Living For A Longer Time
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Pento240sx
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Living For A Longer Time
I was reading a article about the possibility of living up to 150 years, it was talking about the change of genes on a fetus, so their organs would work better and last longer. DO you guys think it could be possible?
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C-Kwik
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Re: Living For A Longer Time
I don't know enough about DNA to make any real assertion, but on the condition that we have genetic sequences that cause "aging", then perhaps.
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bigbadberry3
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Re: Living For A Longer Time
It's pretty possible, just expensive.
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allenms240
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Re: Living For A Longer Time
Man, if we're changing colors of fruits and altering the way they grow, I honestly don't doubt that will one day be available, although extremely expensive as someone has pointed out.
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Re: Living For A Longer Time
Statistically, it shouldn't be hard.
Look at the rapid ramping-up of life expectancy over the past 500 years alone.
There was an awesome article in PopSci magazine about this not too long ago.
Look at the rapid ramping-up of life expectancy over the past 500 years alone.
There was an awesome article in PopSci magazine about this not too long ago.
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