Love of Slow Pedaling [electronic resource].

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Love of Slow Pedaling [electronic resource].

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FHNW HGK 2024

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The future prospects for a few are different from the rest. While all of us are destined to die, our cells may live indefinitely if placed in the correct environment. There is data suggesting that the neurons of short-lived animals can become long-lived if placed inside the brains of long-lived animals. For example, the Greenland shark, which can live for approximately 500 years, may offer a solution for the future elite who seek to preserve their neurons within the shark’s brain to safeguard their memories from fading and potentially enable self-recreation several times over.
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Biology
Biopolitics
Neurosciences--Philosophy

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Alexander Tarakhovsky
Ingo Niermann
Rosanna McLaughlin
Eva Fàbregas
Ana Domínguez Studio

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