Aging Is Just Error Buildup — and Physics Says It's Fixable

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Kaku reframes aging as nothing more than the accumulation of molecular errors in DNA, proteins, and cellular machinery. The mitochondria acts as the cell's engine, the same place a car's engine accumulates oxidation and wear. If we can fix error buildup at the mitochondrial level, reversal becomes a technical problem rather than a metaphysical one.

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