Immortality and Plan B: Cryopreservation
We still need a Plan B to try to keep people alive, and that is cryopreservation for those unlucky to die before we can cure aging.
We still need a Plan B to try to keep people alive, and that is cryopreservation for those unlucky to die before we can cure aging.
Part of BBC’s ‘Intelligent Machines Week’ and includes an excellent interview with Humanity+ board member Dr. Ben Goertzel, and more.
What is the science behind the movie Self/Less starring Ryan Reynolds and Sir Ben Kingsley?
Dr. Max More, President & CEO of Alcor Life Extension Foundation, on Cryonics & the Future of Emergency Medicine.
Fairy tale immortality, whereby you drink an elixir and there, you’re indestructible, is a fool’s errand.
‘Chappie’ (2015) surprised me with the most pro-transhumanist message I’ve seen in a major film.
Persistent, structured information-sharing in both virtual and real domains, leads to increased biological complexity and functionality
DARPA, the Defense Research Projects Agency, is best known for its role as progenitor of the Internet. Now they want to revolutionize biotechnology.
In popular sci-fi show ‘Black Mirror’, realistic digital personalities of the dead, mind clones, are recreated from data alone. How realistic is this idea?