Interesting fact - watch the video at minutes 6:08, screen shot below - note the arrow). This was one day BEFORE the September 11 attack, suggesting the attack was preplanned.
https://www.thinkspain.com/news-spain/30425/death-will-be-optional-and-ageing-curable-by-2045-say-genetic-engineers Death will be 'optional' and ageing 'curable' by 2045, say genetic engineers Sat, Apr 21, 2018 news@thinkspain.com @thinkspain DYING will be 'optional' within just 27 years and the ageing process will be 'reversible', according to two genetic engineers during the presentation of their new book in Barcelona. José Luis Cordeiro, born in Venezuela to Spanish parents, and Cambridge (UK) mathematician David Wood, founders of the operating system 'Symbian', have just published The Death of Death and say immortality is a real and scientific possibility that could come much earlier than originally thought. Humans will only die in accidents, never of natural causes or illness, by around the year 2045, say Cordeiro and Wood, who say it is 'crucial' that old age starts to be classified as an 'illness' so that publicly-funded ...
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/08/religious-decline-was-the-key-to-economic-development-in-the-20th-century A recent paper asks why the world’s poorest countries are also its most religious. Image: REUTERS/Adrees Latif This article is published in collaboration with The Conversation 03 Aug 2018 Damian Ruck Post-Doctoral Researcher, University of Bristol Join our WhatsApp group Sign up here Most Popular Sweden has invented a word to encourage people not to fly. And it’s working Douglas Broom 05 Jun 2019 Who gains when the US and China fight over trade? Douglas Broom 04 Jun 2019 This UK supermarket is selling a range of goods with no packaging Douglas Broom 06 Jun 2019 More on the agenda Explore context Role of Religion Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis We have known for decades that secular countries tend to be richer than ...
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