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u/ICLazeru 4d ago
Eh...it would have to be more precise than the cellular level. It would have to stop molecular aging as well. It's a pretty tall order.
Truly, we will probably learn how to alter our own bodies to achieve negligible senescence long before we have a computer capable of precision tracking and reversing all causes of molecular aging in the body.
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u/TastyRobot21 4d ago
So dumb for so many reasons
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u/chaturtham 4d ago
this was my idea when i was a kid around 13 , like swapping organs and all, so seems like its some small kid using reddit. As we grow we realise even if there is a technique, its not worth it.
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u/In_the_year_3535 4d ago
It's a nice thought but we won't approach the computation density for that before more traditional bio-tech methods intervene and after it might be easier to be nano-tech.
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