"Death is very likely the single best invention of Life." Steve Jobs, Stanford, 2005 Rosen David, a research biologist who does no research, is about to find out what the late Steve Jobs meant.
When his work starts disappearing and his life is threatened.
The implications for medicine and society are profound, but he is unable to publish his findings.
Working in biotech and looking for novel patterns in the work of others, he makes a dramatic new discovery that turns out to be ancient history. "Death is very likely the single best invention of Life." Steve Jobs, Stanford, 2005 Rosen David, a research biologist who does no research, is about to find out what the late Steve Jobs meant