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Submitted by bluezombie (not verified) on Mon, 2008-01-14 12:36.
Being able to swap out defective parts is a good thing. While this would undoubtedly extend human life statistics somewhat, as a person ages, the gradual increase in failures would eventually lead to a total collapse. At least in the near future. The primary impact would be to make our current lifespans more productive and enjoyable.
