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Short Twitter/FriendFeed chat on life extension

Posted by attilachordash on May 23, 2008

I asked the following question on Twitter recently:

“A question for all of you Twitterers: Are you for, against, or just neutral on healthy life extension? How long would you like to live? Why?”

I have to tell you it’s hard to give good links to the whole chat without noise. Maybe on FriendFeed.

To my big surprise, many people were neutral about life extension using different arguments & beliefs and those are all smart, well informed geeky persons, many of them biologists.

On the other hand it’s hard to formulate an exact question in 140 characters and to give a good specification on exactly what type of healthy lifespan extension is addressed.

But nevertheless the conclusion for me is that life extensionists should pay a bigger attention to all the ‘neutral’ – ‘pseudo neutral’ arguments. A pseudo neutral argument could turned out to be a for- or anti- life extension argument after a thorough analysis.

One Response to “Short Twitter/FriendFeed chat on life extension”

  1. Deepak said

    The FriendFeed rooms came about a little too late for this. Would have been the perfect venue

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