Welcome to the Psychology Podcast.

In this episode, I talk to world-renowned biologists David Sinclair about aging and longevity.

David rejects the notion that the deterioration of health is a natural part of growing old

and asserts that aging is a disease itself that we need to reverse.

In this episode, we explore how a reset of our biological clocks could affect our interactions,

responses to adversity, morality, and how we live our lives.

We also discuss the ethical implications of limitless life spans and touch on the topics

of death, evolution, genetics, medicine, and data tracking.

This was a deeply personal episode as well as a highly scientific episode.

I think you can really see David's humanity in this episode and his high ambitions to advance

the human species.

This was a really fascinating chat for me, and I think David's research has enormous

implications for every single human on this planet.

So without further ado, I bring you David Sinclair.

Dr. Sinclair, so great to chat with you today.

Well Scott, it's a real pleasure.

I've followed you for many years, and it's great to finally meet you.

Yeah, it really is great, and I know we're going to have so much fun jamming on the intersections

between the brain, mind, and longevity today, so I've really looking forward to this chat.

I want to start off by asking you how old you feel inside.

Mentally, I feel about somewhere between six and twelve.

The six-year-old in me still wonders about the world, and I see the world with that kind

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