And don't think that it's just in the poor world that things are wrong.

Just looks like a dilapidated heap

Lunch?

So maybe he's a little bit lazy, but he's there, he's taking care of the building.

The building exhibits signs of dilapidation.

They hear aging ,

And it's how all of Europe can shift to renewable electricity.

In France 54 from our country's ageing nuclear power plants' 58 nuclear reactors are them also under the American licence of Westinghouse as it was the case at Fukushima daiichi (Westinghouse Toshiba AP1000) if one of them explosion, the risk of chain explosion of the adjacent other reactors is very high.

Seventy percent of the work we do is due to lack of routine maintenance the sort of things that happen in all our houses.

Methuselah syndrome.

Accelerated decrepitude.

If you don't save even a little bit, your output will actually decrease, because no one will invest in factories and the factories will get old and the roads will stop being usable and all the rest.

What can damage accumulate in?

Unlocking the secrets to biological aging has perhaps been the ultimate scientific quest for many years.

The expansion is aging.

It's actually a sensible way of coping with the inevitability of aging.

Now I don't mean extra gills or something something we care about, like aging.

But today's energy system is not just inefficient, it is also disconnected, aging, dirty and insecure.

This is a condition caused by aging.

Will eternal youth be a reality 50 years from now?

And we are starting a biomedical engineering program, so that we will train people locally, who can repair that equipment.

People worry about overpopulation they say,

I'm going to talk about feasibility as well, of course.

Stones talking. Put yourself down.

So we've been trying in our lab now to develop drugs that will activate this FOXO cell using human cells now in order to try and come up with drugs that will delay aging and age related diseases.

If we just look at the single, biggest cause of death aging it accounts for roughly two thirds of all human people who die.

At the break, I was asked by several people about my comments about the aging debate.

So the next question, of course, is

Well, really, this is a picture drawn from the 1500s of the Fountain of Youth.

Aging... the biggest mystery of all.

Where are the kids?

once started, we couldn't turn the aging off.

What seems to be the trouble with it?

The annual death rate, then, becomes 56 million.

My skin's coming off! I'm getting old!

Left to rot in the sun.

like by a protein being destroyed by proteolysis then the damage is gone, too.

But this are still open questions. Why should we defy aging?

The engineering approach does not intervene in any processes.

it was aging.

Death is often the result of a process we call aging.

It speeds up aging. It makes it go faster.

So this is altogether really, really interesting.

And there are really two games in town, according to most people, with regard to postponing aging.

And you, my brilliant doctor, you've been treating me for that horrid illness that makes me feel as if... as if I were a doddering old relic.