Longevity Support
Aleksey Strigin called on participants in the longevity movement to regularly support strong texts from colleagues. On August 22, the author of the "Economy of Life Extension" channel asked people to spend 10-20 seconds liking or reposting when colleagues ask for help spreading their work, and to ask for such support themselves.
Strigin suggests making mutual recommendations a common practice, so that texts about aging can reach people beyond the usual circle of readers. A strong text can remain in a small channel, where it will be seen mainly by already interested subscribers. A repost shows the text to a different audience: readers trust the person sharing the link and decide whether to read further.
In Facebook, likes, comments, and reposts become signals for the feed that the service selects for each user. The Meta company, which owns Facebook, explains that one of its predictions estimates the likelihood of a repost; this prediction participates in selecting the order of posts. Strigin formulates his stake as: Attention. It is more important than money. It attracts money, talent, and other resources.
A repost associates a person's name with someone else's text. Strigin recalls that he used to be shy about making such requests. The entire community receives a new audience, and each distributor decides whether they are ready to recommend specific material. Mutual support is based on selection. A person first reads the text, then shares what they are willing to be responsible for in front of their subscribers. Repeated recommendations give strong material new audiences, if people continue to choose what they are willing to support with their name.
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