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Y2K. That's Y2K spelt WHY2K. Come in. Welcome. I'm Tammy Grimes. A famous biologist once pointed out

that is certain living organisms like the amoeba never die.

Death, as we know it, is neither natural nor inevitable.

As we grow older, our bodies change.

Our memory becomes a little less dependable.

But for a good many, our minds remain as sharp as ever.

What an exciting world it would be if by some wizardry our body is hardly changed

and suddenly found ourselves living, say twice as long as most of us do now.

Possible?

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