Immortality - Revision history

Marcin at 21:10, 17 March 2024

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	*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever.		*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever.
	*Biological ~~mortility~~ may or may not be possible. This Scientific American article [https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/no-truth-to-the-fountain-of-youth/] says that the nature of the genetic code is such that it doesn't encode death - death ''just happens.'' That does not mean that immortality is not ~~bioligically~~ possible, in that the same organism could encode for replacement of parts over time. Regeneration already exists in the human body. It is possible that degeneration is eliminated by genetic engineering which increases regenerative capacity.		*Great ideas can become immortal, though bad ideas (such as scarcity mindsets) are also deeply engrained - both culturally and biologically
			*Biological mortality may or may not be possible. This Scientific American article [https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/no-truth-to-the-fountain-of-youth/] says that the nature of the genetic code is such that it doesn't encode death - death ''just happens.'' That does not mean that immortality is not biologically possible, in that the same organism could encode for replacement of parts over time. Regeneration already exists in the human body. It is possible that degeneration is eliminated by genetic engineering which increases regenerative capacity.

Marcin at 18:51, 7 June 2022

2022-06-07T18:51:37Z

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	*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever.		*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever.
	*Biological mortility may or may not be possible. This article says that the nature of the genetic code is such that it doesn't encode death - death ''just happens.'' That does not mean that immortality is not bioligically possible, in that the same organism could encode for replacement of parts over time. Regeneration already exists in the human body. It is possible that degeneration is eliminated by genetic engineering which increases regenerative capacity.		*Biological mortility may or may not be possible. This Scientific American article [https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/no-truth-to-the-fountain-of-youth/] says that the nature of the genetic code is such that it doesn't encode death - death ''just happens.'' That does not mean that immortality is not bioligically possible, in that the same organism could encode for replacement of parts over time. Regeneration already exists in the human body. It is possible that degeneration is eliminated by genetic engineering which increases regenerative capacity.

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*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever.
*Biological mortility may or may not be possible. This article says that the nature of the genetic code is such that it doesn't encode death - death ''just happens.'' That does not mean that immortality is not bioligically possible, in that the same organism could encode for replacement of parts over time. Regeneration already exists in the human body. It is possible that degeneration is eliminated by genetic engineering which increases regenerative capacity.

Immortality - Revision history

Marcin at 21:10, 17 March 2024

Marcin at 18:51, 7 June 2022

Marcin: Created page with "*Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever. *Biological mortility may or may not be possible. This article says that the nature of the genetic code is su..."

Marcin: Created page with "Open source makes you immortal - as your work lives on for ever. Biological mortility may or may not be possible. This article says that the nature of the genetic code is su..."