X-Message-Number: 29532
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 23:43:33 -0500
From: Jonano <>
Subject: Re: Boston Globe article on Alcor and Ted Williams [benbest]

Re: Boston Globe article on Alcor and Ted Williams [benbest]

In the article the journalist mention that there is no sign of
"Cutting Edge Technology" on the Alcor Facade.

Unfortunately, cutting edge technology can be many things.
Nanotechnology is suffering attention from the 2.0 web. People are
looking too much toward the web presently.

Also, mainly, investors are looking to the web very much. I think it
will mainly be the case until the web 4.0. (I'm not talking about the
web 3.0, the so called semantic web)

It will probably take 30 years until the web 4.0 happen. Web 2.0 is
not very useful to cryonics, aging and nanotechnology. 3.0 will help,
but 4.0 will solve it. I mean for scientists.

Internet 1.0 gave me the possibility to discover nanotechnology, aging
and cryonics. Also, less important: transhumanism, paradise
engineering, omega point etc.. if you prefer sl2,3,4,5.

So the cutting edge technology today is the web for most people,
people say it's the future. We need to wait until people look toward
aging and cryonics.

We can write Cutting Edge Technology on the facade of Alcor, but
people won't believe Alcor. So it's useless. At least internet is
helping science thanks it's not against it.

--Jon

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