Masterpiece
A 400+ Page Book on My Self-Study of Harvard and M.IT.'s MD/PhD Program
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What if aging was not inevitable? What if we could engineer biological immortality? Masterpiece is a revolutionary work divided into two profound explorations: one on how science is heading toward helping human beings achieve biological immortality and another on mastering the highest levels of medical and scientific knowledge at Harvard and M.I.T.
The first half of this book presents my dissertation on biological immortality studies, commonly known as radical life extension studies. This section delves into cutting-edge breakthroughs in tissue engineering, artificial organs, stem cell rejuvenation, AI-driven healthcare, and even the most controversial frontiers like full-body transplants By analyzing 1,000+ scholarly articles, data mining nearly 5 million books with the help of computational text analysis techniques like Google's Ngram Viewer, and comparing insights from thought leaders like Aubrey de Grey and Ray Kurzweil, Masterpiece constructs a rigorous scientific and mathematical framework for extending human life indefinitely.
The second half chronicles my self-study of Harvard and MIT’s MD/PhD programs. This intellectual journey distills elite medical and scientific training into an accessible self-taught curriculum, revealing not just what the world’s top medical minds learn, but how they think and solve complex problems.
Blending groundbreaking science with an unparalleled pursuit of knowledge, Masterpiece is more than just a book—it’s a blueprint for the future of human longevity and intellectual mastery.
About the Creator
T.J. Greer
B.A., Biology, Emory University. MBA, Western Governors Univ., PhD in Business at Colorado Tech (27'). I also have credentials from Harvard Univ, the University of Cambridge (UK), Princeton Univ., and the Department of Homeland Security.
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