Longevity researcher claims half the Millennium Prize Problems are already solved, labs just can't say it
rand_longevity · x · 2026-10-04
randlongevity posted that half of the Millennium Prize Problems have effectively been solved already — the big labs just don't know how to present it. The claim is delivered in a joking tone with no proof or specific problem named, so treat it as a provocative, unverified take rather than established fact.
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