LONGECITY

Long time contributor, Arlind, has posted the following video post related to Life Extension research, for the Thoughtware.TV community. I believe the documentary will be of interest to this community, so I'm posting it here for all our friends at imminst.org to see.

Living Forever: The Longevity Revolution [link]



"Scientists from around the world are racing to answer one of humanity's chief questions: can we turn back the human clock? Hitch a ride on this controversial roller-coaster with charismatic gerontologist Michael Rose as he leads us to where the cutting-edge science in life extension is happening: biotechnology, genetic research, therapeutic cloning and stem-cell research – fields which have moved to the outer reaches of our wildest imagination."


-Andres
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Edited by andres, 09 January 2008 - 06:22 AM.

Great video... w/ many familiar faces.

Oh sweet! I uploaded it to Google vids yesterday, but hadn't checked to make sure it was working yet. I'm glad it showed up. It is definitely an interesting video, and everyone should take a peek at it.

I've been in a meeting for the last four and a half hours, I think I'm entitled to watch this vid

ps. thanks for the Thoughtware.tv link, I've never heard of that site until now and I'm glad I have
Edited by G Snake, 09 January 2008 - 06:29 PM.

Oh sweet! I uploaded it to Google vids yesterday, but hadn't checked to make sure it was working yet. I'm glad it showed up. It is definitely an interesting video, and everyone should take a peek at it.

Thanks a lot =)

I've been in a meeting for the last four and a half hours, I think I'm entitled to watch this vid

ps. thanks for the Thoughtware.tv link, I've never heard of that site until now and I'm glad I have

You're very welcome

Excellent video, thanks Andres. I knew Kurzweil would say the word "exponentially" at some point in the video .

Wow, I can't believe I missed this one til now. Better late than never, I guess. Thanks all.

Watched most of it; it's a pretty decent documentary.

Only just seen this tonight, great documentary!