Summary:
- The article discusses a new study that suggests we may be reaching the limit of human longevity, with the maximum lifespan plateauing around 120-125 years.
- The study analyzed data from over 3,600 supercentenarians (people who lived to 110 years or more) and found that the maximum lifespan has not increased since the 1990s, despite advancements in medicine and technology.
- The researchers argue that there may be fundamental biological constraints on human lifespan, and that further increases in longevity may require more radical interventions, such as regenerative therapies or genetic engineering.