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does injury make you last longer? like live longer
id think it would
because the constant wound healing compels the rest of your body to keep working
even when in old age, when the body starts to break down

thoughts?
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>>77007734
Don’t know it’s an interesting question though. I wonder if the trauma from getting cut open during surgery would shorten or lengthen a lifespan.
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Pretty sure its the opposite. Healing and growth pathways are anti-longevity.

The most pro-longevity thing you can do is hard core calorie restriction. I have yet to see a person truly embrace hard core calorie and protien restriction in the pursuit of longevity though. Because it will become obvsious that a long life of no energy and feeling like shit isnt worth it
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>>77007734
>shoot yourself with small caliber rounds progressively so you gain inmunity to assault rifles
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>>77007734
Imo the opposite.
If you injure yourself and suffer from chronic pain as a result, your brain literally shrinks because your body is in stress 24/7. Serious chronic pain fucks your sleep and recovery and makes you depressed.
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>>77008823
THIS so much this
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>>77008833
Bitch made
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>>77008926
>Chronic pain is good for you
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