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One hundred thousand people die each day due to aging. Considered a natural cause. An article posted today described escape velocity which is a point in time when anti-aging biotechnologies increase life spans at a greater rate than aging takes life. For example, one year of advanced biotechnology increases life expectancy by more than one year. For example, thirteen months. With the following advances in biotechnology in the next year increasing life spans by fourteen months. And so on...

What about unnatural causes of death, such as cancer and other diseases? The above article addresses some unnatural causes of death and potentially very promising cures.

Come to think about it, is not conscious man's nature to solve and control nature in this way. The only living species able to know/understand nature in order to control nature. Why? To benefit himself, his family, loved ones and humanity.

Click here to read the article that explains progress being made on achieving escape velocity. The culture of technology Death be not proud

1 posted on 06/24/2004 4:36:39 PM PDT by Zon
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To: Zon
Trilogy Link for today:

Nanoshells cancer treatment proves effective in first animal test

2 posted on 06/24/2004 4:45:01 PM PDT by Zon
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To: Zon

I will post before reading the article saying Astrology is BS.


3 posted on 06/24/2004 6:41:22 PM PDT by perfect stranger
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To: Zon

That stinking Spaniard did know something, after all.


5 posted on 06/24/2004 7:25:31 PM PDT by Old Professer (Interests in common are commonly abused.)
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To: Zon

6 posted on 06/24/2004 8:54:25 PM PDT by valkyrieanne
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