a non-profit medical charity dedicated to extending healthy human life through proven programs
Bouncing ball likes bouncing right over that word "proven" and proceeding to bounce its way toward all sorts of other words!
MLife Sciences makes founding investments in organizations that are making pioneering advances in the twin missions of slowing the aging process as well as rejuvenating the body from the negative effects of aging.
Bouncing ball likes bouncing right over those words "pioneering advances" and proceeding to bounce its way toward all sorts of other words!
SENS Foundation is focused on research aimed at the biomedical repair of the damage of biological aging. Using a unique engineering approach, these therapies seek to repair all known forms of aging-related damage in the human body, with the aim of restoring cellular and biomolecular structures to renew their function to youthful health and vitality.
Bouncing ball likes bouncing right over those words "unique engineering" and proceeding to bounce its way toward all sorts of other words!
In the case of Methuselah Foundation's fight to end aging and the research that it will take to create the necessary therapies, we focus on funding for the long haul, depending on the commitment of donors such as You. Each donor will be immortalized on a unique marble monument
Bouncing ball likes bouncing right over the word "immortalized" and proceeding to bounce its way toward all sorts of other words, like "marble monument"!
Thank heavens we have techno-immortalists and other superlative futurologists around to re-invent the mausoleum as an immortalization strategy for us.
Bouncing ball bounces its way onward to other indispensable anti-aging tips you just can't get unless you spend time among techno-immortalists, including
taking vitamin D, regular fasting, regular exercise, and popping baby aspirin daily
"We are as gods," as the futurological hucksters say.
Hey, where'd bouncing ball bounce off to?
The Future, I guess.
4 comments:
Hi Dale - We count it as a great honor that you've taken notice of our efforts.
All the best,
Dave Gobel
I don't doubt it.
Dale, you appear to be suggesting that by "unique engineering" the Methuslah Foundation are implying that they have some sort of special, propriety, or unusual technological approach to life extension. This is not what they're trying to say, but rather that approaching life extension with an engineering mindset, rather than a scientific, academic, or hucksterist mindset, is a new / unique approach they have taken.
Now, one could say that "unique" is the wrong word to use in this case, or that in practice their approach currently involves more science than engineering, but those are much lesser charges than the ones you appear to be trying to make against them, although I admit to some confusion as to exactly what point(s) you are trying to make with this particular post.
I admit to some confusion as to exactly what point(s) you are trying to make with this particular post.
That much seems clear.
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