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   Treon Verdery to All   
   Longevity technology   
   07 Sep 22 09:32:10   
   
   From: treon3verdery@gmail.com   
      
   The eentsiest genomes have 400 to 1000 genes, I do not know how many million   
   year lifespan endoliths have, they could do a stochastic gene recombination   
   with yeast to make millions or billions of yeast with genomes mixed with   
   endoliths genes, at a liquid    
   culture, fluorescent yeast that fluoresce a greater amount the longer they   
   have lived, published flow cytometry that processes 10 million yeast cytes per   
   second could then also place high longevity yeast at a side channel and screen   
   a billion yeast with    
   100 seconds and screen a trillion of the million year endolith yeast hybrids   
   at 64.9 days, the new longevity genes products could be quantified as protein   
   and receptor suggestive drugs and the 99.99999999th percentile of these   
   endolith-yeast hybrids    
   longevizing genes could be genetically engineered into mice to quantify any   
   greater longevity at the mice as well as being neutral or beneficial to   
   wellness, healthspan and cognition   
      
   Things that fill children with happiness   
   A toy that is a psychometric, handheld toy that does hundreds or thousands of   
   psychometric tests, as 14-40 question rapid fun bunches then asks the other   
   questions on say a 100 question test later, deep learning AI could validate   
   fun rephrasings of    
   existing psychometrics, quantitatively measured as being fun for children and   
   increasing happiness,    
   The software could lead with a psychometric test that is the most fun and   
   where the output always makes the person feel good about themselves (the myers   
   Briggs is kind of like that), if the software can sense when the child is   
   about to put the toy aside (   
   possibly keypress velocity, or with camera body language) then it can start   
   displaying all fun psychometrics, that way the software which is previously   
   quantified as being fun and making children happy is, I read more likely to be   
   remembered as fun,    
   prompting more frequent utilization, at the parents option the data could be   
   uploaded online, and also shared with CPU speakers, child-life optimizing and   
   child-raising text software, and companion robots, this could also be, as a   
   two or more person    
   connected tablet software toy causing of children to talk with each other   
   about new things and rotate between children at timed intervals so everyone,   
   notably introverts, gets their say about what they think and an opportunity to   
   talk about themselves,    
   children with various opportunities for growth or who would benefit from   
   rescuing could be identified, this might provide early warning on live-in   
   boyfriends or other adult effects on children while simultaneously making the   
   children happy, some    
   psychometrics, or nonpsychometric dialog, could cause children to divulge more   
   confidences and the software could group and sequence questions to cause the   
   children to divulge more about how they actually feel and report their own   
   actions or the actions    
   of others more accurately, there is an outside chance that with popularity the   
   software could suggest the child put a visible white and blue bodypaint form   
   or wear a decorated hat to let other children at school they were compatible   
   with that they were    
   open to coversation and play with children of compatible body paint or   
   scarves, the software could also suggest play dates with other compatible   
   children at the online component, and parents might like getting the toy as it   
   causes the children to have    
   good new friends   
   This psychometric toy could also benefit adults at making friends and other   
   benefits, a phone app for adults might be beneficial, also adults often see   
   more people so going up to other adults with compatible bodypaint or scarves   
   could be a normal thing    
   to do   
      
   My perception is almost everybody is compatible with MBTI ENFP that are at   
   70th percentile or above at minimal mental unwellness, other than perhaps FJ.     
      
   What about the 99.9th percentile of less likeability and social fluency,  who   
   will socialize with them? These people might sometimes be ISFJ, it is possible   
   compartmentalized, organized activities of a physical nature like gymnastic   
   spotters speaking    
   factually on J-valued improvements at activities that heighten their light   
   triad amounts would be beneficial, fun, and growthful,    
      
   better child environment practices, genetic engineering, and social companion   
   robots and prosperity make things better for children   
      
   Children and prosperity,    
   as a technology psychometrics could be utilized to find the most optimal   
   dollar amount of allowances for children, allowances could have more than one   
   dimension, every 7 days and also three times a year a larger lump sum is given   
   that the child could use    
   as they prefer, like an investment, or a higher value thing, the lump sum   
   could be the equivalent of half a day or a full day of a parent's earnings and   
   be given regardless of behavior   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
   Synthetic genome organism longevity   
      
      
   Longevity technology   
   The eentsiest genomes have 400 to 1000 genes, I do not know how many million   
   year lifespan endoliths have, they could do a stochastic gene recombination   
   with yeast to make t   
   Things that fill children with happinedd   
      
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