You can clone your body, before or after you die. The new body may be identical to yourself, but the soul within is no longer you.
---In [email protected], <anartaxius@...> wrote : The end of the article is a case in point. The 'immortality gene': when human cells become immortal, it is called 'cancer'. Cell in living multicellular organisms age and die and are replaced up to a point, cell death is programmed; cells are kept alive by signals from other cells, when the signals are withheld, the cell dies. Your fingers are sculpted by cell death, in the embryo your hand forms as a solid mass of flesh and the preprogrammed cell death wipes out the cells between the fingers, giving you — fingers. The cells in the oldest trees (bistlecone pine) are only about 40 years old, even though the dead mass at the centre of the tree has lasted for 4,500 years. Ever wonder how long your teeth will last if you live to even 200? Biological evolution results in multicellular organisms that live long enough to reproduce, what happens to the body after that point is a crap shoot because there are no natural selection processes for longevity after that point, although we have seen with medical science our own intelligence can intervene up to a point. Physical parts wear out, just like in an auto-mobile, so cells need to be replaced. The copying process to produce a new cell is subject to error, is subject to entropy. The best way for a billionaire to die is to drown in a large vat of camel mucus. After the last breath, all the wrinkles in the skin are filled in. ---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : About as foolish as people who think they can buy health, wealth, long life etc by paying ridiculous sums for jyotish, yagyas and vastu homes. From: "jr_esq@... [FairfieldLife]" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 10:18 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] How Billionaires are Buying Immortality They think that they can live forever. I suppose they want to keep their money too. How foolish can they be? How Billionaires are Buying Immortality http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/longevity/billionaires-buying-immortality.php?iris=353191&ad=pp-founder-dna1 http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/longevity/billionaires-buying-immortality.php?iris=353191&ad=pp-founder-dna1 How Billionaires are Buying Immortality http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/longevity/billionaires-buying-immortality.php?iris=353191&ad=pp-founder-dna1 According to 35- year Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist and biotech consultant Michael Robinson, everyone will soon have the chance to live forever. View on moneymorning.com http://moneymorning.com/ext/articles/longevity/billionaires-buying-immortality.php?iris=353191&ad=pp-founder-dna1 Preview by Yahoo
