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…. then think of this poor bugger who suffered one of the most nightmarish deaths of all time.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/hisashi-ouchi

Even on his last day, he died more than a couple times. I’d have say he was dead man laying for 83 days and some of that can be credited to a family that wouldn’t allow him to die but were ok to have him suffer some more.

Apparently his chromosomes and DNA were damaged beyond repair. Still lasted 83 days, amazing. I was wondering if in the future, medical procedures might arise that offer a controlled DNA destruction and then follow that by replacing it with something new?

Z. Wrote:I was wondering if in the future, medical procedures might arise that offer a controlled DNA destruction and then follow that by replacing it with something new?

There's a time to go to the Happy Hunting Ground. It may not be convenient or desirable but its just a moment like any other.

(Nov 1, 2025 03:17 AM)confused2 Wrote: [ -> ]

Z. Wrote:I was wondering if in the future, medical procedures might arise that offer a controlled DNA destruction and then follow that by replacing it with something new?

There's a time to go to the Happy Hunting Ground. It may not be convenient or desirable but its just a moment like any other.

Thought those trans folks could use some hope.