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Archive for November 5th, 2006

Ouroboros’ Chris Patil, III.: What can blogs do for life extension?

Posted by attilachordash on November 5, 2006

This is the last part of the blogterview with Chris Patil about the growing role of blogs and the web in aging research and life extension activism. Spread, summarize, criticize, connect. Thanks Chris for the answers.

Part I. Ouroboros’ Chris Patil: answers to life extension questions I.
Part II. Blogterview with Ouroboros’ Chris Patil, II.: the technology of life extension

I think that blogs can do for life extension the same thing they can do for politics (my other favorite subject): They can spread the word about current events; they can provide summarizing analysis of a dense and exponentially growing literature; and they can connect people with similar ideals and ideas. Read the rest of this entry »

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