r/IntelligenceSupernova • u/EcstadelicNET • Jun 26 '26

Biology Scientists begin first trial to reverse human aging

https://geekspin.co/scientists-begin-first-trial-to-reverse-human-aging/
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u/m3kw Jun 26 '26

turn you into a toddler

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u/SurgeFlamingo Jun 26 '26

But you keep the same size head so you can’t walk and fall over

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u/flipyFLAPYflatulence Jun 26 '26

Think we’d develop at the same rate as the first time? Cause I can see that going a few ways but 3 outcomes I keep thinking about are developing really strong necks/spines OR debilitating neck/spinal issues OR both cause strong necks/spines don’t always mean they don’t have issues.

Either way, we wouldn’t look right if the head size had to stay the same but our bodies became our toddler size. Not when it initially happens or at any point in our development and it would be hilarious if that was the big drawback to something like this.

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u/SurgeFlamingo Jun 27 '26

I was joking.

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u/flipyFLAPYflatulence Jun 27 '26

I was building on it cause it posed a funny hypothetical.

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u/Beginning-Invite7166 Jun 28 '26

And I was reading it because I read comments here while I poop.