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[Live Forever]

Well--the first few chapters and last few--are the easy to read ones--if you are short on time, I'd check them out.

If I am short on time!!?? I have plenty of time ahead of me [tung]; I am only 31. You don't want to skip chapters on such books.

You should have a couple thousand years or so to finish it, at least. )

[simple]

What for, ??, read the title, it says "..breakthrougs that could reverse human aging..", could, but it hasn't.

[Live Forever]

What for, ??, read the title, it says "..breakthrougs that could reverse human aging..", could, but it hasn't.

yet..

[struct]

Don't worry guys, it won't take that long! I already finished the first 2 chapters. Now I am on page 16.

[Luna]

16 !?

[struct]

16 !?

yep!
I am about to start chapter 3 now!
At what page are you winterbreeze?

[gavrilov]

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[tamalak]

I just finished it.. it was exactly what I'm looking for. I read the bulky middle chapters 3 times each and took notes. This stuff seems pretty useful to memorize!

I'm worried that someone only casually interested will give up in part II. You really have to dive in and concentrate.

[Cyberbrain]

For those of you in college, tell your college book stores to put an order for about a dozen copies of "Ending Aging". This is just one idea I had.

Another idea is make a couple hundred fliers of Ending Aging and to just post them all over your campus or community