“We are on the verge of expanding lifespans. In the future, says Dr. Kaku, our medical records will include a rundown of our genes. It will make it possible for researchers to compare the genes of young people with those of older people, subtract the genes of older people, and determine which genes control the aging process. Already 60 genes that control human aging have been discovered. Future generations may have the ability to reach the age of 30, and then pause the aging process for perhaps many decades.”

Question: Does this sound like anything that we’ve all been involved in for the past few years?