Редактирование: Mikhail Batin posts

Here are some of the most interesting posts of [[Mikhail Batin]], with a brief description. <br/>
You can always translate them via [https://translate.google.com/?sl=ru&tl=en&op=websites google website translation]<br/>
Currently only posts from livejournal for period 04.2009 - 01.2010 are available.<br/>
=== Promoting the ideas of scientific immortalism ===
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/910.html Problems of implementing the ideas of scientific immortalism] - 36 points (April 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/1528.html Positioning the ideas of radical life extension] - 9 alternatives to "transhumanism" (April 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/4315.html National Idea] - 25 points (May 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/6504.html Bubonic plague] - very good text. "how a typical dialogue about aging looks like, but if we were talking about the bubonic plague, for example" (June 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/32969.html 101 Ways to Answer Objections to Radical Life Extension] - not quite 101, but fun. (December 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/6656.html Good Wishes and Organizational Strategy] - a list of things that could be done and are being done in promoting the RLE ideas (June 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/7705.html "Cures for Old Age - 2"] a possible outline for a book on RLE, 19 points and sub-points (August 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/9122.html October Theses] - 50 theses (October 2009)<br/>

Also:<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/25420.html Why is it possible to radically extend human life?] 10 points (November 2009)<br/>
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/35114.html Shouldn't we do a seminar on Thursdays?] 32 options for possible lecture topics (December 2009)

=== Approaches to aging research ===
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/2169.html Basic approaches to fighting aging] - 10 points with subpoints, May 2009
* and [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/5387.html Basic issues in the biology of aging] - 15 points to expand on the 5th point of the [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/2169.html previous] article (May 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/5011.html Good Ideas] - 14 points of anti-aging ideas (May 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/9549.html About the current moment] - 23 points of a possible aging research agenda
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/21685.html Aubrey de Grey's engineering approach to combating aging in Russian] - over 100 points and sub-points (November 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/28891.html How to systematize the facts of aging biology?] several dozen points and sub-points (November 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/29081.html Systematizing the facts of the biology of aging (continued)] - about a hundred more points and sub-points (November 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/34219.html Is aging programmed or not?] 12 arguments and counterarguments (December 2009)

Also:
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/12118.html The long-livers research program] - 18 Points of the Superlongevity Research Foundation Research Program (October 2009)
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/20233.html A good project]: two small descriptions of possible experiments (November 2019)

=== Investing in aging research ===
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/7596.html Industry Review on Aging - 2], 38 issues that would be good to cover in such a review (August 2019). Some interesting snippets from comments: "I know that Sergei Brin (the founder of Google) has a wife who is a microbiologist, and he himself seems to be interested in the subject. Bill Gates has repeatedly declared an interest in biological research in order to defeat disease and prolong life. In general, among computer scientists, such interests are easy to arise. In Russia, Oleg Deripaska sponsors one or two foundations, and Gazprom has sponsored some projects in St. Petersburg. On the whole, there is interest, but the long absence of "stunning" results dulls this interest. Bryntsalov, a drug manufacturer and millionaire, regularly uses stem cells and sponsors relevant research." <...> "The scientist who cloned "Dolly the sheep" seems to be working for a company/fund in Asia (Taiwan, South Korea or others) now on the subject of rejuvenation"
* [https://m-batin.livejournal.com/10376.html 15 Mistakes of a Life Extension Research Investor] (October 2009)

=== Miscellaneous ===