In article: <Pine.SOL.3.91.950215161858.29914B-100000 at corona> Patrick
O'Neil <patrick at corona> writes:
> that would increase lifespan by some 40 years in about 15 to 20 years
> (based upon his then-current research)... I believe his name was Tom
> Johnson, but I cannot quite recall. Even that modest an increase WOULD
> have population effects.
Not according to Eric Drexler. In "Engines of Creation" he says that
exponential growth will remain exponential, whether people die young or live
indefinitely. (P124, first edition.)
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