I really doubt he will die young, people who die in their 40s usually have something they don't notice until it is too late (heart disease, cancer). There is no way he would not notice something like that lol.

The amount of testing he undergoes is as interesting as the regimen itself to me. So many things that take you out are very survivable if caught in advance, and he is going to catch everything.

IMHO, even experiments that don't seem useful today can still be interesting.

Dying at age 48, 80, or 150 are all potentially interesting results.