Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough
to Live Forever by Terry Grossman
Transend To An Age Where Nanobots Can Help And You May Live Forever
The idea behind Kurzweil and Grossmans Fantastic Voyage is that if you
can make it through the next 50 years, you might become immortal. How
will that be possible? Through some rather science fictional steps, it turns
out, including taking advantage of the latest in biotechnological
breakthroughs and not-yet-invented nanotechnology. Is all this longing for
immortality driven by an obsession with youth or a fear of death? Readers
can judge for themselves, as both Kurzweil and Grossman reveal the
personal histories that led them to develop this plan. Fantastic Voyage is
written in an easy-to-understand tone, with lots of sidebars giving
examples of what the future holds for medicine and health. Whether or not
you think that science will find a way to keep our bodies or our
disembodied minds alive forever, this book is full of diet and lifestyle tips.
For instance, the authors suggest carefully controlling the bodys overall pH
at an alkaline level, meditating, eating a diet composed mostly of
vegetables and protein, and taking loads of supplements (Kurzweil downs

about 250 pills each day). The dietary options presented here will mostly
only be practical for people whose income levels can support buying
organic produce, fresh fish and meat, and top-shelf supplements. The
authors cavalierly state that we are living in a time of abundance, but it
seems likely that most who are able to follow this regimen will be
Americans of a fairly high socioeconomic class. --Therese Littleton
Personal Review: Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live
Forever by Terry Grossman
Good News! There will soon be available a new book from these two
authors that is both exciting and fun to read! Dr. Grossman's collaborative
work with Mr. Kurzweil hit it out of the park with their newest book:
"TRANSEND". In it, Baby Boomers (or anyone) interested in
understanding longevity, are shown easy to understand ways to improve
and extend life. The goal: preserve your body now for the future
developments in science. Preserved for what you ask? Science.
Medical science specifically.
In the next 35 years, we will be able to launch nanobots (machines at the
molecular level) to shrub arterial blockage at the microscopic level.
Heart attacks and disease will be generally regarded as a rarity. But that
is just the start. Medicine can perform better that biology when specific
nanobots are created to perform specific tasks.
I urge fellow Amazonian book fans to check out this landmark book.
Learning now to follow programs designed to "transcend" the boundaries
of our genetic legacy will allow medicine to take over and do the real work
with the shared goal of helping all to live well past current limits on human
life expectancy. I am very pleased with this book and believe it has real
value for anyone interested in extending life expectancy. And who is not?
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