tankasnowgod
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All these people obsessed with extending their lifespan by 5 years or 10 years are not even really living
I also wouldn't count that as "real life extension." Roy Wolford wrote a book called "The 120 year diet." That's about 50% longer than the average lifespan, so seemingly worth it. He died at 79, however, so clearly, he couldn't make his ideas around caloric restriction work. Of course, I don't know why anyone would would to live 40 extra years in a state of semi-starvation, anyway.
I also don't know why some of these life extension people don't really go for it, aim for something like 500 or 750 years old. If you fail at your target and only live to be 278, well, that's still quite a bit longer, right?