Let's start harvesting bone marrow from young people to help old rich people. It has no downsides, I hear.
Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
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Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#12This comment on reddit (and all the subchildren) shines a different light on that study: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/78f3wg/antiaging_s...
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
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#13Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#14This comment on reddit (and all the subchildren) shines a different light on that study: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/78f3wg/antiaging_s...
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
you're welcome to die whenever you want, just don't speak for the rest of us.
Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#15This comment on reddit (and all the subchildren) shines a different light on that study: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/78f3wg/antiaging_s...
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
I don't see how this thinking is any different than banning abortions. It's not your problem so shush.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
I don't see how this thinking is any different than banning abortions. It's not your problem so shush.
Should you ban murder?
(I leave this as food for thought and an explanation of why I downvoted you. We're off-topic though and shouldn't continue this thread.)
Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#17If you google stem cells + you can find research for almost any disease, can anyone explain in simple terms, what is so magical in stem cells therapy?
Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#18This comment on reddit (and all the subchildren) shines a different light on that study: https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/78f3wg/antiaging_s...
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
Aging is not the only way to die, there are other ways.
Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Let's hope he's right. Life is a cycle and without death the world will be a very boring place.
you're welcome to die whenever you want, just don't speak for the rest of us.
A better way to put is that, without death we wouldn't have progressed as a race as much as we have done. We need new people with fresh ideas to come to top, take higher roles and make radical decisions. People living longer will stay in power longer and keep the status quo alive. In a longer stretch, conservationism, which grows like age, is an impediment for innovation and progress, IMHO.
Re: Anti-aging stem cell treatment proves successful in early human trials
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
you're welcome to die whenever you want, just don't speak for the rest of us.
A better way to put is that, without death we wouldn't have progressed as a race as much as we have done. We need new people with fresh ideas to come to top, take higher roles and make radical decisions. People living longer will stay in power longer and keep the status quo alive. In a longer stretch, conservationism, which grows like age, is an impediment for innovation and progress, IMHO.
This sounds like darwinism. Evolution is a law of nature, not a law of society.
What you say is true for species that don't have language or civilization. But since humans have technology, evolution happens in our minds, not in our DNA.
And new ideas don't necessarily require new people.
> radical decisions
Like what?
> People living longer will stay in power longer and keep the status quo alive.
What kind of prediction is that?