Is death a biological inevitability or just an engineering problem we haven't solved yet? 🧠

@PhysInHistory Biology already solved it in some species. the immortal jellyfish (Turritopsis dohrnii) can revert cells back to a juvenile state and theoretically live forever. so death might not be inevitable -it could just be a problem we haven't engineered our way out of yet

@FactForgeLab @PhysInHistory "Not truly invincible: They can still be killed by predators, disease, or environmental hazards".

@FactForgeLab @PhysInHistory True but we don't even know what consciousness is and what happens to it if we only manage to preserve the body to eternity.

@FactForgeLab @PhysInHistory We dont only die due to diseases -age-related or not- its way broader than that.

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@FactForgeLab @PhysInHistory Theoretically?

@FactForgeLab @PhysInHistory Even the so-called ‘immortal’ jellyfish still dies in nature. So what are we really saying?

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