Partial cellular reprogramming is the key we need for biological immortality. And this is what we are working on.

Whoever wants to live 80 years will be able to. Whoever wants to live 300 years will be able to. That is our goal: to give people the right to decide how long they live. That's all.

Aging will have no authority over those who master and perfect their genome. That's all.

Whoever says death is necessary has never looked it in the eyes. Ask a terminal patient — they would give everything for just one more day. Only the healthy romanticize death; those who have brushed against it beg for mercy. That's all.

We were born in the right era. We are the first generation that will witness the end of aging and the dawn of amortality. That's all.

In the future, anti-aging therapies will become part of essential medical programs, and afterward, they will be recognized as an undeniable human right. That's all.

The 20th century began with horses and ended with atomic bombs. The 21st century began with aging men and will end with ageless men. That's all.

Whoever opposes liberal eugenics does so because they fear a future where disease can no longer be used for profit. Perfecting the human genome to eliminate suffering is an urgent moral responsibility. That's all.

Curing aging will prevent a multitude of age-related diseases. Preventing those diseases will drastically reduce the risk of all-cause mortality. And once we exponentially reduce mortality, death itself will become a technical problem to be solved. That's all.

Just as putrescence is not part of life, neither is aging. Aging is a disease — and we are going to cure it. That's all.

Transhumanism will be the next logical stage of human evolution, where we will use technology to design a future without aging, disease, or suffering. That is our goal. And we will get there. That's all.

If the epigenome is reversible, so is aging. Cellular reprogramming will execute an epigenetic reset that will not just slow down aging, but comprehensively reverse it in human beings. That's all.

Genetic editing of zygotes must be legalized. Every edited gene will be a victory over chance and a defeat of hereditary suffering. That's all.

How long until we see robust rejuvenation therapies in clinics? Technically, about twenty years. But if regulations block them, the wait could be eternal. The battle is fought not only in the labs, but also in the parliaments. That's all.

110,000 people die of aging every day. Let's stop this massacre. That's all.

In the future, nations will not measure their level of development by the size of their missiles, but by how long their citizens can live. Anti-aging will be the greatest source of prosperity — the logical consequence of a society centered on human well-being. That's all.

Those who romanticize aging are doomed to suffer it. Those who resist it are destined to take control of their own fate. That's all.

Flying was impossible. Curing diseases was impossible. Progress is a machine for demolishing the impossible. And aging is the next impossible to defeat. That's all.