Death Defined II
There has been discussion about the definition of death in the news lately. My last blog was about the medical definition of death, but what about the human dimension of […]
There has been discussion about the definition of death in the news lately. My last blog was about the medical definition of death, but what about the human dimension of […]
I wrote the last two posts about the biological and ecological consequences of living longer, but also of doing away with death altogether. Now we come to something that intrigues […]
Last week I explored the life cycle of pacific salmon, which make the ultimate sacrifice for the next generation. After they spawn, they age and die rapidly, leaving the resources […]
Last week I explored immortality when I compared Alaska’s giant mining machines, the dredges, to the human body. Two of Fairbanks’ ten dredges ran 24 hours each day and 254 […]