Can biotech conquer death? And if so, what would it mean for us as individual human beings, for societies and for the planet? A brilliant, thoughtful book on how ending aging will change everything.
Can biotech conquer death? And if so, what would it mean for us as individual human beings, for societies and for the planet? A brilliant, thoughtful book on how ending aging will change everything.
Thomas Ramge is a bestselling science writer and an Associated Researcher at the Einstein Center Digital Future. He resides in Berlin, Germany.
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About the Author Acknowledgements Prequel: A Day in the Life of a 200-Year-Old 1 Do You Want to Live Forever? 2 How Could Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Achieve Medical Breakthroughs? 3 Would a Long Life Be Deadly Boring? 4 What Would Longevity Mean for Justice, Societies, and the Earth's Overpopulation? 5 The End of Ageing? Literature and Further Reading
About the Author Acknowledgements Prequel: A Day in the Life of a 200-Year-Old 1 Do You Want to Live Forever? 2 How Could Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Achieve Medical Breakthroughs? 3 Would a Long Life Be Deadly Boring? 4 What Would Longevity Mean for Justice, Societies, and the Earth's Overpopulation? 5 The End of Ageing? Literature and Further Reading
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