100 to 200
100 to 200 by Graham Cox, published by Regency Publishers, International on March 28, 2022, is a thought-provoking exploration of life expectancy and the potential for human longevity. This edition, comprising 244 pages, delves into the concept that changes in life expectancy are an enduring phenomenon, suggesting that the limits of age may be far more flexible than commonly believed. The narrative invites readers to consider the implications of a future where individuals might live to the extraordinary age of 200, challenging conventional views on aging.
In this book, readers will encounter a speculative journey centered around the idea of gene rejuvenation and its possible effects on human life. The story follows a select group of individuals who embark on an adventure as they navigate the possibilities of extending their lives. Through this lens, the book engages with themes related to literature and fiction, prompting reflection on the nature of existence and the future of humanity.
Official synopsis Publisher
Changes in life expectancy are definitely an unstoppable force. It has been with us since the beginning of time but most don’t realize it. Looking back evolution is obvious and now with more centenarians around the world year by year it has to be accepted that somebody somewhere may actually live to be the unthinkable age of 200 years old. It is clear then that the mistake is in trying to pin down its limits because history show us that it has none.
What if one day someone became smart enough and dared to try and speed up the process by using a technique of gene rejuvenation. And who knows quite possibly someone just may even be lucky enough to have access to it and actually live its changes.
Curious? then explore the adventure of those fortunate few who experienced this journey from 100 to 200.
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