Lifeboat Foundation

Pulitzer-prize winning science writer Jonathan Weiner writing about transhumanism and longevity issues:

Science writer Jonathan Weiner writes: Even if you’ve been following the presidential campaign pretty closely, you may not have heard about Zoltan Istvan, the hopeful from the newly formed Transhumanist Party. Istvan’s platform is simple: We should all live forever. He’s driving across the country in a bus painted to look like a coffin, with big white letters on its side: “Immortality Bus.”

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A new story on GOOD magazine about transhumanism & my campaign:

The transhumanist presidential candidate on staying optimistic about technology in a cold, practical political world.

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BBC article on transhumanism that also tackles the issue of trying to get more women involved in the movement:

Zoltan Istvan is running for US president.

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First major story on Immortality Bus from embedded journalist with Vox:

His campaign’s ’70s RV that’s been rebuilt to look like a giant coffin.

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A growing number of tech moguls are trying to solve their biggest problem yet: aging.

From reprogramming DNA to printing organs, some of Silicon Valley’s most successful and wealthy leaders are investing in biomedical research and new technologies with hopes of discovering the secret to living longer.

And their investments are beginning to move the needle, said Zoltan Istvan, a futurist and transhumanist presidential candidate.

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AOL running an energetic 2-min video on transhumanism and longevity on their morning show:

Zoltan Istvan of the Transhumanist Party is running for President on one platform: longevity.

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My 4 min interview on transhumanism and longevity with BuzzFeed came out as a stand-alone video. About 800 comments under the YouTube video:

Because we all deserve a chance at immortality!

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A new story on transhumanism from Tech Insider which is Business Insider’s new tech site:

This presidential candidate wants you to live forever.

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A new article from The Daily Dot on transhumanism and my campaign:

The Daily Dot is the hometown newspaper of the World Wide Web, reporting on Reddit, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and more.

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