sophie shevardnadze for most of us implanting. into ourselves still sounds like something out of the science fiction but not for him i guess i guess believes that human bodies absolutely without modern technology i guess today performance artist stelarc. stelarc it's really great to have you on our show so your performers of performance art is actually blending biological body was to college and you're doing all kinds of exciting stuff for pushing the boundaries. i read you say on one hand the very exciting. on the other hand you know we should be careful so which one is it are you embrace in the future or does it frighten you. oh are annoyed the utopian road to start been in my ideas i think. the problem with technology is how to manage it new technologies generate unexpected information new kinds of imaging possibilities so we always extend out sort of comprehension of the world what a body is how body operates what it means to be human. so for me technology is is generally a plus but i'm on this. just to really have your set mo

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know welcome to sophie and go home sophie shevardnadze it's long to know if you're still just a dream or does hope spring eternal when it comes to beating the curse of aging having haunted us for centuries as a solution finally within our grasp dr brady gray and the anti-aging piano air and the chief science officer and co-founder of sensible research foundation is my guest today. through the ages human self strife story of a comfy old about edible mortality and now with the president a technological leaps we might finally have a chance at the longevity of biblical groff it could help from science achieved assumingly impossible will everlasting life only be available to the rich creating a permanent population divide that could shoot in nature's cycle of life and death sleep to catastrophic and unexpected consequences. dr operate a great anti aging pioneer chief science officer and co-founder of sayer search research foundation welcome to the show great to have you with us so. so what you propose in order to reverse aging cleaving the organism of all the junk that accumulates tear on

astronomer royal martin speaks now with our tease sophie shevardnadze a little bit about what will be coming up in the program among the topics the possibility of life in the real block beyond future missions and to the red planet we could have that provides a decent life for the 7 and a half 1000000000 people in it and at the moment we have a couple of 1000000000 in abject poverty and some people. and the fact that the richest 2000 people in the world have the resources to double the income of the bottom 1000000000 in the world and this is not happening is an ethical indictment i do think that by the end of a century there will be a few wild crazy adventurers who may be living away from the on. and of course they would be ill adapted. that's habitats and so they will be the people who will have the incentive. and the opportunity because their way through the regulators to. themselves and adapt themselves so i think if we imagine some species emerging which is different from he would be it will now be those crazy people on mars we now know that most of the stars in the sky orbits and

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evolutionary biologist armand leroy told the artes sophie shevardnadze that breeding people for specific tasks is a long way off so he's full show if you want to catch an issue in here throughout the day including in the next hour. at the moment we still have a very poor understanding of the genetic variation that allows people to become one to excel in one kind of profession and another the notion that you can breed people for particular aspects. although in principle is possible in practice it's very far away what we do is we what i'm suggesting will happen soon is selection for such an attribute. but the number of choices that you can add are relatively few what i simply mean is that you've only got a handful of eggs and embryos in a petri dish and you can only make a limited number of choices between them and the choices that you're going to make all the it's basically to eliminate the bad things you're not going to be breeding soldiers or super super intelligent kids out of that. now britain edges closer to breaks it it seems london is tightening up its mind gratian policies along t

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hello i'm sophie shevardnadze for 6 years enjoy its thoughtful and honest conversation with global leaders and their crunch issues but today the bigger picture what is a catalyst that makes us take what matters today and what we really matters tomorrow welcome to. visionary. the 21st century an era of mind boggling breakthrough but among all the solutions are there dangers lurking in the unknown how can we grasp all that science has to offer and still stay safe while i've talked to a lower march in greece astronomer royal than ever read as a professor of cosmology and astrophysics at the university of cambridge. martin rees pleasure having you on our program. so we have all of the questions you know. many of your colleagues are actually wording that technology may help human race advance and thrive and prosper but it can also. hinder many things and hurt humanity many horrible ways so why is it because where evil or technology or we're just too dumb to be interested with it well there is a huge and growing gap between the way the world could be and the way the world is we depend very much

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