Ah the rich people chasing their fantasies as usual. Because the man who has everything wants what he can't have, and the man who can buy anything wants what can't be bought. In this case, immortality.
Simply not going to happen. And if it did, some other aging process would kick in that we don't know about yet. Who knows, maybe it's even faster, because the old one was keeping it at bay somehow.
And even if it does work, all it will ever do is make the privileged even more so.
Oh I didn't read the comment, and I don't generally engage with comments that start off insulting or condescending me. I don't care what your "logical arguments" were.
There is nothing related to "insulting or condescending".
>>You seem to
Is backed by experimental neuroscience research (not as much by "logical arguments") and it is obviously not = to "you are".
The fact that at the 3d comment of yours you're still mostly preoccupied with your
self rather than the maximally objective discussion of topic at the url, only
provides more proof to my assumption above and diminishes the informational value
of your comments with regard to the topic.
You seem to be delusional. I know for a fact there was no experimental neuroscience research done on my brain. It seems like you genuinely believe that you can read someone's mind based on what they write on a forum. This is a dangerous delusion and it seems like you should consider antipsychotic medication.
So, was that somehow not condescending because I used some weasel words? You tell me.
Both of you both broke the site guidelines badly in this thread. We ban accounts that do that, so please avoid flames and tit-for-tat spats in the future.
Were mRNA COVID vaccines expensive? Not like 100s of $. And there is mRNA platform developed by some European researches for controlled expression of the reprogramming genes. And in animal studies there were almost no adverse effects when this biotech was applied partially and in a time-controlled manner.
The only caveat may be types of tissues with rapid cell exchange or which already regenerate well, as the liver, for example.
But it should be possible to bypass this by proper design of the treatment.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 33.5 ms ] threadSimply not going to happen. And if it did, some other aging process would kick in that we don't know about yet. Who knows, maybe it's even faster, because the old one was keeping it at bay somehow.
And even if it does work, all it will ever do is make the privileged even more so.
>>You seem to
Is backed by experimental neuroscience research (not as much by "logical arguments") and it is obviously not = to "you are".
The fact that at the 3d comment of yours you're still mostly preoccupied with your self rather than the maximally objective discussion of topic at the url, only provides more proof to my assumption above and diminishes the informational value of your comments with regard to the topic.
So, was that somehow not condescending because I used some weasel words? You tell me.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The only caveat may be types of tissues with rapid cell exchange or which already regenerate well, as the liver, for example. But it should be possible to bypass this by proper design of the treatment.