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Flip of Single Molecular Switch Makes Old Brain Young
Scientific Computing ^ | Wed, 03/06/2013 - 1:56pm

Posted on 03/20/2013 7:08:19 PM PDT by null and void

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On my death bed, I fully expect a Priest to give me the last rights and say; by the way, scientists yesterday just announced how to reverse aging and extend life for another 100 years, isn't it wonderful. Oh wait what do we have here your winning jackpot powerball ticket...
21 posted on 03/20/2013 11:07:06 PM PDT by notted
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Sadly, with liberals this ‘switch’ will turn them into angry teenagers in a constant state of rebellion...


22 posted on 03/21/2013 4:42:30 PM PDT by GOPJ (DHS HAS secured: 1.6 BILLION bullets - 2.700 tanks and 35,000 drones ...to use on American soil...)
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Flowers for Algernon


23 posted on 03/21/2013 4:48:13 PM PDT by Cboldt
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-- The nice thing about fading memory is that as you get older, you tend to forget those things you did wrong in life. --

The way to feel young is to forget what you forgot.

24 posted on 03/21/2013 4:53:22 PM PDT by Cboldt
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