Is your Computer a Deer, Chipmunk, Hamster or Mouse?

There    is  always  the optimist view that everything will live to its maximum age possible. That is not very realistic and can lead to some very great disappointment.
Everyone says that a Dog will live to be 20 years of age when the average is 13 years. Here is a list of animals with their average life spans.

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15 years

Lion, lobster, domestic cat, cow, tarantula.  

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13   years 

Domestic  dog   

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12 years

Camel, moose, sheep

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10 years

Ferret, giraffe, pig, squirrel 

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8 years

Chicken, white-tailed deer, goat 

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7 years

Kangaroo

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6 years

Chipmunk 

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5 years

Beaver, domestic rabbit 

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4 years

Guinea pig, hamster

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3 years

Mouse

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1 year

Opossum

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But what about your computer?

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Each creature has a time limit and that time is set within the smallest components that creatures is made of; the very cells of its flesh.

  With in the cells the DNA composing the nucleus (green) is arranged to diminish the cells production at a certain time period or cease all together. Thus the average life span of a deer is different than that of a hamster or a mouse. Would recombining the DNA in the nucleus of the cells of a mouse to match those of a deer make a difference for the mouse?

Would replacing the 4 cylinder engine in your car with an 8 cylinder make a difference?

Oh no, it’s the Tim Taylor complex from Home Improvement TV show

OK, you see it’s a lot more than one part, it all has to work together.
Well in the computer; if it is designed from the minutest part to last 8 years then it will; unless you put a opossum part (designed to last one year) in the deer (designed to last eight years). Guess where the failure will occur?

So if you have a computer that we built for you

IT’S a STAG !

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