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Unlikely, but if they can at least avoid crutches in their childhood then... that isn't nothing. That's a lot, actually. They'll probably need them eventually.
by Filligree 7y ago
Unlikely, but if they can at least avoid crutches in their childhood then... that isn't nothing. That's a lot, actually.
They'll probably need them eventually. Then again, technology does keep progressing. Maybe this will be like many other diseases in the past, and it'll turn out that we've reached escape velocity -- the repairs will outdo the damage.
There's no way to know yet. Even so, this article is very good news.