José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente on X: "@chaklaia In every closed system entropy goes up. But we are not closed systems. If need be you can replace cells with externally made cells." / X
To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Messages Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Premium Lists Bookmarks Jobs Communities Verified Orgs Profile More Post Lada Nuzhna @LNuzhna Post See new posts Conversation José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @ArtirKel · 13h A true rejuvenating intervention is that it is permanent (young cells don't suddenly age so if you got real rejuvenation you got it stable). As a result, rejuvenation therapies are single shot therapies (vs continuous like rapamycin which slows but does not reverse). 4 20 1.1K Ariel @chaklaia · 6h What do you think of the idea that some aspects of aging are entropic and therefore can’t be reversed? 1 13 José Luis Ricón Fernández de la Puente @ArtirKel Subscribe In every closed system entropy goes up. But we are not closed systems. If need be you can replace cells with externally made cells. 4:56 PM · Apr 2, 2025 · 24 Views 1 2 1 Post your reply Reply Ariel @chaklaia · 4h Yeah that make
@ArtirKel: In every closed system entropy goes up. But we are not closed systems. If need be you can replace cells with externally made cells.
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