Telomeres

So most cells have about 50 or so replications before the dna unravels, that’s what I was taught.

A lot of research into finding a complex molecular structure to add telomeres universally to dns chains.

However the only lifeform that does not have telomere restriction are cancel cells.

That might be a clue to the argument of keeping Bill Gates around.

Evolution hates anything that fucks with telomere restriction. There in lies the philosophical argument of this research.

Unlikely a telomere issue, but those societies stupid enough to have embraced the clot shots are seeing a significant decrease in longevity.

I heard years ago that metformin, the medicine given as a first choice to diabetes T2 patients, increases life spans and slows ageing. By reducing the shortening of the telomeres.

Just mentioning that for what it's worth.

Velly interesting.

Public health, including access to clean water and untainted food as well as routine medical care has made a huge difference in mortality over the past two hundred years.