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Would You Want to Live Forever? The Tech Bros Do

The investments target biological reprogramming and other speculative approaches, while critics say the money should go to broader public health needs.

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There is nothing wrong with research into how healthy lives might be extended, but channelling vast funds into the search for unimaginable longevity isn't that.

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Would you want to live forever? The tech bros do

There is nothing wrong with research into how healthy lives might be extended, but channelling vast funds into the search for unimaginable longevity isn't that.

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Billionaires Want to Live Forever or Close to It. Maybe They Can

Read: Billionaires want to live forever or close to it. Maybe they can. They're rich, they're powerful, and most of them are men. For years, billionaires have invested heavily in longevity, the pursuit ...

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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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