Longevity entrepreneur and biohacker Bryan Johnson has once again sparked debate about the future of human life, declaring that "some of us will live forever" as advances in biotechnology and artificial intelligence accelerate efforts to slow, stop, and potentially reverse aging.
In a lengthy post announcing that he had renamed his company to Immortals, Johnson argued that humanity is approaching a future where increases in life expectancy could outpace the rate of aging. According to him, this would mean people may no longer be expected to die from natural causes by default.
