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		drcross on Oct 28, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Anti-Aging Startup Raises $116M With Bezos Backing As a layman it seems far easier to repair existing damage using nanomachine than to replace organs.

TeMPOraL on Oct 28, 2016 [–]

Not really. We have organ-growing capability, we don't have organ repair capability. It's easier to repurpose the former than invent the latter.

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