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The Long Now: How the Far Future Affects Our Present Time

Russell C. Smith | Posted 07.30.2012 | Technology
Read More: Blade Runner, Survival, Cloning, Alien Civilizations, Life Extension, Nuclear War, Knowledge, Global Community, Hubble Telescope, Ettering Humanity, Internet, Green Technology, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Clean Water, Genetic Wiring, Black Holes, Evolution, Future Patterns, Genetically-Altered Food, Technology, World Food Supply, Technology News
Russell C. Smith

While being able to create a black hole, or recreate the Big Bang with the Hadron Collider sounds like super fun experiments, what if we're really able to create a black hole in an underground laboratory in Switzerland?

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Seven Mindful Steps That Will
Double Your Life Expectancy

Maria Rodale | Posted 01.31.2012 | Home
Read More: Danny Penman, Maria Rodale's Blog, Live Longer, Meditation, Mindfulness, Anxiety, Live in the Now, Mark Williams, Maria's Farm Country Kitchen, Longer Life, Life Extension, Stress, Home News
Maria Rodale

by guest blogger Danny Penman, PhD, award-winning writer Earlier this summer, I attended a conference on "life extension" at Cambridge University in ...

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Aging is Old Hat

Gerit Quealy | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Read More: Anti-Aging, University of Texas, Cellular Biology, To Age or Not to Age, Resveratrol, Life Extension, Ucsf, Caloric Restriction, Dr. Leonardo Dicaprio, Alzheimer?S, Dr. Cynthia Kenyon, Aubrey DeGrey, Dr. Stephen Austad, Gordon Lithgow Ph.D., Barshop Institute, Gerontology, Dr. Leonard Guarante, Daf-2, Entertainment News
Gerit Quealy

Summer movies usually mean blockbusters. But the new film To Age or Not to Age belongs more in the realm of myth busters.

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Objects May Be Larger or Smaller Than They Appear

Ann Reynolds | Posted 05.25.2011 | Technology
Read More: Life Extension, Human Enhancement, Robotics, Humanity Plus Conference, Technology News
Ann Reynolds

Since the turn of the century we've come mind-blowingly close to solving some of our toughest challenges for quality of life and the nature of our universe.

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