Swimming Downstream From the Culture Pool
Bill QuickNotes from a Science Fiction writer camping on the intersection of the Fourth Turning and the Singularity
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Staying Strong at 80
[Previous posts in this series:
1. From Lazarus Long to Lord of Light
2. The Bootstrap Strategy
3. My Daily Supplement Stack
4. Big Pharma Saved My Life So I Can Extend It]
In the earlier posts I described the literary spark th...
Big Pharma Saved My Life So I Can Extend It: The Prescription Side of My Bootstrap Strategy
In the first post I described how classic science fiction lit the spark. In the second post I outlined the high-level Bootstrap Strategy. In the third post I detailed my supplement stack.
This post covers the other half of the equation: th...
The Bootstrap Regimen: My Daily Supplement Stack: UPDATED With New Nutrients
In the first post I explained how SF writers like Heinlein and Zelazny, and a handful of 1950s–60s science fiction novels turned a 12-year-old Midwest kid into someone determined to live as long as possible. In the second post I laid out th...
The Bootstrap Strategy: How I’ve Spent Fifty Years Trying to Outrun Aging
In the first essay I described the spark: a twelve- or thirteen-year-old Midwest kid reading Robert A. Heinlein’s Methuselah’s Children and deciding he was going to live as long as humanly (or post-humanly) possible. That decision wasn’t a...
From Lazarus Long to Lord of Light: How 1950s-60s SF Sparked My Determination to Achieve a Longer Life
I was twelve or thirteen years old, growing up in the Midwest, when I read Robert A. Heinlein’s Methuselah’s Children for the first time. Most boys my age were dreaming of becoming astronauts, or baseball players. I closed that book and mad...
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