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McKaizer Institute — Longevity & Wellness Science
Is 150, 200 or 250 years of healthy life scientifically possible? This flagship article examines the biology of maximum lifespan, the concept of longevity escape velocity, the scientists pursuing it, and what a 250-year life would look like.
29 years
increase in average human lifespan already achieved in the 20th century — the fastest lifespan acceleration in the history of our species
Table of Contents
- The Case for 250 — Is Maximum Human Lifespan a Moving Target?
- The Biology of Hayflick — Why Cells Stop Dividing and What It Means
- Longevity Escape Velocity — The Moment We Outrun Aging
- The Companies and Scientists Pursuing Radical Life Extension
- What a 200-Year Life Would Actually Look Like — Healthspan vs. Lifespan
- The Ethics, Philosophy and Society of Extreme Longevity
- Measuring Progress Toward Maximum Lifespan
- The Road Ahead — A Timeline of Longevity Breakthroughs
- Frequently Asked Questions (20)
The Case for 250 — Is Maximum Human Lifespan a Moving Target?

The Biology of Hayflick — Why Cells Stop Dividing and What It Means

“The first person to live to 1,000 years old has almost certainly already been born. We are at a point where aging research is advancing faster than humans are aging.”
Longevity Escape Velocity — The Moment We Outrun Aging

The Companies and Scientists Pursuing Radical Life Extension

What a 200-Year Life Would Actually Look Like — Healthspan vs. Lifespan

The Ethics, Philosophy and Society of Extreme Longevity

Measuring Progress Toward Maximum Lifespan

The Road Ahead — A Timeline of Longevity Breakthroughs

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