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Summary
The next chapter is titled “Byron Bay, Australia, now.” Omai has not significantly changed. He has the appearance of the typical surfer in his mid-30s and even uses the word “dude.” Omai insists Tom try a coconut chili Martini, calling it a symbol that there are always new things to try. The waitress recognizes Omai as “the surfer … Sol Davis.” Tom tells Omai about Hendrich and the Albatross Society. Tom explains the support and requirements for being part of the organization, adding it is “a comfortable life.” Tom continues to talk, parroting Hendrich's information and persuasions. He says there are institutions that capture and study people with anageria. Omai laughs aloud at that claim. Tom goes on to say “There are biotech firms in Silicon Valley and elsewhere who want the ultimate competitive advantage, and we could give...
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