Death Must Die: Science in the Fight for Our Immortality

90% of residents in developed countries die due to aging. Aging-related processes provoke the development of cardiovascular and oncological diseases and dementia. However, this will not always be the case. The authors of the book — engineer and scientist José Luis Cordeiro and pioneer of the smartphone industry, co-founder of Symbian engineer David Wood, leading the international organization Humanity+ — claim that by around 2045, the world will have put an end to death from natural causes. They are confident that we will soon overcome all deadly diseases and that new technologies will allow us to treat aging as an illness. In just a quarter of a century, people will look significantly younger than they do now. Based on years of research, the authors prove that the average human lifespan can be extended to 140 years while maintaining active and cognitive abilities. Their book opens up incredible prospects for the near future of humanity without suffering, diseases, and premature death.