[Igor Antunov]

You did hear about this before, difference being this time it has more grounding and backing, they want to proceed to human trials.

[Rancid]

This is how we end up destroying civilization. If no one dies or lives much longer, this will be a strain on resources.

[Igor Antunov]

I would be happy to move to Mars.

[Stingrei]

This is how we end up destroying civilization. If no one dies or lives much longer, this will be a strain on resources.

Not if people like Rei get their super powers and start culling the population like angels of death!
The future is scary.

[Rancid]

I would be happy to move to Mars.

Let's hope technology can progress fast enough to allow this to happen before we hit a resource crunch.

[PowerLiam]

Looked into this, as it seemed FAR too good to be true... Wikipedia said

These obese mice lived considerably shorter than normally fed mice, and that obese mice treated with resveratrol lived an average of 15% longer than obese mice not treated with resveratrol. A later study showed that resveratrol mimics the diets known as calorie restriction (CR) in normally fed mice and slowed down diseases of aging such as cardiovascular disease, cataracts, and diabetes (however, no effect on overall lifespan was evident). Molecules that are orders of magnitude more potent than resveratrol have been developed and shown efficacy in mouse models of obesity and diabetes (Milne et al., Nature, 2007; Feige et al., Cell Metabolism, 2008).