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Why can’t you reverse loss of information? It’s not like the information is particularly unique, we all have the same blueprints. Copy some DNA from someone you
by oceanplexian 3y ago
Why can’t you reverse loss of information? It’s not like the information is particularly unique, we all have the same blueprints. Copy some DNA from someone younger and fill in the gaps Jurassic Park style.
- omeid2 3y agoSubstitution isn't reversal.
- verelo 3y agoSo take a copy when you’re 21 and store it, re-load it every 10 years?
- speedylight 3y agoThat’s the basic idea, the problem is how do you reload it? You would need a mechanism that changes the DNA for every one of the trillions of cells in the body.
- ImHereToVote 3y agoVia a viral vector or liposomal bubble.
- verelo 3y agoYeah, thats a good question but i mean, feels like just a matter of time until someone figures that part out. If we can make GTA V load in under 2mins, we can solve human aging...