Max More - Cryonics & Life-Extension

Dr. Max More discusses current research in cryonics and how an aging global population is driving breakthroughs in life-extension research. Dr. Max More is a philosopher and futurist known worldwide for his work on emerging technologies and transhumanist philosophy. He currently serves as the Director of Communications at Biostatis Technologies, with past roles including work as the CEO of Alcor, Director of Humanity+, Director of Content Solutions at ManyWorlds, President of the Extropy Institute, and work as a college professor at at several prestigious institutions. Dr. More has a PhD from the University of Southern California, a BA from Oxford, and studies as QEH, with a focus on Philosophy - and a long-term focus on helping people stay healthy, vital, and alive past the current limit of 122 years, and helping them use technology to overcome human limits and give everyone choices about their own bodily, cognitive, and emotional functioning. LINKS & RESOURCES: Max More at Substack (Main Page) https://substack.com/@maxmore Overcoming Population Arguments to Living Longer https://maxmore.substack.com/p/overcoming-population-arguments-to How to Communicate Life Extension Effectively https://maxmore.substack.com/p/how-to-communicate-life-extension Against AI Doomerism, For AI Progress https://maxmore.substack.com/p/against-ai-doomerism-for-ai-progress Beyond Caution: The Party of Life https://maxmore.substack.com/p/beyond-caution-the-party-of-life Transhumanists vs. Mysterians on The Posthuman Condition https://maxmore.substack.com/p/transhumanists-vs-mysterians-on-the The Proactionary Principle: Optimizing Technological Outcomes https://maxmore.substack.com/p/the-proactionary-principle Embrace the Future https://maxmore.substack.com/p/embrace-the-future Death as a Flaw in Biological Code: More apologism for aging and death https://biostasis.substack.com/p/death-as-a-flaw-in-biological-code Who are the Experts on Cryonics? https://biostasis.substack.com/p/who-are-the-experts-on-cryonics