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>Just a few months ago, scientists in Tel Aviv managed to actually reverse the ageing process for the first time ever. That's... not in Europe.
by eli_gottlieb 6y ago
>Just a few months ago, scientists in Tel Aviv managed to actually reverse the ageing process for the first time ever.
That's... not in Europe.
- lnsru 6y agoThat’s Startup nation, definitely not Europe.
- factcheckdec 6y agoIs there a claim to the contrary in the article?
- dwohnitmok 6y agoI'm pretty sure the article intends that to just be a demonstration of where progress in the entire field of anti-aging is at. That being said, it's probably not in a submarine (http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html) article about European VC firms's best interest to start off by hyping an Israeli development.
- golemotron 6y ago> That's... not in Europe. Israel is in the Eurovision Song Contest.
- cblconfederate 6y agoand australia IIRC
- arpa 6y agoAh yes, also known as europe down under.
- serbanTeodor 6y agoAnd also since when did we establish that telomere lengthening equals to age reversal. Cancerous cells could also increase telomere length.
- bpodgursky 6y agoAlso, there's this headline within the article itself: > European VC is falling behind (for now)
- px43 6y agoWell observed. If you read carefully you'll see that the article is structured to first talk about progress happening around the world, then how European companies are falling behind in general, and then about which European companies are doing well.