Пётр Федичев: Первая таблетка от старения уже работает

Petr Fedichev is a Russian scientist and entrepreneur, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of Gero, a pioneer in applying artificial intelligence to extend healthy human lifespan. He combines fundamental science (over 100 peer-reviewed international publications) with innovation to develop anti-aging therapies, and popularizes biotechnology through books, lectures, and podcasts — including his bestselling book Hack Aging. Contacts: ▶︎ https://x.com/fedichev ▶︎    / fedichev   ▶︎ Book Hack Aging (Russian edition): https://clck.ru/3QXbDz In this conversation, we go far beyond generic longevity talk. We discuss the most radical challenge of the 21st century: is it possible to defeat aging as a biological process? — Why are people living longer, yet the quality of life is declining? — What is aging from a mechanical, not mythical, perspective? — Why do diabetes, social status, and chronic stress age us faster than bad habits? — When will the first real anti-aging drug appear? — And why is humanity already living in an inertial сценарio of slow decline? This is a conversation about the future we are entering regardless. The only question is — what will be the quality of that future? The “Personal Philosophy” Podcast is a space for depth, not hype. If you're tired of superficial conversations — subscribe and stay with us. We discuss: — What aging is from the standpoint of biophysics — Why people don’t actually want to live to 100 — The inertial сценарio of old age as the most terrifying outcome — Russian cosmism, transhumanism, and the philosophy of immortality — Why social status affects lifespan more than diet — Is it realistic to “hack” aging with a pill? — Diabetes, metformin, Ozempic, and the first steps toward an anti-aging drug — Why modern medicine often prolongs agony rather than life — The future of demographics, robots, and Asia — What is happening right now in Singapore — Why under the current scenario most of us are likely to develop Alzheimer’s — Aging leaders, cognitive decline, and the crisis of governance Timestamps: 0:00 — Defeating aging as the key challenge of the 21st century 1:41 — Longevity, digital immortality, and the meaning of a limited life 3:28 — Sergey Korolev: how +10 years could change the course of history 7:17 — What would a human do with an extra 100 years of life? 10:41 — Hack Aging: biological age and physical wear 12:55 — The inertial scenario: why people fear long life 18:13 — Mass dysfunctional old age as the new norm 27:06 — How the human attitude toward death has changed 36:11 — Aging leaders and the cognitive crisis of power 40:14 — Biologically “immortal” species and the scientific revolution 45:40 — Social status as the main factor in longevity 49:55 — Why longevity research moved to Singapore 52:56 — Diabetes, metformin, and the first real drugs 54:49 — Ozempic as the first step toward an anti-aging pill 58:54 — Why even defeating cancer adds only ~3 years of life 1:16:20 — The future of humanity: AI, robots, and the aging world