He's Certain He'll Live Forever

June 18, 2013 Subscribe · Forward How This Man Is Preparing For Immortality NEW YORK -- No sooner has Dmitry Itskov, a 32-year-old Russian multimillionaire, sat down at the table in his hotel room than he springs up again and begins pawing through the snacks in the minibar. He tosses aside chips and candy, settles on a box of mixed nuts, then sits back down. Continue reading... Revealed: The 'Downside' To Working At Facebook This App Helps You Avoid Your Fake Friends Last Telegram Ever Will Be Sent Next Month Google Will Try To Eradicate All Of The Internet's Child Porn Apple Is Cooperating With The Government, But Just Barely Scientists Have Come Closer Than Ever Before To Making A Real 'Marauder's Map' How This Man Is Preparing For Immortality How This Man Is Preparing For Immortality WATCH: Miss Alabama Weighs In On NSA Scandal PHYLLIS CUTTINO Why Tesla's Success Matters Tesla's repayment of a Department of Energy loan nine years ahead of schedule is welcome news and another indication that use of electric vehicles is growing -- both here and around the globe. Continue reading... MIKE MOKRZYCKI Polling About Privacy: Lessons From the Past An exhaustive 2008 academic study of polling in the years after 9/11 can help make sense of what might be seen as confused public opinion today on privacy and government surveillance. It also suggests concerns about surveillance may be underreported as some people particularly sensitive about privacy might not take surveys. Continue reading... LEO HINDERY, JR. Apple to American Workers: 'Scr__ You!' Never has there been a bigger "Scr__ You" to American workers and manufacturing than tax-avoider Apple's tag line on all of its national advertising: "Designed by Apple in California" Continue reading... TRACEY HARNISH Social Media and the Unknown Artist - Part 2 Oliver Wasow is an artist who directs our gaze. Using vernacular photographs or unique images he has fabricated in his studio, he creates a filter through which we look. By categorizing found photographs, he much like a movie editor, directs in a subtle way a narrative story for the observer. Continue reading... ZACH HINDIN It's a Brave New World, We Just Live In It Almost immediately, the press invoked George Orwell to characterize the drama unfolding around Edward Snowden's revelation of the NSA's digitally omniscient domestic surveillance program. It should have been Aldous Huxley. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003