"Meet the Google executive who plans to cheat death: Ray Kurzweil"-- article in London DAILY MAIL
TIME Magazine ran a cover story a few weeks ago , which we covered here in the post: New Google division, along with TIME Magazine, follow trail blazed by technothriller A REMEDY FOR DEATH!
Now London's DAILY MAIL has an article on one of those Google executives, futurist Ray Kurzweil, who joined Google a few months. His aim, it seems, is to hold his existing body together long enough for robots and computers to be developed to provide a surrogate kind of life.
From the DAILY MAIL article by a writer named "Daily Mail Reporter." (Guess his folks gave him a really unique name, or he's one of the robots Kurzweil is thinking of!) Anyway:
"Kurzweil says he hopes the supplements will keep him healthy enough to reach the 'nanotech revolution'.
"'I can never say, “I’ve done it, I’ve lived forever,” because it’s never forever,' he said.
"'We’re really talking about being on a path that will get us to the next point."
For more on the same topic. see my post here, "Tech billionaires determined to buy their way out of death"
See also my post here, "Google and a brief history of immortality", which links to a video by TIME Magazine