Inventor Ray Kurzweil sees immortality in our future
Clip: 3/24/2016 | 2m 59s
What if we could overcome disease and aging to extend our lives indefinitely?
What if we could overcome disease and aging to extend our lives indefinitely? Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil says that's a reality that's coming soon. Kurzweil reflects on the exponential growth of technology and the promise of immortality.
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Inventor Ray Kurzweil sees immortality in our future
Clip: 3/24/2016 | 2m 59s
What if we could overcome disease and aging to extend our lives indefinitely? Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil says that's a reality that's coming soon. Kurzweil reflects on the exponential growth of technology and the promise of immortality.
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