How would you choose to live forever?
Chapter 1

Nature's immortal masterpieces

Chapter 2

The microscopic clock

Chapter 3

The high-tech fountain of youth

Chapter 4

Beyond the biological body

YOUR GOAL

Master of The quest for the forever birthday

Ch 4 · Beyond the biological body
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Life on ice

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Uploading the mind

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Microscopic medical bots
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Cold storage: Patients in cryopreservation are stored upside down so that if a leak occurs, the brain stays frozen longest.

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What is the process of turning a liquid into a glass-like solid without forming ice crystals called?

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Who was the first person to be cryopreserved in 1967?

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What is the term for the complete map of all neural connections in a brain?

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Which research initiative, founded in Switzerland in 2005, aims to create a digital reconstruction of the mammalian brain?

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What is the approximate scale of one nanometer?

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Which famous physicist first proposed the concept of manipulating matter at the atomic scale in 1959?

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If human lifespans became indefinite, which demographic challenge would society likely face first?

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Which philosophical concept suggests that the awareness of our own mortality drives human culture and behavior?

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