16 year old girl doesn't age
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That's a weird disease D:
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dude whoa
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wow....thats deep. O_O
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Will she live forever?
No, that's no plausible. But still, there's some interesting science going on here. I just wish this was on the discovery channel instead of ABC so they could actually explain it.
No, that's no plausible. But still, there's some interesting science going on here. I just wish this was on the discovery channel instead of ABC so they could actually explain it.
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cant she learn to talk or something :/
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An amazing story. Though the doctor implying that they are using this child to somehow find the "fountain of youth" is really unnecessary and should not have been provoked by the interviewer.
"Turning off" this gene could keep people from developing but at the same time it could just as well keep us from healing and even learning. In my opinion it's something not to be tampered with.
But I'm way off subject here, it's a crazy story indeed. Anything is possible in this world I suppose.
"Turning off" this gene could keep people from developing but at the same time it could just as well keep us from healing and even learning. In my opinion it's something not to be tampered with.
But I'm way off subject here, it's a crazy story indeed. Anything is possible in this world I suppose.
Not exactly since her brain too isn't growing so it isn't developed yet.
Genetic mutations are common. Though, almost all mutations are fatal, some do provide some sort of genetic superiority over others in one way or another. Unfortunately, not in this case
^this
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That's sad.
