October 2010 Imminst international confere...
s123
21 Mar 2010
What is the best date for an Imminst conference in Brussels this year?
This poll will be closed at 23:59pm GMT on Sunday 4th of April.
Edited by s123, 28 March 2010 - 05:23 PM.
This poll will be closed at 23:59pm GMT on Sunday 4th of April.
Edited by s123, 28 March 2010 - 05:23 PM.
Marios Kyriazis
22 Mar 2010
What is the best date for an Imminst conference in Brussels this year?
This poll will be closed at 23:59pm GMT on Sunday 4th of April.
Who is organising this, and what would be the subjects?
David Styles
22 Mar 2010
What is the best date for an Imminst conference in Brussels this year?
This poll will be closed at 23:59pm GMT on Sunday 4th of April.
Who is organising this, and what would be the subjects?
The Immortality Institute is organising it, and the subjects will be diverse areas of indefinite life extension.
More specific information will be released in the not too distant future.
AgeVivo
23 Mar 2010
Can the poll be converted into a multiple option poll? Because it's a bit far in time for most people to have a preference for some date, but there may be some people who can't come at one specific date.
Concerning the content, I think it would be nice to have a talk describing the *scientific* technical limits of crygenics and cryopreservation (not just what works and what may later work). It would be great to have Spindler describing his lifespan tests in mice with various supplements. It would be great if SENSF can explain what they technically reached so far. It would be nice if life-extension-art is presented.
Concerning the content, I think it would be nice to have a talk describing the *scientific* technical limits of crygenics and cryopreservation (not just what works and what may later work). It would be great to have Spindler describing his lifespan tests in mice with various supplements. It would be great if SENSF can explain what they technically reached so far. It would be nice if life-extension-art is presented.
s123
27 Mar 2010
I've moved the discussion about the speakers to: http://www.imminst.o...o...=39868&st=0
If you want to give a lecture yourself: http://www.imminst.o...nce-t39858.html
If you want to give a lecture yourself: http://www.imminst.o...nce-t39858.html
AdamSummerfield
27 Mar 2010
Hallowe'en weekend is good for me, since I start university on 1st October.
Edited by AdamSummerfield, 27 March 2010 - 09:10 PM.
Edited by AdamSummerfield, 27 March 2010 - 09:10 PM.
The Immortalist
28 Mar 2010
I'm going to try my best to be able to go to this conference, How many people attended the last conference?
Shannon Vyff
28 Mar 2010
I voted for the first weekend, just in case it will be a little bit better weather 
Mind
28 Mar 2010
There were around 150 that attended the last official Imminst conference in Atlanta.
Some links from the last conference:
Poll seeing who was planning to attend.
some videos from the previous conference.
Conference webpage
Some links from the last conference:
Poll seeing who was planning to attend.
some videos from the previous conference.
Conference webpage
pres
28 Mar 2010
The weekend of 23 and 24 October is to be avoided if you don't want people to be absent because of F.A.C.T.S 2010, Belgium's biggest sci-fi, fantasy, anime and comics festival.
@Agevivo "Can the poll be converted into a multiple option poll? Because it's a bit far in time for most people to have a preference for some date, but there may be some people who can't come at one specific date."
Seconded!
@Shannon Vyff "I voted for the first weekend, just in case it will be a little bit better weather ;-)"
You can always hope for good weather, but don't forget this is Belgium... ;-)
Edited by pres, 28 March 2010 - 04:22 PM.
@Agevivo "Can the poll be converted into a multiple option poll? Because it's a bit far in time for most people to have a preference for some date, but there may be some people who can't come at one specific date."
Seconded!
@Shannon Vyff "I voted for the first weekend, just in case it will be a little bit better weather ;-)"
You can always hope for good weather, but don't forget this is Belgium... ;-)
Edited by pres, 28 March 2010 - 04:22 PM.
s123
28 Mar 2010
The weekend of 23 and 24 October is to be avoided if you don't want people to be absent because of F.A.C.T.S 2010, Belgium's biggest sci-fi, fantasy, anime and comics festival.
Didn't know that. Yes then it would be better to choose another date.
@Shannon Vyff "I voted for the first weekend, just in case it will be a little bit better weather ;-)"
You can always hope for good weather, but don't forget this is Belgium... ;-)
Just curious, do you live in Belgium?
s123
28 Mar 2010
Yes, I do.Just curious, do you live in Belgium?
I live in Belgium too (Ninove, Oost-Vlaanderen).
Have you heard about Heales? The Belgian 'equivalent' of Imminst.
http://www.heales.org/
Edited by s123, 28 March 2010 - 05:35 PM.
Shannon Vyff
28 Mar 2010
Well, the weather was already cold and wet here in England by the first weekend in October- (but I'm quite spoiled by having lived the previous 5 years in Austin TX ) --but yeah, I'm sure it is colder in Brussels -just bring sweaters and winter coats 
) --but yeah, I'm sure it is colder in Brussels -just bring sweaters and winter coats
AgeVivo
28 Mar 2010
except that Heales is mainstream. Heales means Healthy Life Extension Society. Heales can try to orient political decisions, and has connections with the European Parliament. Anything you do for Heales you can put it on your CV and people will consider you rather than think you are strange. http://www.heales.org/Have you heard about Heales? The Belgian 'equivalent' of Imminst.
Also Heales is more than Belgian. There are people from France England and Germany. http://www.heales.org/
JediMasterLucia
29 Mar 2010
that is true, I am going every year with a group friends to this convention :-)The weekend of 23 and 24 October is to be avoided if you don't want people to be absent because of F.A.C.T.S 2010, Belgium's biggest sci-fi, fantasy, anime and comics festival.
JediMasterLucia
29 Mar 2010
and don't forget the Netherlandsexcept that Heales is mainstream. Heales means Healthy Life Extension Society. Heales can try to orient political decisions, and has connections with the European Parliament. Anything you do for Heales you can put it on your CV and people will consider you rather than think you are strange. http://www.heales.org/Have you heard about Heales? The Belgian 'equivalent' of Imminst.
Also Heales is more than Belgian. There are people from France England and Germany. http://www.heales.org/
s123
29 Mar 2010
and don't forget the Netherlandsexcept that Heales is mainstream. Heales means Healthy Life Extension Society. Heales can try to orient political decisions, and has connections with the European Parliament. Anything you do for Heales you can put it on your CV and people will consider you rather than think you are strange. http://www.heales.org/Have you heard about Heales? The Belgian 'equivalent' of Imminst.
Also Heales is more than Belgian. There are people from France England and Germany. http://www.heales.org/
True, I was talking to a Belgian, so I pointed out that Heales was active in his/her country. But Heales is of course also active in France and the Nederland’s and with Alexander, maybe also in Germany in the future.
AgeVivo
30 Mar 2010
Oops. Sorry JML! Heales is indeed mainstream, international, and really great.and don't forget the Netherlandsexcept that Heales is mainstream: Heales means HEAlthy Life Extension Society. Heales can try to orient political decisions, and has connections with the European Parliament. Anything you do for Heales you can put it on your CV and people will consider you rather than think you are strange. http://www.heales.org/Have you heard about Heales? The Belgian 'equivalent' of Imminst.
Also Heales is more than Belgian. There are people from France England and Germany. http://www.heales.org/
Edited by AgeVivo, 30 March 2010 - 09:00 PM.
