MIT Technology Review
Meet the Vitalists: the hardcore longevity enthusiasts who believe death is “wrong”
The article discusses the Vitalists, a group of hardcore longevity enthusiasts who believe that death is morally wrong and advocate for a revolution to defeat aging. Led by Nathan Cheng and Adam Gries, the Vitalists aim to reshape society's priorities and policies to prioritize extending human lifespan indefinitely. They have gained influence among scientists, policymakers, and funders, with some even working to shape state laws to make experimental treatments more accessible. Despite facing skepticism and concerns about ethics, the Vitalists continue to push for their goal of making death obsolete.
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