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7 Reasons We Age - Richard Heart
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<blockquote data-quote="James Snover" data-source="post: 16672937" data-attributes="member: 67454"><p>He missed the biggest one of all: accumulative DNA/RNA reproduction error in new cells. The odds of being able to copy that much information, with 100% accuracy, over a ten year period are ... zero. The older you get, the more inaccurate the information becomes, the more the function of the cells, and the organs, tissues, etc they are made of, begins to decline.</p><p></p><p>It's a numbers game. And the more complex the organism is, the more chances for error in copying. We're going to age, even if everything we ate, even if our environment, were perfect. Just because of the numbers involved.</p><p></p><p>Cancer cells are no exception: they become cancerous because of what gets left out of them: all the safeguards on life-span of the cell, and limits against endless reproduction. In other words, they become more simple.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Snover, post: 16672937, member: 67454"] He missed the biggest one of all: accumulative DNA/RNA reproduction error in new cells. The odds of being able to copy that much information, with 100% accuracy, over a ten year period are ... zero. The older you get, the more inaccurate the information becomes, the more the function of the cells, and the organs, tissues, etc they are made of, begins to decline. It's a numbers game. And the more complex the organism is, the more chances for error in copying. We're going to age, even if everything we ate, even if our environment, were perfect. Just because of the numbers involved. Cancer cells are no exception: they become cancerous because of what gets left out of them: all the safeguards on life-span of the cell, and limits against endless reproduction. In other words, they become more simple. [/QUOTE]
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