To Age, or Not to Age: That Is the Question

In Newton Lee (ed.), The Transhumanism Handbook. Springer Verlag. pp. 355-360 (2019)
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Abstract

What is aging? Why aren't we considering it a medical emergency when it inflicts us all with terminal illness? Why do so many people still believe aging is a good thing and that science should not intervene in its catastrophic processes? This essay explores these questions and the irrationality of those resisting the rapidly growing mission to bring aging under medical control.

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