“If 100 years ago someone said that we’d have satellites in orbit and little boxes on our desks that can communicate across the world, they would have sounded very outlandish.”
“[One hundred years from now] our grandchildren will say that we died not because of heart disease, cancer, or stroke, but instead that we died pathetically out of ignorance and superstition”
— Ken Hayworth, quoted in The Strange Neuroscience of Immortality - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education
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