Not really. Life itself is not aging. Sexual reproduction manages to regularly reset the aging clock by building a new organism from already existing cells, th

Not really. Life itself is not aging. Sexual reproduction manages to regularly reset the aging clock by building a new organism from already existing cells, there is no discontinuity in life. At some point, the mother and her child are the same organism. Biology is already immortal, but the resetting process is quite lossy. I am pretty sure that at some point our biology can be hacked to perpetually rejuvenate, in this case our bodies would look like 25 years old, not centenarians.