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Americans don’t want to live to be 120—even if they could
The article discusses the trend of radical life extension, with figures like Ray Kurzweil, Aubrey de Grey, and Dmitry Itskov proposing methods such as supplements, anti-aging techniques, mind uploading, and technological advancements to extend human lifespan beyond 120. However, it notes that many Americans do not desire such extreme longevity despite these potential solutions.
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