From: treon3verdery@gmail.com   
      
   I read human Eunuchs live 19 years longer than other people, plasma mass   
   fractions and tissue homogenate chemicals from cow, horse, pig, or rat eunuchs   
   as well as ordinary organisms could be compared to find chemical differences,   
   then the different    
   chemicals administered to c elegans  to find out if any had longevizing or   
   modulating effects, also noting an old rat and a young rat with connected   
   circulatory systems causes greater rat youthfulness (as well as possibly   
   longevity, I do not remember    
   what it said) they could test eununch rats with their circulatory systems   
   linked to ordinary rats of the same age to find out if there were longevity   
   effects,   
      
    similarly there may be longevity chemicals sequential to the mTOR effects of   
   rapamycin, published as making mice live 60% longer, connecting the   
   circulatory systems of old rats that were, until 54 hours previously, on   
   rapamycin, to those of old rats of    
   the same age could find out if there were non mTOR longevization chemicals   
   circulating at the previously rapamycin treated rats   
      
   The difference between the human age equivalent of 60 year old normal rats and   
   60 year old multimonths of previous rapamycin, rapamycin treated rats could be   
   characterized as to their electrophoretic physiochemical difference, and the   
   notably different    
   chemicals tested on yeast and c elegans for longevity effects   
      
   The electrophoretic physiochemical difference between 30 and 40 year old human   
   equivalent age rats and rapamycin treated 60 year old equivalent rats could be   
   characterized, the most maintained physiochemicals from 30 year old to 60 year   
   old rapamycin    
   treated rats (as compared to 60 year old untreated rats) these physiochemicals   
   could be tested on yeast and c elegans, if large mammals on rapamycin are   
   utilized then that could be a plentiful source of chemicals to test mice or   
   shrews with   
      
      
      
      
   The difference (a list of only which are shared) between all the chemical   
   differences between young and old test mammals, and eununch test mammals could   
   create a more rapidly testable list of chemicals that heighten longevity   
      
   Electrical engineering technology   
      
   Mechanical engineering technology   
   Standard sized containers at trucks effect the size that machines loaded on   
   them can be, doubling the length, height and increasing of those containers   
   without going to specialized "oversize" flagging would make it so larger   
   machines, machine parts and    
   other things could be transported, it could be that driverless automated   
   trucks could transport these larger standard containers with minimized (less   
   than human) risk, and stay away from other drivers, also, possibly adjusting   
   velocity or idle time to    
   drive when the fewest other cars were around is possible, that would cause new   
   efficiencies at distribution   
      
   Trucks, like driverless trucks or other trucks could have weights placed at   
   the bottom of the wheelframe or carriage to make double stacks of containers   
   compatible with stability   
      
   I have seen bread trucks three containers long, double stacked containers at   
   these would make them 6 times more efficient than one truck carrying one   
   container, it could be that one or two powered wheels more at the second and   
   third trailers would make    
   it so driverless trucks could do the physics to do this harmlessly, the   
   minimal size, minimal weight one is sufficient wheels could be electrically   
   powered from the engine on the trailer-truck   
      
   Electrical engineering   
   a new way to find higher performing components in a batch, on part of an   
   assembly line they could have an addressable conductive fabric under every    
   item, the items could have their own individual id number and every part   
   tested to find the 95th    
   percentile of overclockability, leading edge cleanness, and at analog parts   
   onspecificationness, these could be pulled aside with their individual visual   
   identifier and described as a separate product    
      
   Longevity technology   
   Utilizing green fluorescent protein to describe how long an aorgsnism like   
   yeast has been alive, when genetically engineered to make GFP, the longer a   
   yeast has lived the more GFP it produces and a camera can scan a grid of wells   
   identifying which one    
   has the longest living yeast, similarly at c elegans this is possible,   
   engineering yeast and c elegans to make a couple other colors of blue and a   
   couple other colors of green could track multiple metabolic activities of the   
   c elegans simultaneously, if    
   it is possible to look at muscle mass or something that accumulates with   
   motion then the amount of motion might be associable with wellness or   
   healthspan   
      
   At c elegans it might be possible to genetically engineer a near transparent   
   variety that made green or blue fluorescent at its heart so the 96 well plate   
   scanning camera could tell if the heart was still beating and if it is still   
   alive, this would get    
   rid of having to physically probe the c elegans to see are alive, gentle   
   ultrasonics, or infrasonics has been previously suggested as a way to do this   
   as well   
      
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