Saul Newman: “If you’re Elon Musk and you’ve bought everything, the only thing left for you to buy is escape from death.”
The researcher questions the reliability of the data on longevity and denounces the conflicts of interest behind the “blue zones”, where people live longer.
Jiroemon Kimura became the world's oldest man, living 116 years and 54 days before his death in 2013. He attributed his longevity to eating light meals. Kimura, a Japanese man, had eight children and a wife, and unusually had two official birthdates. He completed primary education in three different years: 1907, 1909, and 1911. Some records suggest Kimura admitted to lying about his age during his lifetime.
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