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September 23rd, 2009

Humans will be immortal in 20 years

Abstract:
Scientist Ray Kurzweil claims humans could become immortal in as little as 20 years' time.

The 61 year old American said that this new immortality will be thanks to nanotechnology and an increased understanding of how the body works.

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