Zoltan Istvan

Aug 1, 2024 | merionwest.com | Zoltan Istvan

“Sadly, biological humans are likely to be mortal for centuries more, unless a dramatic increase of both resources and life extension scientists are marshaled.”ertain well-known gerontologists and longevity experts around the world believe that sometime in this century—probably in the next 15-50 years—medicine will likely overcome and cure most forms of disease, and even death itself.

Jun 5, 2024 | napavalleyregister.com | Zoltan Istvan

When you think of wine regions, it usually conjures up visions of rolling hills in Bordeaux, the Andes towering above Mendoza vineyards, or the modern wineries of Napa Valley. But one doesn’t usually think of the former Soviet country of Georgia, nestled under the looming Caucasus Mountains. Yet this is precisely where wine was first made 8,000 years ago. Today, Georgia has over 1,000 wine companies which cultivate over 55,000 hectares.

Jun 5, 2024 | napavalleyregister.com | Zoltan Istvan

When you think of wine regions, it usually conjures up visions of rolling hills in Bordeaux, the Andes towering above Mendoza vineyards, or the modern wineries of Napa Valley. But one doesn’t usually think of the former Soviet country of Georgia, nestled under the looming Caucasus Mountains. Yet this is precisely where wine was first made 8000 years ago. Today, Georgia has over 1,000 wine companies which cultivate over 55,000 hectares.

Apr 29, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Zoltan Istvan

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Apr 29, 2024 | newsweek.com | Zoltan Istvan

Ten years ago, science communities around the world marveled at the progress of human brainwave innovation. The first telepathy between human minds—one in France and one in India—had just happened. The ability to directly connect our minds to the web via the microchip was all the hype; I wrote and lectured about it frequently.