The possibility of conquering aging is no longer just science fiction. Researchers around the world are studying how to repair damaged cells, rejuvenate tissues, and delay age-related diseases. Some scientists believe that advances in genetics, regenerative medicine, and artificial intelligence could radically extend human lifespan this century. They even propose a startling idea: the first person who will not die of old age may have already been born. But are we talking about a real scientific possibility or an exaggerated promise? This video analyzes the discoveries that attempt to decipher aging and the social, economic, and ethical consequences of living much longer than we currently consider possible.
