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Boing-Boing

Posted byEric Mesa 11 Aug 20132 Aug 2013

One of the people who developed the pacemaker is now 86. And he has a pacemaker.

-Boing Boing

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Posted byEric Mesa11 Aug 20132 Aug 2013Posted inQuotes, Science and TechnologyTags: age, pacemaker

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