Humans have always asked how to become immortal. From ancient China's "Mushroom of Immortality," to 17th century France's Philosopher's Stone, to Harry Potter's Horcruxes, it's a riddle that's plagued humankind from the beginning.
The difference is that now, the right people are tackling the question. People who can actually do something about it with modern technology.
Humans have always asked how to become immortal. From ancient China's "Mushroom of Immortality," to 17th century France's Philosopher's Stone, to Harry Potter's Horcruxes, it's a riddle that's plagued humankind from the beginning.
The difference is that now, the right people are tackling the question. People who can actually do something about it with modern technology.
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