As far as I know aging can be considered to come from a number of effects, I personally think that it comes from the programmed death of our cells by our own dna that causes us to age since when our cells die we need to replace them which means we need our cells to divide/replicate which shortens the telomeres until it can no longer divide/replicate e.g. because of this a humans theoretical age limit is 140 years old, there is a tree that doesn’t have this programmed cell death and therefore doesn’t age since the cells just carry on going(I can’t remember it’s name) which I feel supports this theory.
Although it was named Cure, the project Savant was working on was a watered-down version of the Super Soldier Serum that Captain America had taken. Instead of creating super soldiers, this Cure vaccine would slowly fix the genetic defects existing in the human genome and eliminate all diseases known to man.
MARVEL: Scientific Path
Anime & Comics · PyteWriter
Hello, anyone know if the mc gets a bit more pragmatic/practical during this book cause atm he’s very naive
However, if push came to shove, he wouldn't hesitate to do that either. Just like what he did today, he knew deep down, that he was capable of doing that as well. No, he had to be capable of doing that.
Eternal Cultivation of Alchemy
Games · Snoring_Panda
Hello, I really liked this book in the beginning, so I will try to be fair and give an honest review, I think that the book is salvegable if the last 3-4 chapters are rewritten because the amount of plot holes that have appeared in them is a lot as well as the actions some of the characters are taking seem uncharacteristic, idiotic and illogical, this makes for a low quality reading experience for the readers as you might as well call the characters xianxia young masters, anyway due to the previously stated reasons you may end up experiencing a drop in your reader base. This is purely advice and a summarised review of what the last couple of chapters felt like to read as well as possible actions to take regarding them, obviously you don’t need to care about my opinion or believe what I have written but I have seen a lot of authors/writers who seem to have a passion for their book stop writing because people stoped reading their book, so I hope you take into consideration what I have written and make a judgement on what type of writer you are and weather you care if people are reading your work or not.
Hello, I really like this book/novel but I am a bit apprehensive about continuing reading it because of the ending of the book in raknas soul, so I was wonder wether you could explain it to me in private message if possible. Thanks
"An impeccable envoy of light, born from everything and nothing, grateful for her chance."
The Harvester
Fantasy · AhraManyu
It should be 300 no?
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Trials of the Multiverse
Anime & Comics · Slayer_King_One
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Thanks for the chapter!
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What about Quinn talon
"Isn't it obvious? The Suicide Squad's members had more members of the Ascending Phoenix Academy than any other Academy or University. Meanwhile, the Saphirelake Military Academy did not have a single traitor among them. I do not really plan to leave my friends alone either, just because your Soultrait deemed me compatible enough to force the Mark of Fate onto me. I didn't ask for this. If you or the Seraph family wants something, you have to approach me. I'm not a puppet that can be controlled according to your will and tossed around wherever you deem fit."
Supreme Lord: I can extract everything!
Fantasy · HideousGrain
Thanks for the chapter I think your writing has been great so far
Believe it or not our brain does actually remember everything we experience and we don’t technically forget it, we just don’t have the ability to access the stored information because the connection isn’t reinforced/strong enough to do so.
Memory is not like a perfect recording device that captures and stores every detail of our experiences. Instead, it involves encoding, storing, and retrieving information, and it can be subject to biases, distortions, and forgetting over time. Our memories are also influenced by factors like attention, emotional significance, and personal interpretation. Of course, there are memory prodigies, with very good recall, but even then, it tends to be more domain specific than universally flawless and comprehensive memory retention.
Enchanting Melodies (HP SI)
Book&Literature · athass_prkr