Expenses to lead rally for science!
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I'm travelling to CA to lead a rally on 10/29 for sustainable health. The group and I are advocating for higher science budgets for organizations like the National Institute of Aging (part of the NIH).
If you'd like to get involved in person. Please fill out this questionnaire . We're aiming to be everywhere.
If you'd like to get an idea of what our rallies look like. Please go here . See below to see how the money will be spent.
Recently we've seen companies like Google investing in moonshots like the California Life Company, or CaLiCo in an effort to extend the human lifespan to around 170. The reality is that by itself, this won't be enough and will place a burden on our healthcare system. With additional support from government we can work with companies like this to achieve sustainable health, or what some might refer to as indefinite lifespans/immortality. There are scientists who've trained and are training for exactly this as we speak and companies who are standing by to develop technologies and therapies to achieve affordable, sustainable health.
Life will certainly look at least a little bit different than it looks like at present, but it's all for the better and the pressures that limit humanity the most in our day can be overcome.
Imagine not being designed to die, but rather being redesigned to thrive and experience a greater level of health than is currently available by any means. Not aging, and having sustainable health means not being under pressure to have children within a very limited window or being tied down by the reality that one's capacity to use certain types of intelligence diminishes as we age.
What if you could work, learn, and raise a family without the limitations imposed by aging. What if future generations could have this. What if we could all live long enough lives to not only travel in space, but to live there in giant centrifugal space colonies? We can do this and everything else we need to in order to save ourselves from earthbound population pressures and the pressures of aging.
What if we didn't have to spend the lion's share of healthcare funding treating the diseases of aging and could instead prevent them and reallocate our human resources to cure those few remaining maladies which are independant of aging?
Or maybe, the better question is, what if we have to tell the future that we could have created a better human condition but didn't? Either way we're building a future. Let's build the best one we can.
I'd be more than happy to answer any questions donors may have.
Airline ticket (RT): $480
Hotel and food: $300
Car rental: $100
Rally materials (signs or lab coats): $120
If you'd like to get involved in person. Please fill out this questionnaire . We're aiming to be everywhere.
If you'd like to get an idea of what our rallies look like. Please go here . See below to see how the money will be spent.
Recently we've seen companies like Google investing in moonshots like the California Life Company, or CaLiCo in an effort to extend the human lifespan to around 170. The reality is that by itself, this won't be enough and will place a burden on our healthcare system. With additional support from government we can work with companies like this to achieve sustainable health, or what some might refer to as indefinite lifespans/immortality. There are scientists who've trained and are training for exactly this as we speak and companies who are standing by to develop technologies and therapies to achieve affordable, sustainable health.
Life will certainly look at least a little bit different than it looks like at present, but it's all for the better and the pressures that limit humanity the most in our day can be overcome.
Imagine not being designed to die, but rather being redesigned to thrive and experience a greater level of health than is currently available by any means. Not aging, and having sustainable health means not being under pressure to have children within a very limited window or being tied down by the reality that one's capacity to use certain types of intelligence diminishes as we age.
What if you could work, learn, and raise a family without the limitations imposed by aging. What if future generations could have this. What if we could all live long enough lives to not only travel in space, but to live there in giant centrifugal space colonies? We can do this and everything else we need to in order to save ourselves from earthbound population pressures and the pressures of aging.
What if we didn't have to spend the lion's share of healthcare funding treating the diseases of aging and could instead prevent them and reallocate our human resources to cure those few remaining maladies which are independant of aging?
Or maybe, the better question is, what if we have to tell the future that we could have created a better human condition but didn't? Either way we're building a future. Let's build the best one we can.
I'd be more than happy to answer any questions donors may have.
Airline ticket (RT): $480
Hotel and food: $300
Car rental: $100
Rally materials (signs or lab coats): $120
Organizer
Peter Caramico
Organizer
Smyrna, DE
