“Shindyapina hails from Russia, which has a long-held cultural fascination with longevity technology”
Does anybody find this puff-piece strained and idiotically written?
Sam Altman invested in age-reversal startup with "imminent" results
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“Israelis using young Palestinians as blood bags”? Seems like a modern take on the the ugly ‘blood-drinking Jew’ stereotype.
The already harvest their organs, including skin.
https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2009/dec/21/israeli-pathol...
It’s not such a far leap to include blood as well. Any resemblance to old stereotypes is an unfortunate consequence of the Israelis own actions.
To reiterate my comment since it was flagged, made invisible, and then quoted out of context: "This area of research will yield a lot of nightmares - young billionaires unintentionally giving themselves cancer in an attempt to preempt aging, old Israelis using young Palestinians as blood bags, lots of mice being killed for nothing..."
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#14“Shindyapina hails from Russia, which has a long-held cultural fascination with longevity technology” Does anybody find this puff-piece strained and idiotically written?
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