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Fantastic voyage
live long enough to live forever
Book • 2004
In 'Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever,' Ray Kurzweil and Terry Grossman present a vision of the future where aging and diseases can be controlled and potentially eliminated.
The book advocates for lifestyle changes such as a low-glycemic-index diet, calorie restriction, exercise, and aggressive supplementation to maintain optimal health.
It also explores cutting-edge technologies like genomics, nanotechnology, and genetic engineering that could extend human lifespan indefinitely.
The authors argue that if individuals can live long enough, they may benefit from future breakthroughs that could make aging a controllable, if not curable, condition.
The book advocates for lifestyle changes such as a low-glycemic-index diet, calorie restriction, exercise, and aggressive supplementation to maintain optimal health.
It also explores cutting-edge technologies like genomics, nanotechnology, and genetic engineering that could extend human lifespan indefinitely.
The authors argue that if individuals can live long enough, they may benefit from future breakthroughs that could make aging a controllable, if not curable, condition.
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Mentioned by Peter Diamandis as a book discussing how to live long enough to live forever.
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How To Live Longer & Grow Rich With A.I. w/ Peter Diamandis
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Bryan Johnson and Mukesh Bansal as an inspiring book that sparked their interest in longevity.
Bryan Johnson and Mukesh Bansal as an inspiring book that sparked their interest in longevity.
Bryan Johnson on Reverse Aging and Achieving Longevity | SparX by Mukesh Bansal
Mentioned by Darshan Shah in relation to longevity escape velocity and the exponential growth of biotechnology.
7. How Traditional, Functional, and Longevity Medicine Create a Healthier Future
