42-year-old bets on AI longevity revolution: surviving to 50 makes death "profoundly unlikely"
rand_longevity · x · 2026-09-26
A quoted post describes a 42-year-old billionaire using steroids (with full awareness of the costs) who bets AI sparks a longevity revolution within 5-10 years, saying if he reaches 50 his odds of dying from organ failure are "profoundly low" — though he wouldn't recommend steroids to almost anyone. The poster adds that anyone under 60 surviving another decade is likely set for semi-immortality.
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