Where were the UK longevity companies and researchers at Dublin summit?
Absolute numbers look good, but for the size and proximity of the venue, it could have done better
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First draft of calculating the chances of a middle aged man (me!) living forever is now live and is giving a reasonable 1 in 10 chance of survival. By the time I'm 120 technology should have improved so that I can pretty much choose what physiological age I want my body to be and then its just accidents and disasters I'll need to avoid - but with everybody having personal protection robots tuned into sensors monitoring every movement on the plane, "accident" could be a word of the past.
Even better than exponential growth
Survival chances improving daily
Absolute numbers look good, but for the size and proximity of the venue, it could have done better
Key points and slides from the leading longevity conference hosted by Aubrey de Grey
This intriguing French thriller received little attention in the UK, but is well worth a watch
Diagram to explain the terminology used when discussing life extension - reproduced from the Live Forever Manual
In the book, the vision of biological immortality has become reality, but has not yet fully arrived