiring. I wonder what actual marxists that have political power in places like Cuba or China think about these technological advancements (I bet that at least in Chinese universities they are researching this stuff, they wouldn't just let only western unis do this stuff).
And yeah you might argue but some billionaire fuck will be the first to get it and I say that is a small price to pay, Kissinger is living to 100 and we did nothing about it that is all you need to know about the state of revolutionary or even adventurist action from the left, clutching pearls about some Musk type living to 100? Yeah not a good look.
Yeah and when he passes all the "leftists" (I cringe even calling them that) in online spaces will post a million crab gifs in celebration, as though they actually had something to do with it.
Nobody’s against anti-aging research lol it’s the exploitative way it’s being done. It’s not that deep, people are expressing how they’re weirded out by this particular guy and his intentions, most people aren’t even denying it could have a net positive, we’re just creeped by the context of it. Shit if this kind of research isn’t gonna be done in an ethical and normal way, then so be it. But I’m still allowed to find the context of it a little off-putting.
I’ll gladly shit talk Tesla and that doesn’t mean I’m against EVs.
And yes I know "diet, exercise, sleep" is important but tbh it sounds like a capitalist saying "you just need to buckle down and find a job." Like I fucking know that stuff is important but it's not gonna fix everything.
Yeah if the capitalists are gonna develop some kind of anti-aging pill or injection, then China and India will just copy it and it'll benefit millions more in the global south. I mean according to the "classical" theory from Marx, it's better to let them develop this shit and then just appropriate it when the time is right.
It's fine and good if it doesn't involve economically coercing younger people to "donate" for pennies on the dollar for "research" for billionaire immortality gambits as it currently is now.
Whether non-vampiric treatments will be affordable in the west in the forseeable future when fucking insulin still isn't for a lot of people looks dubious.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!" All the angry sentiments in the comments here come off as libertarian-bro contrarianism (for contrarianism sake).
Lol. Who gets the good medicine in Cuba? Who gets it in the US?
Meh I dunno, I've seen people in their 20s look like they're 40-something.
Well I'm in college, if I sat next to this dude in one of my classes I seriously doubt I'd think he's as young as even 35, looking close at his face in the first two pics.
If he were black or brown, people might say "black don't crack" or something like that
Your point is coming across a little chuddish. "Welll if the roles were reversed" type comment.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!"
If the government ran studies to help mitigate effects on aging that's one thing. If a billionaire Chinese man who looks like he's obsessed with himself did this with his son, I'd be equally creeped out (honestly, China might sentence a guy who tried to do that).
Look maybe this is good research and could be a net positive, idk. The angry sentiment is coming from 1) it's exploitative and coming off creepy, 2) it seems like a self-absorbed rich person scared of wrinkles with too much money trying to be more desirable by volunteering as a guinea pig. The science part might be true, but to him, it's obviously just an excuse to be a narcissistic vampire, with the blood and time and money to explore what he calls his little "fountain of youth." That's why people think it's dystopian. And looking more into him, he literally has a more extensive vanity routine than Patrick Bateman.
Look at what's happening here and tell me it's gonna help people's bones heal faster:
I mean he's probably just close to his son and his father. They're not really creepy unless you think they are "too gay" or "too homo" or something. Despite being a silicon valley dude it's kind of nice to normalize being close with male friends and family members.
There's "close" then there's "bragging to the media about committing likely-coerced vampirism with one's own children between intimately portrayed cuddle pictures."
They're not really creepy unless you think they are "too gay" or "too homo" or something
Not really my thought process considering I'm bi and hug my dad a lot. People would be equally as weirded out if it was a shirtless dad doing an intimate photoshoot with his daughter in her bra (or a mom in a bra with her shirtless son). I'm not saying he's a pedo, but it's creepy in context:
If a parent/child held each other at the beach or pool or whatever because they value physical affection, that's cool. Doing a skin-to-skin professional photoshoot for the media to show how deep your bond is with the child you're exploiting/exploiting his body is what makes it creepy as fuck. "Hey Dracula Jr., take off your shirt and hold me intimately for the world to see, we're gonna convey how your blood is running through my veins as a symbol of our father-son relationship". And in the second photo it's like he's trying to pose sexy during it.
Yeah, it's really just creepy in context. If it was just a random guy with his son and dad, I'd find it a little unusual maybe, but not in a negative way. Nothing inherently bad about these photos.
I remember when the old sub participated in dunking on Tom Brady for kissing his son on the lips. It made me so mad. Brady might not be a good person but "loves his son and is willing to be affectionate with him" is not one of the reasons for that.
My dad looked way better at 45 than this guy and all he did was cycle a lot
Sure maybe, but should there also be a chance for people who made a lot of mistakes in their lives (bad diet, smoking, lack of exercise, poor sleep) to change that? Should we really condemn people for "bad choices," especially when a lot of these "choices" are the result of environmental factors like where you grew up and what people you were surrounded by (like smoking/drinking culture in blue collar jobs because they can be brutal)? Not everyone is fortunate to live a fully organic, vegan, biking lifestyle. I like to think of anti-aging research as akin to the poverty alleviation that AES countries are doing right now. Of course it goes without saying that it should be freely available to all and not just the rich.
Sure maybe, but should there also be a chance for people who made a lot of mistakes in their lives (bad diet, smoking, lack of exercise, poor sleep) to change that?
The guy hits 4/4 on that one. I'm pretty sure it's either he got incredibly lucky or cycling is a a panacea to ail ills or something, biased towards the latter one for obvious reasons.
I like to think of anti-aging research as akin to the poverty alleviation that AES countries are doing right now. Of course it goes without saying that it should be freely available to all and not just the rich.
Tbf there is a lot of "anti-aging" reasearch and it all points towards "don't become a couch potato" which my dad expertly avoided doing. Millions of factors that should've gotten that guy in the hospice for one reason or another, lack of movement wasn't one of them.
That is to say, I'm well aware my da' being in great physical fitness at 45 because $reason is no indication for anything, but neither is being a psychopathic blood vampire to your own children
Dude's 45, the lighting here is good (is he wearing makeup?) so I might think he's 30, but looking at other pictures, if I saw him in person I would probably think "damn that guy's like 50 with oddly soft skin, he looks weird." Sure, he has the style and build of a college kid, so from a distance he probably passes as young, but sure as hell not up close. It's like a middle aged man wearing the skinsuit of someone my age. My parents are his age and look younger than him honestly.
Also all these photoshoots are creepy as fuck
Meh I dunno, I've seen people in their 20s look like they're 40-something. If he's gonna spend millions then hopefully that knowledge can be used for the rest of us. He shares his protocol and all his data on his website (Blueprint). He has a huge team of doctors monitoring all his vitals, levels, etc. at the macroscopic and molecular level. And according to the data, he has reduced his epigenetic age and also reduced the rate of future aging. As for him looking creepy, it's probably because he's white with smooth skin (and probably doesn't expose his skin to the sun because it will damage it, which tbh is a fair concern). If he were black or brown, people might say "black don't crack" or something like that.
Tbh there's a lot of cope in the comments here. Like getting older isn't just about looking older. It's also not being able to recover from injuries and being at higher risk of things like cancer, etc. because your cells become less efficient at killing damaged cells and regenerating healthy ones. Try being 16 and tearing a tendon vs being 40 and doing it. It's honestly not fair, and tbh youth is kind of "wasted on the young."
And this problem affects societies as well. Every developed nation has an aging population and the child birth rates are declining as well. I'd rather extend my youthful time on this planet than be in constant pain due to aging. If people are delaying childbirth, then having healthier parents at an older age is also nice, especially if you want to play with an active kid. And yes I know "diet, exercise, sleep" is important but tbh it sounds like a capitalist saying "you just need to buckle down and find a job." Like I fucking know that stuff is important but it's not gonna fix everything.
If anti-aging research was being done in Cuba or China the comments would unironically be "damn gimme some of that youth energy Xi!!!!" All the angry sentiments in the comments here come off as libertarian-bro contrarianism (for contrarianism sake).
EDIT: Just to be clear, I do not support or condone exploiting young people as blood bags. I was talking about anti-aging research in general. I thought we just had a big thread about how people need to stop taking the worst possible interpretation of comments here. Jesus...
It's totally cuz he's a silicon valley bro. I mean yeah let him bro out, but if there's valuable knowledge in there then use it (just like the Chinese did when they allowed western companies in).
The actual vampirism may be a part you're glossing over, as is the already existing practice of economically coercing teenagers and 20somethings to trade their own blood (for research as it is often spun when it actually goes to Th!el enterprises and/or exported for profit) for textbook money, as advertised everywhere in local college campuses in my area.
If you're going to claim there's
in the comments, I call out your apparent 
regarding some hope that billionaire vanity projects (involving literally grooming young people to be blood bags for the rich) will somehow trickle down for your personal benefit.
Even if there's something to it, the chances of affordable age-defying treatments (that don't require grooming and preying on coerced young people) don't look good when insulin, right now, costs pennies to make and has thousands of percent markup, and that isn't even the worst of price gouging for medical treatments.
You don't speak for everyone here when you claim that your apparent (I'd like to be wrong here but in the context of what you're defending in this thread, it's not looking good) hopes for sweet sweet youth serum at the expense of other people are universal cravings, as you are doing here by running interference on the actually ghoulish practice of draining the blood of younger people in the hopes it pays off for rich old assholes. The fuck kind of leftists would we be if we supposedly all craved to extend our lives at the expense of others around us?
Where did I ever say that it's some kind of false dichotomy between using youth blood like a vampire vs affordable insulin? I think you're constructing some enemy in your head to get mad at. I fully support making healthcare dirt cheap and free for everyone, including any kind of anti-aging shit. And the blood bag thing is like one part of what he does. Go and his website and check it out, the rest of it is just supplements, exercise routines, and other shit that's supposedly optimized for anti-aging. He's going to be doing it anyways, so unless you have some kind of plan to organize and redistribute his wealth, your energy is better spent at least learning something from his experiments. Otherwise it's just impotent anger. I think you need to take a chill pill. Disengage.
You, my friend, are a goldmine
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Whatever you say man, you're right. I'm wrong. Disengage.
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You made another alt.
I'll just say I completely agree with this take, you said almost everything I would here.
One of the main problems with this site is people tend to make literaly everything, and I mean everything a guilty by association exercise and it seems to be getting worse in the past 6 months. Sometimes its treat wars(e.g anime used to be such topic until some of these posters decided to chill about it) or sometimes its just technology(chatgpt was a huge struggle) or things that exist under capitalism that people will just contextualize it in the worst way possible.
For example EV and electrification gets shit on by being associated with Musk despite China actualy being by far the biggest leader in the field now, the fuck cars crowd doesn't let go an inch, and to be absolutely clear here its not like they're wrong inherently, I don't even like cars at all in particular, but the point here is because cars suck in the context of western capitalist society everything to do with it must also suck regardless of context.
With regards to anti-aging its one of the things I actualy have hopes for it will succeed in some fashion, the humanitarian arguments far outweigh chapo.chat's struggle sessions and people realy, I mean realy underestimate just how much pain and suffering age related diseases and symptoms actualy causes to society.
And yeah you might argue but some billionaire fuck will be the first to get it and I say that is a small price to pay, Kissinger is living to 100 and we did nothing about it that is all you need to know about the state of revolutionary or even adventurist action from the left, clutching pearls about some Musk type living to 100? Yeah not a good look.
Maybe you'll say but US healthcare is too expensive and I say I'm sorry but so? Healthcare is affordable in many other places, in fact its more accessible in the third world even(medical tourism) so yeah maybe one day you'll go to Mexico, Brazil or Philippines to get some anti-aging treatment, is that even bad? Its certainly better than not having it at all, at least some decent amount of normal people will also get it and that is a good starting point to me.
There's literally a comment up top that says:
And while I get that sentiment in terms of anti-age-discrimination I also think they are not seeing your and biden's overall point.
Or if you point out that in rural and suburban places oftentimes a car is a must, you'll get told that you're "carbrained as f*ck" (that actually happened to me). I mean yeah a world with less cars would be great, but some online leftist isn't going to be able to wish it away just like that. I thought the whole point of socialism was that it was a transition from capitalism to communism, not some kind of instant utopian thing.
People will still say things like "unironically death to all anime" just because they personally don't like/watch it. At this point its getting tiring. I wonder what actual marxists that have political power in places like Cuba or China think about these technological advancements (I bet that at least in Chinese universities they are researching this stuff, they wouldn't just let only western unis do this stuff).
Yeah and when he passes all the "leftists" (I cringe even calling them that) in online spaces will post a million crab gifs in celebration, as though they actually had something to do with it.
Nobody’s against anti-aging research lol it’s the exploitative way it’s being done. It’s not that deep, people are expressing how they’re weirded out by this particular guy and his intentions, most people aren’t even denying it could have a net positive, we’re just creeped by the context of it. Shit if this kind of research isn’t gonna be done in an ethical and normal way, then so be it. But I’m still allowed to find the context of it a little off-putting.
I’ll gladly shit talk Tesla and that doesn’t mean I’m against EVs.
Yeah if the capitalists are gonna develop some kind of anti-aging pill or injection, then China and India will just copy it and it'll benefit millions more in the global south. I mean according to the "classical" theory from Marx, it's better to let them develop this shit and then just appropriate it when the time is right.
It's fine and good if it doesn't involve economically coercing younger people to "donate" for pennies on the dollar for "research" for billionaire immortality gambits as it currently is now.
Whether non-vampiric treatments will be affordable in the west in the forseeable future when fucking insulin still isn't for a lot of people looks dubious.
Lol. Who gets the good medicine in Cuba? Who gets it in the US?
Well I'm in college, if I sat next to this dude in one of my classes I seriously doubt I'd think he's as young as even 35, looking close at his face in the first two pics.
Your point is coming across a little chuddish. "Welll if the roles were reversed" type comment.
If the government ran studies to help mitigate effects on aging that's one thing. If a billionaire Chinese man who looks like he's obsessed with himself did this with his son, I'd be equally creeped out (honestly, China might sentence a guy who tried to do that).
Look maybe this is good research and could be a net positive, idk. The angry sentiment is coming from 1) it's exploitative and coming off creepy, 2) it seems like a self-absorbed rich person scared of wrinkles with too much money trying to be more desirable by volunteering as a guinea pig. The science part might be true, but to him, it's obviously just an excuse to be a narcissistic vampire, with the blood and time and money to explore what he calls his little "fountain of youth." That's why people think it's dystopian. And looking more into him, he literally has a more extensive vanity routine than Patrick Bateman.
Look at what's happening here and tell me it's gonna help people's bones heal faster:
if billionaires wanna do experiments on themselves i'm all for it tbh
normalize billionaires sacrificing themselves for science
I mean he's probably just close to his son and his father. They're not really creepy unless you think they are "too gay" or "too homo" or something. Despite being a silicon valley dude it's kind of nice to normalize being close with male friends and family members.
There's "close" then there's "bragging to the media about committing likely-coerced vampirism with one's own children between intimately portrayed cuddle pictures."
Not really my thought process considering I'm bi and hug my dad a lot. People would be equally as weirded out if it was a shirtless dad doing an intimate photoshoot with his daughter in her bra (or a mom in a bra with her shirtless son). I'm not saying he's a pedo, but it's creepy in context:
If a parent/child held each other at the beach or pool or whatever because they value physical affection, that's cool. Doing a skin-to-skin professional photoshoot for the media to show how deep your bond is with the child you're exploiting/exploiting his body is what makes it creepy as fuck. "Hey Dracula Jr., take off your shirt and hold me intimately for the world to see, we're gonna convey how your blood is running through my veins as a symbol of our father-son relationship". And in the second photo it's like he's trying to pose sexy during it.
Yeah, it's really just creepy in context. If it was just a random guy with his son and dad, I'd find it a little unusual maybe, but not in a negative way. Nothing inherently bad about these photos.
I remember when the old sub participated in dunking on Tom Brady for kissing his son on the lips. It made me so mad. Brady might not be a good person but "loves his son and is willing to be affectionate with him" is not one of the reasons for that.
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If they were a normal family, yes. But when I see billionaires, I assume something fucked is going on and I am correct 95% of the time
My dad looked way better at 45 than this guy and all he did was cycle a lot
Sure maybe, but should there also be a chance for people who made a lot of mistakes in their lives (bad diet, smoking, lack of exercise, poor sleep) to change that? Should we really condemn people for "bad choices," especially when a lot of these "choices" are the result of environmental factors like where you grew up and what people you were surrounded by (like smoking/drinking culture in blue collar jobs because they can be brutal)? Not everyone is fortunate to live a fully organic, vegan, biking lifestyle. I like to think of anti-aging research as akin to the poverty alleviation that AES countries are doing right now. Of course it goes without saying that it should be freely available to all and not just the rich.
The guy hits 4/4 on that one. I'm pretty sure it's either he got incredibly lucky or cycling is a a panacea to ail ills or something, biased towards the latter one for obvious reasons.
Tbf there is a lot of "anti-aging" reasearch and it all points towards "don't become a couch potato" which my dad expertly avoided doing. Millions of factors that should've gotten that guy in the hospice for one reason or another, lack of movement wasn't one of them.
That is to say, I'm well aware my da' being in great physical fitness at 45 because $reason is no indication for anything, but neither is being a psychopathic blood vampire to your own children
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Those are some of the most "be gay with your dad" photos I've ever seen
There is no way this guy is sub 7% bodyfat as it says on his website.
Apparently those photos are at around 7% bodyfat, weight between 160-165lbs/73-75kg, at a height of 6'/182cm? I don't think so.
He's in way better shape than 99% of people, why exaggerate stats?
Maybe he's using one of those super advanced bodpod things or other kinds of imaging.
Yeah but even then I'm still not convinced this guy is sub 7% bodyfat.
This is what sub 7% bodyfat at 6'/182cm tall, with 10kg/22lbs more weight though, looks like
He kinda looks like that, just not as buff. Maybe it's also cuz he's older and that's what 7% looks like for a man his age.