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  • El envejecimiento se comprende cada vez más como un proceso biológico maleable.
  • Las discusiones éticas sobre la investigación de la longevidad a menudo se centran en preocupaciones consecuencialistas como la superpoblación y la desigualdad.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Replantear el debate ético sobre la investigación de la longevidad.
  • Fundamentar los argumentos a favor de la investigación de la longevidad en los principios de autonomía, la autopropiedad y el valor intrínseco de la vida.
  • Abordar y refutar objeciones filosóficas, sociales e individuales comunes a la extensión de la vida.

Principales métodos:

  • Argumentación filosófica y análisis ético.
  • Crítica de los marcos éticos consecuencialistas.
  • Exploración de las perspectivas de la ética deontológica y de la virtud sobre el envejecimiento y la extensión de la vida.

Principales resultados:

  • Las apelaciones filosóficas a lo 'natural' no proporcionan objeciones decisivas a la investigación sobre la longevidad.
  • Las preocupaciones sociales sobre los recursos, la justicia y el estancamiento pueden abordarse.
  • Las preocupaciones individuales sobre el significado y el aburrimiento no son barreras insuperables para una vida más larga.

Conclusiones:

  • La investigación sobre la longevidad ofrece beneficios significativos más allá del retraso de enfermedades, incluyendo el avance tecnológico y la liberación de las limitaciones basadas en la edad.
  • La justificación ética de la investigación sobre la longevidad es sólida, basándose en valores fundamentales.
  • La carga de la prueba recae en quienes se oponen a intervenciones que podrían prevenir el sufrimiento y extender la vida saludable.