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Fountain of Youth? (1 Viewer)

Galileo

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Research involving cellular reprogramming is showing that the aging process is not necessarily a one way street.  After successfully being able to reverse the aging trend of cells (including human skin cells), they have now demonstrated the effect on whole organisms, specifically mice.  Mice are a far cry from humans, and human clinical trials would still be several years away, but these are intriguing results nonetheless.

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-12-scientists-reverse-aging.html

Where do the FFA's moral and ethical compasses point to on this topic?  Would you undergo such a treatment if it were shown to be viable in humans?  

 
Research involving cellular reprogramming is showing that the aging process is not necessarily a one way street.  After successfully being able to reverse the aging trend of cells (including human skin cells), they have now demonstrated the effect on whole organisms, specifically mice.  Mice are a far cry from humans, and human clinical trials would still be several years away, but these are intriguing results nonetheless.

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-12-scientists-reverse-aging.html

Where do the FFA's moral and ethical compasses point to on this topic?  Would you undergo such a treatment if it were shown to be viable in humans?  
FFA will be the biggest client. Lots of filthy rich old men in here.

 
Money aside, a lot of people frown on any type of genetic tinkering.  To me, it seems to be an inevitable step in the evolutionary process.

 
FFA will be the biggest client. Lots of filthy rich old men in here.
Thats would also save a bunch of money on trophy wife mileage.  You would probably only need to upgrade once instead of two to three times qhich is the norm now.  

 
In. I can't give them my money fast enough. I could be fit and young and handsome and not fat and virile again?  Let's do it. 10k?  50k?  Just write your number on this napkin. 

 
Cold Dead Hands said:
When this happens I am sure a great deal of money will go toward the science of shooting people into space toward distant stars.
meh, not so sure one feeds the other...they only got about a 30% increase in the lifespan of the mice.  You could double, triple, hell why stop there...if you could get people to live for 10000 yrs, they still are making it very far.

 
I'm in.

Not sure we'll get to full aging reversal in my lifetime (I'm <2 months from 40 now), but I'm sure we eventually will.  Really crossing my fingers it happens in my lifetime.

 
New retirement age will be 75 and Raise the Social Security tax!!

 
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In. I can't give them my money fast enough. I could be fit and young and handsome and not fat and virile again?  Let's do it. 10k?  50k?  Just write your number on this napkin. 
Reverses the aging process....you'd still be fat.

 
In. I can't give them my money fast enough. I could be fit and young and handsome and not fat and virile again?  Let's do it. 10k?  50k?  Just write your number on this napkin. 
I'm confused by the "and virile" part.

 
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Where do the FFA's moral and ethical compasses point to on this topic?  Would you undergo such a treatment if it were shown to be viable in humans?  
Yes. Absolutely. The political implications of this would be enormous though.

 
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