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TheSensibleTurk t1_ja999ei wrote

Hopefully if crispr becomes mainstream or easily accessible, it won't matter that much. I'll be banking my sperm at the age of 35, in the event that my future 50 year old self may have dna-damaged sperm or something sue to age as some allege. Then, crispr can iron out the details.

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TheBertinator3000 t1_ja9g7oy wrote

TRT already exists, and can boost testosterone levels for people who really don't want to be physically active. I'd recommend the physically active route, personally, but it still exists and works.

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OfficerBarbier t1_ja9sfwk wrote

Good luck having enough energy and ability to keep up with toddlers when you’re 55

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TheSensibleTurk t1_ja9t5xt wrote

If the nasdaq-100 gives an annualized return of 5-6%, I'll have around 12M USD give or take so I think I'll be hiring full time help for sure.

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OfficerBarbier t1_ja9uuvm wrote

I’m talking about all the fun physical play and sports that’ll push your stamina to the limit and make your joints and muscles ache. Just a suggestion, you don’t want to be the weak old dad when your kids want to run, wrestle and climb with you.

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TheSensibleTurk t1_ja9wgm7 wrote

It's a sacrifice I have to make to build wealth for then to inherit. Hopefully, by then testosterone replacement therapy will be further perfected.

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TheSensibleTurk t1_jab56zi wrote

I add around 3k a month to QQQ so on a good year I beat the market by quite a margin. 2021 was 30% portfolio growth for example. This past year, I still kept adding as the market tumbled, which only helps it in the long run with dollar cost averaging. So 36k a year invested in the most aggressive growth ETF.

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