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June 13th, 2010

Robert Lanza Interview By Deepak Chopra

Abstract:
DC: I'm speaking to Dr. Robert Lanza, his book is Biocentrism, what is the subtitle of the book Dr. Lanza?

RL: It's How Life and Consciousness are the Keys to Understanding the True Nature of the Universe. A mouthful.

DC: (laughs) Biocentrism: How Life and Consciousness are the Keys to Understanding the Universe. We're going to come to that but getting back to your field which is also tissue engineering. What you just said about stem cells and also in the near future nanobots or nanotechnology which can kind of in a sense move atoms around will probably make it possible to just about repair any organ or replace any organ in the body so that theoretically what you're saying is that one could probably live indefinitely.

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