Elon Musk expressed confidence in the possibility of humans discovering ways to prolong life but cautioned against the desire for eternal life. The billionaire, in conversation with Laurence Fink at the World Economic Forum in Davos, discussed his belief that aging is a solvable issue.

Musk mentioned that aging could be addressed once the root causes are identified, emphasizing that the process might not be as complex as presumed. He highlighted the uniform aging of all body cells, suggesting a central clock mechanism synchronizing the aging process across the body’s cells.

While optimistic about potential life extension and even reversing aging, Musk also deliberated on the societal implications of significantly elongated lifespans. He noted that perpetual life could lead to stagnation and lack of dynamism in society.

In a lighthearted moment, Musk made a playful remark about Donald Trump before shifting the conversation to weightier topics. Meanwhile, Trump introduced a Board of Peace to oversee the Israel-Hamas ceasefire efforts, aiming to establish an influential body despite some countries showing skepticism and reluctance to participate.

Amid concerns about Russian involvement, Britain has refrained from joining the Peace Board for now, exploring alternative supportive roles in the Gaza peace process. Musk, a former supporter of Trump, had a significant role in government efficiency initiatives before parting ways with the administration due to publicized disagreements.