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The News Of Tomorrow, Today
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Professor S. Jay Olshansky once told Gizmodo, “In the world of ageing sciences, if you want to live a long life, choose long-lived parents.” So genetic markers linked to longevity are interesting as hell. But if you have the wrong genes, then the wrong moves might do you in.
The oldest human to have ever lived died at the age of 122 — and that was nearly 20 years ago. A recent analysis of global demographic data suggests that this may very well be the maximum age attainable by humans, and that it’s extremely unlikely anyone will ever live…
What if “life in prison” could mean 100 or 200 or 400 years? Does that change the way that sentences are doled out? What happens when a person gets out of prison?
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