Why we fall apart: engineeringEs reliability theory explains human aging

Article Abstract:

The scientists has developed an understanding of the nature of human aging, and are working on a notion that the body, far from being a perfect creation, is a failure-prone, defect-ridden machine formed through the stochastic process of biological evolution. In this view, one can be further improved through preventive, regenerative, and antiaging medicine and by repairing and replacing worn-out body parts.

Aging, Innovations, Evaluation, Stochastic processes, Aging (Biology)

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Music everywhere

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Technology has brought music to the masses with steadily increasing efficiency, fidelity, and convenience. Today the Internet, digital recoding, and new storage technologies are coming together to prompt another momentous shift that is liberating music from the dependence on physical, recorded media.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Usage, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Technology, Technology in education, Online music

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