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'Immortalists' say they have discovered how to slow and perhaps even reverse the ageing process - but is that really a good thing?
The scene last weekend at the Westgate, a Las Vegas mega resort, was like many others in Sin City. Alongside the one-armed bandits and craps tables, around 1,000 people milled around a mega convention centre. Many would have been close to pensionable age, and came from all corners of the Earth. But all the attendees at the event, RAADfest, were pursuing something out of the ordinary: immortality. 
“RAAD stands for Revolution Against Ageing and Death, and it happens once a year,” explains Neal VanDeRee, a 58-year-old who travelled to Las Vegas from his home in Hollywood,...