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[ihatesnow]

http://moneymorning....&ad=too-far-sym

[ceridwen]

Scam

[Danail Bulgaria]

Scam? Why do you think so?

[corb]

It's just a reiteration of the Bioviva gene therapy that was already advertised on this forum some time ago.

[ihatesnow]

http://www.humanlongevity.com/

 

http://www.calicolabs.com/

Edited by ihatesnow, 19 April 2015 - 12:16 AM.

[John Schloendorn]

These wealthy life extension guys strike me as so helpless...  Unwilling to face our ignorance of the underlying physical reality, they're believing the random words coming out of the mouths of their "trusted personal advisers" and the "world's best experts".  They're bouncing around in the dark, like flies in search of a windshield.  Helpless prey of the least scrupulous sales person telling them what they want to hear.  

 

"Yet another genomics company" might at least return some cash some day (with a lot of luck).  But "turn on your immortality gene"... hahaha.

 

Nature doesn't care what's in your bank account or how intently you can mutter "it's not going to happen to me".  "SPLAT" is what happens.  

 

[eon]

You just never know...

 

"Every cell in your body has an 'immortality gene'," Robinson says. "When it's switched on, your cells don't age. In fact, they become biologically younger."

Robinson continued, "So that's the good news. Here's the bad news. When we're born, we come with this gene 'switched off.'"

 

http://moneymorning....&ad=too-far-sym

 

So I wonder if babies of the future are "manufactured" in a lab to be born with this "immortality gene" switched on, that baby/person may live forever and may carry the torch for humanity towards the great future. You just never know...

Edited by eon, 19 April 2015 - 06:47 AM.