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The programmed senescence model fits with this observation quite well. It argues that aging isn't the result of a breakdown or accumulated damage, but rather a
by abandonliberty 12y ago
The programmed senescence model fits with this observation quite well. It argues that aging isn't the result of a breakdown or accumulated damage, but rather a deterministic process based on our genetic programming.
Evolution programmed us to make a human, but it didn't program us to stop developing. We're like a cake left in the oven. No one told the concrete suppliers to go home, so they just keep dumping it everywhere on our completed skyscraper.
We were built to die.
http://www.senescence.info/programmed_aging.html http://www.senescence.info/programmed_aging.html
- eevilspock 12y agoI get and agree with your first paragraph, but can't make sense of your second.
- CapitalistCartr 12y agoHe is badly mixing metaphors. One baking, the other construction.