Immortality: The probable future of human evolution
Journal Title: Science Vision - Year 2017, Vol 17, Issue 1
Abstract
Life and death is a natural phenomenon. Human have longed to be immortals and this is reflected in the beliefs of most, if not all, religions. In this article, brief overview of some of the immortal biological systems, both at the cellular and organismal levels are highlighted. Assumptions of the author on immortality and the probable future of human evolution are also discussed.
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B. Lalruatfela
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