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March 13th, 2007
Futurist and award winning writer explores how today's science fiction could be the future's reality
Abstract:
They discover that while they were 'resting,' ideas that were the subject of great debate in their day have now become reality. Humans no longer age, they can be re-animated if they were cryonically preserved and thanks to nanotechnology, the human body can repair itself. While many things have changed for the better, they also discover that science hasn't fixed all the problems caused by mankind, such as massive pollution that makes part of the world uninhabitable for humans.
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