|
« Like the brave farrier who was laminated by the rise of the explosion engine, Julius Turing was a 19th century man. An obsolete character, nevertheless able to accept the meaning of history and the inescapable nature of its evolution. I was the car and he was the horse. The future belonged to me. »
|
Laurent Alexandre
The Man Who Knew Too Much |
|
Laurent Alexandre
The Man Who Knew Too Much
|
|
|
« The body is not a mechanical machine, in the sense that its cells constantly renew themselves, to the exclusion of most neurons. In reality, two phenomena are entangled. The aging of the body hinders the renewal of cells and, at the same time, the deterioration of cells and their lesser ability to divide causes the aging of the body. »
|
Laurent Alexandre
The death of death |
|
Laurent Alexandre
The death of death
|
|
|
« The definition of death has changed a lot. It can be brutal or occur as the culmination of the aging process. Today, it is found when the brain is permanently harmed. The old definition, the cessation of heart function, did not survive cardiac resuscitation: one can be resuscitated and thus live after a cardiac arrest. »
|
Laurent Alexandre
The death of death |
|
Laurent Alexandre
The death of death
|
|
