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   From: dalton@nfld.com   
      
   On Aug 14, 2018, eripe wrote   
   (in article<65dd894d-f500-4824-8d67-87412747bbb7@googlegroups.com>):   
      
   > Sounds like you have compiler, so you can program DNA to whatever you want.   
   >   
   > In that case, why limit lifespan to 300? why not have full regeneration?   
   > Have 5 copies of your DNA in each cell, and any deviation in one strand is   
   > corrected by the others.   
   > Backup organs. Brains running RAID 1. carbon fiber bones. Extra stomac for   
   > plutonium.   
   >   
   > Nature don't do this because its easier to make a new one, but you don't have   
   > to.   
   >   
   > Evolution can be sudden. 200 years ago dogs only came in a few races. Now 400   
   > generations later, we have hundreds ranging from 2 to 80 kg   
      
   Thanks for the suggestions.   
      
   If lifespan is not limited to 300 then we will soon need a way   
   of transporting large numbers of people to Earthlike planets   
   in the near region of the galaxy. I have some manic   
   physics clues from years ago that may be of help with   
   that. Or if there are indeed aliens here on Earth they   
   may be willing to share their technology.   
      
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   With the power of love, not the love of power" (Mae Moore)   
      
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