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Curing aging might be immediately obvious--like old folks have all their diminished capacity restored, and they are more similar to their physical peak.

Old people may have a lot of reason to volunteer to use these.

I think we will discover that our body can reset itself via some trigger mechanism. It built us once, the code isn't gone. It can do it again.

>>sejje+(OP)
I don't think curing aging is an easy thing anyway. The whole of evolution is basically set up against it. Because it would break evolution itself.

There isn't a single species that has somehow gained infinite lifespans though mutation. I think it's a lot harder to accomplish. I guess a lot of it has to do with degrading DNA (and again, evolution never had to figure out a fix for that because it's a feature not a bug).