Should we embrace aging or cure it?
January 13, 2026
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as posted by the channelShould we accept aging or reverse it?
While the search for eternal youth is not new, what does it mean to value youth above all else? What do we lose in the process?
Many argue that science should extend our lives and reduce suffering. Others believe there must be limits. In this episode, experts debate whether we should handle the aging process with acceptance or with scientific intervention.
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Featuring:
Dr. Thalia Arawi: Renowned bioethicist centered on women’s issues and patient rights
Michael Hauskeller: Philosopher and professor at the University of Liverpool
Dr. Alaa Murabit: Physician and UN high-level commissioner
Dr. Natasha Vita-More: Longevity science innovator and researcher
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