Livescience.com Special Report on Immortality

Read these two articles:

1. Toward Immortality: The Social Burden of Longer Lives
2. The Ethical Dilemmas of Immortality

I am going to read these two articles as they look quite interesting.


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  1. Jake
    28. May 2006 at 21:53

    Dear Paras,

    i am a 25 year old law student in london, uk…. i was bored reading up on corporate aquisitions so i hit “metaevolution” into google to see what came up… obviously, i came across your site.

    i came up with the idea independently myself too back in 2003, but it seems that other people have got there first.

    i would like to discuss further my ideas about metaevolution with you, along with a long list of other stuff, particularly neuroscience and philosophy.

    i am on myspace.com. this is the best way to get in touch if you want to develop some ideas further with me. you can see my profile on http://www.myspace.com/thoughtsonthewire

    sorry that this is a little bit or a wierd, random comment to leave on your blog…. it is rare to see someone online with the same intensity of interests as myself, and in the same areas….

    i will try to post up a more detailed view of my metaevolutionary theory when i have some moments.

    regards,

    Jake.
    ps. please do not reply to my gmail… please use my myspace… its much easier for me that way.
    pps. i am also quite interested in india as a country with a quickly developing technology sector. my law firm (that i will join next year) specialises in international tech companies… so its quite interesting for me…. is it not bangalore where all the tech is anyway??

  2. Paras Chopra
    29. May 2006 at 16:13

    Hmmm.. Bangalore is surely the tech hub of India but it is not the only place.. There is Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Pune, etc.

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