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Will aging ever be solved?
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>>536403724
not for you and me. It is not possible

not saying solving aging is not possible, what is not possible is a world in which you and me don't age
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>>536403724
>The species T. dohrnii was first described by scientists in 1883. It was 100 years later, in the 1980s, that their immortality was accidentally discovered.
>Students Christian Sommer and Giorgio Bavestrello collected Turritopsis polyps, which they kept and monitored until medusae were released. It was thought that these jellyfish would have to mature before spawning and producing larvae, but when the jar was next checked, they were surprised to find many newly settled polyps.
>They continued to observe the jellyfish and found that, when stressed, the medusae would fall to the bottom of the jar and transform into polyps without fertilisation or the typical larval stage occurring.
https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/immortal-jellyfish-secret-to-cheating-death.html

If we could somehow tap into the power of the humble jellyfish, maybe. Still, I don't know why anyone would want to be immortal. If you're never going to die, living becomes a lot less special.
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Yes but with a time window of 200 years. You will have to make a force cure for all 38000 kinds of cancer before you can cure aging, and then your next problem is that 100 year old brains are less than useless, which explains why the simulation picked old age related death into existence even after functional immortality was the first trick that all life learned.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifa9Y7fwnEE

You must in fact at every opportunity completely self destruct, so that evolution can occur. Suspend disbelief, If you cure aging, evolution stops and quickly goes into reverse, revealing once again the life forms that didn't give up on old age related death.

Hurt the enemy until they respond righteously, and then plant your hero in the energetic response which gives you the power of the mob to ram through the changes you already wanted to occur by hurting the Shabis Feudal Serf Formicas. This is why the Deep State in the USA attacks citizens directly and the Clandestine organisms designed to police exactly this sort of Klan mafia behavior are nowhere to be fucking found as they're caught with their pants down slitting child penises to the same mafia they're supposed to be policing.

This is why there is like 500 redundant backups that enforce old age related death, and these instructions come from the DNA, not from outside by bacteria, virus, infection, or elemental damage.
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>>536403724
poor example since she was never good looking.
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>>536403849
It's more possible that you think. Even if aging was solved, people would only live to about 160 on average before some freak occurance takes them out. So the idea that they'll never allow it because overpopulation isn't really as big as deal as people think.
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Nicki, fuck these guys. call me, we'll do lunch
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It turns out that with adrenochrome, basically infant blood, if you get blood transfusions with that, you can make it to age 120 or so while feeling like you're 20 years old again.

Naturally this bio nanotechnology is not found on the shelf at your local pharmacy for any price, because obvious reasons infants don't donate blood at the red cross blood drive, and there's not nearly enough to go around.

Synthetic replicas will likely make it to market, if you have access to the Jewish infinite niggercoupon printer. It's how these 100 year old men are giving speeches on stage like they're 20 years old. The blood transfusions hot shot, only last for a week or two then you're back to slumping over in your rocking chair yelling at the kids and clouds for being too lazy and entitled for not getting a job at the widget assembly line workhouse factory on every 3rd street corner.
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>>536404265
This
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>>536403724
Yeah, when you can upload your consciousness to a robot body.
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>>536404689
At best you'll just be able to upload a copy of your consciousness to a robot. The real you is still going to die, which is an uncomfortable truth most transhumanists will never even entertain.
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No and it never should be. Part of the human experience is knowing we one day expire and that we need to make the most of this time while still taking care of the vessel your soul occupies. Living eternal in this world woukd be Hell.
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GTP5 help with the topic.

Old age related death in humans follows optimal policy in the genetic algorithm. It is roughly the same in all warm blooded mammals, it's an implementation of the genetic algorithm.

Every time a cell divides [and other temporally-keyed activating qualifying events], there is a biological shears, which chops one base pair off the end of your chromosome. This reduction in length of your DNA is a precision thing which is done by the interior of the cell, and if for whatever reason the cell doesn't do it, the immune system reads the failure and inflicts death. When you are young this is zero loss, fine because you have telomeres, aka junk-DNA at the end of each of your 26 chromosomes. Once you get to age 20 or 30, 40 or 50, it depends on the DNA, the shears starts chopping off the DNA data that your cells need to run.

This causes a net torque on evolution, to place the least-valuable information at the end of the chromosome and the most valuable at the start. So that we can at any time do a rank order, the egg uses this information, by finding where your AB liver synthesis engine is on the DNA and having a bias to rank order pick the one which is closer to front, this is how informed crossover occurs even though the female egg doesn't have a brain. It can calculate the partial derivative of a function with respect to a direction and a location on dna, and this is one of the many places in how the egg knows how to choose the superior DNA from mother or fathers side.

Scientists have experimented with adding length to the telomeres, and this works in extending life, however now your problem is the immune system sees the DNA, and rejects it, because it is not following the program as all your other cells are, so you need to add length to all of your telomeres, and you can't do it at inception, processes actively prevent it. Also you can't prevent the shearing function or qualifying event either, since the immune system rejects.
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>>536404780
in about 200 years it will be solved. that's what neuralink is for, creating a bridge from the biological to the machine.

machine neurons that can interoperate with the biological. then merging man and machine becomes a question of time and raising the percentage of machine neurons versus biological neurons until the patient is fully migrated to a machine brain operating in a biological body and can be downloaded to the matrix and from there operate a new clone body.
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>>536403724
Are you talking about biological age? No idea probably slowly increasing to 130 or 140 but probably not much longer
Or appearance? Yeah surely. Look at John travolta this man is 72
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>>536405665
>Look at John travolta this man is 72
he just has high thetan levels
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>>536404018
We already are. Humans have our own ways to epigenetically reset ourselves, rejuvinating and regenerating ourselves. With Yamanaka Factors, the OSK chemical cocktail can be mixed with an activator that has a timed release ensuring that the targeted tissue is the only one being reset and that the cells only undergo a gradual rejuvenation. This also seems to reset the hayflick limit as you are not making 50 generations of clones of degrading quality, you are actively returning the cells genetics to a near embryonic state which is exactly how budding creates viable clones.
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>>536404113
The age related death is a symptom of being prey animals for so long during the age of the dinosaurs. We lived fast, died young. Because of this we didn't develop a long lifespan. We were lemurs and then monkeys getting mauled in trees and on the ground. If a monkey gets lucky maybe it gets 15 years, a mouse lives 3 years at most and most mice die within a year of being born. It doesn't make sense to live forever when your life is so hard 30 years old is a major achievement in the wild and 60 is so rare its valuable to carry your elderly with you for all the knowledge they have.

Evolution has also been shown to take place at the epigenetic level, so everything from your life history to environmental affects your offspring. Your genitals are in direct communication with your brain to splice in new changes rather inadvertently. Its not a concuious process unless you accept that you must take responsibility for your health. Not all epigenetic changes are good, infact many create generational issues that compound over time. Any Evolution can be done by a suitable gene tailor in the next 20 years. If we were not so worried about the moral implications we would see gene spliced humans by the end of the century. Basically the furries will get their transhumanist fantasy, and the genetically engineered cat girls and puppy girls will be real.
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>>536403724
She's a witch so she has all kinds of secrets to stay young looking, facials 5 times daily is my offer to her.
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>>536406043
You can get crazy beauty stuff if you have enough money. Look up Vampire Lifting or Deep Plane Facelift. Or you can get gold threats or Laser Skin Resurfacing.
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>>536404588
Adrenochrome isn't real. All the blood transfusion effects don't actually work. When Kevin O'Leere spends 50 million dollars on blood infusions all he is doing is wasting valuable donations that can save lives.
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>>536405665
So much plastic surgery he barely looks like himself anymore, too bad he still has elderly looking hands
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>>536407526
True. I can guarantee you there is demand for hand rejuvenation.
That's the stuff (semi) rich people spend their money on.
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>>536407356
That's not true.
Some quack has earned 50mil bucks.



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