appreciating the time we have here on earth. here on earth. in the past on this programme here on earth. in the past on this programme i here on earth. in the past on this programme i have - here on earth. in the past on| this programme i have talked here on earth. in the past on i this programme i have talked to santas who have devoted a great deal of time, money and effort who have looked to block and even reverse the ageing process in human beings. scientists. doctor gray is one proponent of this effort and he reckoned that within our lifetime, we may see human beings living for hundreds, if not a thousand years. is it that not something to embrace, indeed to encourage scientists to work upon?- scientists to work upon? there are many scientists to work upon? there are many age scientists to work upon? there are many age related - scientists to work upon? there are many age related diseases| are many age related diseases which are extremely debilitating and many lives are
coping with death and the fear of death because it has motivated so much creativity and positive human development. are you essentially something is a negative or positive story? i is a negative or positive sto ? ., ., is a negative or positive sto ? ., ., ., story? i would not say we are immature story? i would not say we are immature and story? i would not say we are immature and being - story? i would not say we are immature and being unable l story? i would not say we are | immature and being unable to face death and having to tell ourselves these stories. this is a human ourselves these stories. this is a human constant. - ourselves these stories. this is a human constant. i - ourselves these stories. this is a human constant. i am | is a human constant. i am quoting from you, as a species we need to outgrow our fear of death. i we need to outgrow our fear of death. ., ~ we need to outgrow our fear of death. . ~ ., , ., death. i talk about the wisdom narrative that
have these big brands that is part of our survival mechanism allow us to see the future, to generalise and we are conscious of ourselves as individuals and that means we are conscious of our own death and out of all the billions of creatures on earth, very few creatures have to live with that terrible awareness that all of their efforts will come to nothing safe we look back to human history, we see humanity struggling to make sense of this. some of the earliest archaeological evidence we find of human development is suggesting people believed in an afterlife. the older smoke of human literature is about the quest for immortality and wrestling with immortality and mortality, the epic of gilgamesh and we have a way of protecting ourselves into the future and we try hard to stay alive in this world. alive in this world. what you are saying alive in this world. what you
Know all about the mysterious place called 'Point Nemo' on Earth that is closer to people living in the International space station than those on the planet.
blocked by the intelligence community, not the committee, the communitnce commy. unity. so we have the pentagon, these bureaucrats sit behind a desk somewhere telling your united states congress what to domewhe. and congress is going to have to get some guts. i hem jordanim jordan talk about it. i ve been talking about it. we need to start talking about purse string ng abouts at the pentagon. and you re convinced of just be very clear, congressman, that non-human marine remains or biologics and technologyand that we don t have availabletete here on earth, you believer our government has and is lying to the american people? i do 100%. too many brave americans have. told me that.erythi and they have nothing to gain and everything to lose. okayng. hope they re not visiting my house anytime soon anyway vi fascinating. thank you, congressman. appreciate your being with u s. ahead tonight. oh, guess what? you re not going to believe what hillary.ess what going clinton is nows blaming mag