Putin: "immortality" Coming Soon Through Continuous Organ Transplants

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Putin discusses achieving immortality through continuous organ transplants, with commenters expressing skepticism about the feasibility and implications.

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jleyank

4 months ago

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Going to be tough fighting infection on all of the immunosuppressants to handle the transplants. Unless they’ve solved the cloning problem and have spare instances of themselves to take parts from…

rapnie

4 months ago

Maybe they've seen or read "Altered carbon" and are just as inspired as the mob was after seeing "The Godfather" to replicate the actors behavior.

anon191928

4 months ago

Not really. It will only lead to longer lives. So many factors lead to dead without need for organ replacement. Dead causes are maybe in hundreds of different things.

Even they can extend human age to hundreds, tail odds will catch them.

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