In this episode of LifeXtenShow, Nicola considers a world in which dictators indefinitely prolong their lives through rejuvenation biotechnology – and why old age is no solution for the problem of despotism.
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1 Comment
Nicolas Chernavsky
October 9, 2019
Very good video. The argumentation was very convincing.
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