Sex robots are arriving and we will have orgasms with them. Three or four times a week or what else our longevity coach or physician mentions. Why’s that? Because orgasms, especially those we would enjoy it with a sexbots partner in the future, are not only going to benefit from physical health but also mental [...]
Continue reading...28. April 2013
– Lewis Terman, the famous psychologist at Stanford, who perished in 1956. Once thought whether or not highly intelligent people (especially highly intelligent women) had a regular sexual life. In the middle of the twentieth century the popular wisdom was that brilliant women were unable, or were unwilling to have a fulfilled and good sexual [...]
Continue reading...17. February 2013
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In the matter of lifespan, we must consider two values: 122 and ~78. The first number is the age of the oldest person in the world. Her name is Jeanne Calment, and her nationality is French. On the other side, we have the second number mentioned above (~78) that is the actual medium lifespan for [...]
Continue reading...17. February 2013
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A new research suggests that we have our grandmothers’ efforts to thank for their care for their family, which leads to human longevity. Scientists claim a theory that human has evolved longer adult lifespans than apes because grandmothers helped feed their grandchildren. This has been proven via a computer simulation of evolution. Whether humans’ long [...]
Continue reading...17. February 2013
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However, to put things in perspective a recent study of eunuchs has raised some interesting longevity possibilities. No, it is not being suggested that you go out and have yourself castrated. But it would be wise to STOP some popular anti-ageing practices, which may actually be shortening your lifespan. Castration has made a huge impact [...]
Continue reading...20. January 2013
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A minority of futurists thinks so. On the 7th of Nov, an article was published on the futurist website called Transhumanity, and it argues that having a robot lover could increase your life span by helping users experience “longevity orgasms” which would be far superior in quality than those that they experience from their mortal [...]
Continue reading...13. January 2013
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We always had a particular kind of fascination when it comes to immortality, which of us wouldn’t want it? Very few (if any) I guess. The fact is that new finding made by scientists can twist the topic immortally from science fiction towards reality. Stephen Cave, the author of Immortality talked about a strange creature, [...]
Continue reading...12. January 2013
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A recent research from the United Kingdom has found that women, who quit smoking before they reached middle-age, lived about a decade longer than women who continued smoking throughout their life When comparing those who never smoked, women in the study who continued smoking until the age 40 had a1.2 times higher risk of death [...]
Continue reading...16. December 2012
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Human beings are evolving in the complicated art of survival, according to a new study we have done much more than what our ancestors did in the past 6,6 million years. As a matter of fact, the advanced societies we currently live in are helping us to overpower other species in the matter of longevity, [...]
Continue reading...8. December 2012
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Is there a reason why we age? Is there a set time for us to die and if there is then why? Would life be possible without aging? Questions like these have fascinated science for Millennia. Researchers from Kiel (Germany) have by chance discovered a link to human ageing while exploring the immortality of the [...]
Continue reading...1. December 2012
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72 is the new 30, say researchers. According to new research, 72 has become the new 30. This is because people living in developed countries normally live more than twice as long as their hunter-gatherer ancestors. But still it is said that life is short. The study authors noted a conclusion that brings into question [...]
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