Episode 186
186: Japan’s take on immortality; problems in Palworld
Deep Dive from The Japan Times
February 8, 202434m 53s
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Show Notes
Who wants to live forever? As scientists and tech billionaires attempt to tackle the problem of aging and death, we discuss Japanese ideas about immortality. Later, our games writers discuss the recent Palworld-Pokemon flare up.
On this episode:
Elizabeth Beattie: Articles | X
Owen Ziegler: Articles
Ann-Loy Morgan: Articles
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On this episode:
Elizabeth Beattie: Articles | X
Owen Ziegler: Articles
Ann-Loy Morgan: Articles
Read more/Watch more/Play more:
- Eternal pursuits: A history of Japanese quests for immortality (Alex K.T. Martin, The Japan Times)
- Living until 100, if not forever, in good health (Tomoko Otake, The Japan Times)
- The digital beyond: Is an eternal existence within grasp? (Elizabeth Beattie, The Japan Times)
- Reverse aging mogul discusses regimen as he strives for the biological age of an 18-year-old (ABC News)
- Overnight smash Palworld is much more than ‘Pokemon with guns’ (Ann-Loy Morgan, The Japan Times)
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