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Isn't the mechanism behind anything in aging "entropy"?

• LoganDark 3y ago
  Honestly, this is basically it. The organisms that supposedly don't suffer from aging, are probably just better at accounting for entropy.
  • CyberDildonics 3y ago
    What does that mean?
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    • nemo44x 3y ago
      Over time things break down and don’t work as well. Some organs cope with this better than others. This is how I read it.
• Teever 3y ago
  How would you turn this theory of aging into some sort of action? This theory means nothing if it can't be tested, if we can't act on it in some way.
  • astrange 3y ago
    Second law of thermodynamics?