Russian ambition ambition to make people immortal
A Russian cyber-tech millionaire wants to change people's destiny by digitizing the wisdom of the human brain into electronic computers.
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A Russian cyber-tech millionaire wants to change people's destiny by digitizing the wisdom of the human brain into electronic computers.
Sergio Canavero, a neurosurgeon Italy, said he could perform the world's first human head transplant in 2017, suggesting that someday it will create immortality.
In the 1960s, experts at the Frozen Association in Phoenix (Arizona, USA) tested a method that could help immortal people.
Normally, the life span of a species depends heavily on its size and small organisms have a very short life cycle.
According to scientists, the human body can stay young over time based on blood cells themselves.
What really happens to us after death? When a person stops breathing, the heart stops circulating blood, the doctors will conclude that the person is in a state
Tardigrades, also known by its name
British scientists successfully created an immortal cell, capable of producing infinite red blood cells, which helps reduce dependence on donated blood.
A Russian scientist has injected a 3.5-million-year-old bacterium from the Siberian permafrost and now claims it helps him to be healthier and immune to disease.
Chinese doctors are ambitious to transplant one person's body to another for the first time in history, despite the international community's opposition to moral standar…
Cancer is difficult to treat because it is immortal cells, constantly proliferating, forming tumors that invade our entire body.
Lingzhi mushrooms, if not dried quickly and properly after harvesting, will be prone to mold and growth.
A US company claims the preservation technology and transplanting human brain into another biological body can help the dead to regenerate and longevity forever.