From Birth We Are Not Dying: Until Switch Flicked Aging Adulthood Poem by Terence George Craddock

Yes the interesting question is why to cells copy and reproduce perfectly through infancy, childhood, adolescence, then suddenly copy imperfectly as a death imposed imperfection. A few cultures reach adulthood maturing faster, like Maori and Polonesian, a few later, but the same tipping point is reached in maturity; exercise and martial arts have proven strength and memory can be retained into advanced years; we are meant to move, to think, to be active; even small walks of 15 to 30 minutes have been scientifically proven to make people happier. Fascinating reserch being investigated and completed at present.

This is absolutely tremendous. Aging is a sentence, imposed by the 18th birthday and very often served by those who either do not know or do not understand they are imprisoned. Each cell, a guard that holds a key....