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Microsoft se preocupa por tu privacidad Un científico cree que la humanidad podría retroceder en el tiempo en solo 3 años

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By Jackie Appel
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El científico informático y futurista Ray Kurzweil cree que podremos alcanzar la “velocidad de escape de la longevidad” en muy poco tiempo. Esto es lo que aprenderás al leer esta historia: El científico informático y futurista Ray Kurzweil cree que la humanidad alcanzará la “velocidad de escape de la longevidad” en tan solo tres años.
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A scientist says humans will go backwards in time within just 3 years

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By Jackie Appel
| MSN Verified
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A Scientist Says Humans Will Go Backwards in Time Within Just 3 Years Original

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By Jackie Appel
| Popular Mechanics Verified
Computer scientist and futurist Ray Kurzweil believes humanity will achieve “longevity escape velocity” in just three years. The concept basically states that due to medical and technological advances, we will soon reach a point where our life expectancies lengthen by more than one year per year, effectively giving us time back on the clock. This is a very controversial concept, and one that—even if possible—would require widespread access to cutting edge medical technology.
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