> But aging is just damage that accumulates over time, but damage can be repaired with the right tools. No, that's outdated. Another theory that aging is an in

> But aging is just damage that accumulates over time, but damage can be repaired with the right tools. No, that's outdated. Another theory that aging is an intentional, programmed process is gaining more and more traction lately. Damage does accumulate over time, but it's not because the cells are incapable of repairing it, it's because they deliberately don't want to repair it. The developmental program that starts with conception just turns self-destructive at some point. We "only" need to reset its state to such that corresponds to a younger age.