The human body has DNA code and control systems that act like software. Aging isn't a broken gene but a glitch in that software. If we found a reset switch to reboot the body, we could reverse heart disease and Alzheimer's and restore youthful function.
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We live in the information age, so this is no longer so hard to talk about and conceive of. The 2 types of information, one's digital, which is DNA, the other is analog, which is the control systems of that DNA. Think of it as the software of the body. And what I'm proposing is that it's a glitch in the software, not the actual code, which is the DNA. Which is good news, potentially good news, because if there's a reset switch that allows you to reboot the system, I mean, how many of us just turn to switching the computer on and off and restarting and it works? Perfect. Perfectly again, get rid of that blue screen. So aging is like a blue screen, and I think there might be a reset switch that allows our bodies to be young again that would, A, allow us to not just prevent but treat diseases that are currently impossible to treat, but B, also allow us, our bodies to function like they're young again and literally be young again so that we don't get heart disease and Alzheimer's. And the interesting idea, if that's true, if you can reset the body and you have, for example, Alzheimer's disease, does it just go away? And I'm willing to bet that it does.