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With all of this fuss about the future, what am I really interested in getting out of it and when do I think I will get it?

What: Generic Propecia
Why: Save Money!
When: June 2006

What: Universal Bluetooth Headphones
Why: Looking for one headset to mediate my audio input and interface with all of my devices
When: ??

What: Melanotan
Why: Causes body to tan without the sun. Protects against skin cancer. Looks great!
When: ?? The Australian company that is bringing this to market is taking forever.

What: Fat Insulin Receptor Gene Blocker
Why: Eat as much as you want without gaining weight. Live 20-25% longer
When: ?? Anyone want to ask Ray Kurzweil

What: Retinal Display
Why: Supports augemented reality. Would improve telepresence and enable memory assistants
When: ??

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  • http://d.ro/melanotan/ melanotan – afamelanotide

    There’s an excellent article by Wired that is related to this entry:
    Suntan Drug Greenlighted for Trials

    Cheers

  • http://melanotan.org/ melanotan-1 Scenesse

    Does the prospect of a licensed and regulated version of the two melanotan peptides eventually becoming available sound interesting?

    melanotan-1 (afamelanotide / Scenesse) has been approved in Italy for treating sufferers of EPP:
    http://www.lifescientist.com.au/article/346731/clinuvel_gets_pre-approval_win_italy/

    Maybe there is a future for this version after all?

  • http://melanotan.org/ melanotan-1 Scenesse

    Joel Kehle,

    That “Australian company” that you are talking about in this blog entry has gotten approval for melanotan-1 (afamelanotide / Scenesse) in Italy as a medicine to help develop pigmentation in EPP sufferers and thereby prevent the painful burning that from the photosensitivity that their disease brings.

    This is the news about that.

    This may not seem interesting from the get go but it is a big step towards a possible general release of the drug for usage in folks like yourself.