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Dealing with a problem of trust can be difficult as it is not always easy to spot when someone is misleading us or causing confusion. Confusion can be a mixture of things, and it can lead to anxiety, fear, and uncertainty. Emotions play a crucial role in how we perceive things, and they can cause us to spin our wheels in unhealthy ways. However, understanding our emotions can help us to discern the truth from fiction. It can also help us to backtrack and find the rabbit hole logic that someone might have used to mislead us. When someone tries to cause confusion, they often end up confusing themselves. However, weaponized stupidity can look like confusion, and it can be challenging to deal with. A passive-aggressive person's behavior can also be difficult to deal with. They might use gossip to harass someone, but intelligent questions can help to stifle their efforts. Honeybadgers are a good example of this. They gaslight you because they have nothing else to work with, and they

I was researching ways to reverse aging, and I found something that might work for immortality. Here's how it works: First, you take an ordinary cell that's aged 8 years due to normal telomere depletion from cell division. Next, you use CRISPR/Cas9 with guide RNA to find the damaged telomere and replace it with an undamaged one. Then, you temporarily inhibit the functionality of the KAT7 gene, and use modified TERT mRNA to extend the number of telomeres. After that, you test the cells for cancer in a petri dish to ensure that no cancer cells have formed. Finally, you repeat the process every 8 years. I think that mechanically doing things this way makes sense because it allows us to reapply the solutions to aging-related problems, and it allows other people to test this in a lab and get similar results. Plus, it gives everyone the same ability to be immortal with a reset to the age of every cell in their body every 8 years. Personally, I would like to live forever, and I'