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Aging: the disease, the cure, the implications

Aubrey de Grey

Aging 2008

Posted: Jun 30, 2008

Seven minutes of classic Aubrey from Aging 2008.

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Rachel Steen • Toronto, Ontario, Canada • Aug 30, 2008

Dear Professor de Gray, Thanks for the super-neato and very positive work you're doing. It really well and truly warms my heart, & offers me hope for the future, to know that someone with compassion, knowledge, will and credence is working so tirelessly towards curing the disease that is aging. I have always believed that it is simply a matter of scientific analysis & research (with the appropriate funding for such) that could and will lead to the cure for aging. Consider yourself invited to my 500th birthday party, and if there is a way I can donate some money to your anti-aging research, I'm not rich but I'd like to contribute what little I can. *hugs* Sincerely, Rachel Steen

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