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LONDON (Reuters) - Who wants to live forever? Some flatworms do, even if it means no sex. 
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John Smart, co-founder of the Brain Preservation Foundation—an organization dedicated to the study of maintaining brain function after our biological death—argues that the "redundant, resilient and distributed" nature of long-term memory makes it possible to preserve significant portions of our identity after death.
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