In this episode of The Good Time Show, Aarthi and Sriram interviewed Laura Deming. Laura Deming is a partner at and founder of The Longevity Fund, a venture capital firm focused on aging and life extension. At age 8, Deming became interested in the biology of aging, and at age 12 she joined the lab of Cynthia Kenyon at the University of California, San Francisco. Deming was accepted to MIT at age 14 and later dropped out to accept the Thiel Fellowship and start a venture capital firm. 

We covered topics on aging, longevity research, the philosophical implications of living 'forever',  contrarian thinking, beauty of mathematics (and the number 28), homeschooling and why research funding is a popularity contest now.

In this episode of The Good Time Show, Aarthi and Sriram interviewed Laura Deming. Laura Deming is a partner at and founder of The Longevity Fund, a venture capital firm focused on aging and life extension. At age 8, Deming became interested in the biology of aging, and at age 12 she joined the lab of Cynthia Kenyon at the University of California, San Francisco. Deming was accepted to MIT at age 14 and later dropped out to accept the Thiel Fellowship and start a venture capital firm. <br><br>We covered topics on aging, longevity research, the philosophical implications of living 'forever',  contrarian thinking, beauty of mathematics (and the number 28), homeschooling and why research funding is a popularity contest now.

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Laura Deming on living forever, contrarian thinking, homeschooling, beauty of mathematics and funding longevity research

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