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Monthly Archives: January 2021
A dangerous thing
Dear Futurists, A little learning is a dangerous thing. That warning dates from 1711, in an extended poem by the essayist Alexander Pope. Some three centuries later, danger abounds in the advice from numerous people who, alas, have latched onto … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, Anders Sandberg, Andrew Steele, Cancer, Kat Arney, London Futurists, LonFut, Rebel Cell, Viridian Conference
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Disease, aging, and health – English and French
Dear Futurists, This first newsletter of 2021 has news about some forthcoming events and projects organised in London, Paris, and Brussels. 1.) The future of the science of aging – 23rd Jan Tomorrow, Saturday 23rd January, sees the first London … Continue reading
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Tagged Ageless, Andrew Steele, Cancer, HEALES, ILA, Jose Cordeiro, Kar Arney, London Futurists, LonFut, Michael Baxter, Rebel Cell, Technoprog, Techopia, Viridian Conference, Walletmor
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