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Interesting, and I hope that we can learn from her condition. However, I wouldn't call it "immortality" until she's 70 and has the body and development of a te
by lukev 16y ago
Interesting, and I hope that we can learn from her condition.
However, I wouldn't call it "immortality" until she's 70 and has the body and development of a teenager. Unfortunately, unless that happens, it's just a rather sad medical condition. Even if we can learn from it.
- joevandyk 16y agoI don't think anyone's making the claim that she will live forever (or even more than normally).
- chc 16y agoThe article doesn't outright say "she will live forever," but it refers to her as "Brooke the Immortal," says her DNA is the "key to immortality" through which humans can live "at least 1000 years." If they're not trying to claim she's immortal, they're being pretty deceptive.