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In this "Foreverness pill", the tycoon Kim Victoire tries his last shot at becoming immortal, but for Aarush Détil everything has a price.
Tianis, one of the geodans, the planet size automata that rule the milky way, writes a warning message to the Loner, a cerebrum, who is approaching the Antares Spherogramme in is legendary space cruiser, Daar Bag.
Born in 2107 in Calcuta of a modest family, Aarush Detil conquers sufficient power to become immortal in the early years of the “Era of the Immortals”.
Whether a space elevator is economically viable or technically feasible is a question that only time can answer. It is, however, physically possible. Maybe you would like to know why.
The fourth episode of the FOREVERNESS PODCAST is here!
An interview with Liz Parrish, CEO of BioViva and very first human ever of taken an anti-aging gene therapy.
Apart from the Foreverness project, at TANTÚ Films we develop other different audiovisual and cinematographic projects like this one.
All what multiplies faster than disappears prevails. The bunnies’ theorem, foreword to Foreverness, explains in simple terms the conundrum of immortality.
This singular piece of work was one of the winners of the Canis Classical Art Seulan exhibition.
A present for you appears under our christmas tree!
One of the unexpected pastimes of geodans consists in the exchange of information via physical objects through long distances. All sorts of archaic and new memory devices traveling in standard cargo ships or "fast" couriers through the Lactean Sphere.
The anomata, made of parts that can be built, don’t share any of the gods of the humans. Their approach to the divine is, as we should expect, profoundly analytical. Here are the postulates that support their creed.
The three thousand year old log book had the word “Bitácora” printed in the leather cover. Watanabe loved this antique… and used it to record his time after leaving Planet Earth on the "First One-way Voyage”
Meet Dr. Wessel Reijers and let him make you question the way you look at things.