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I have submitted a similar question in the past. I got some knowledge from the answer, but not the specific knowledge I was looking for. I was told cells being worn out and old or organ failure would make it impossible to bring a naturally dead person back. But couldn't we transplant new organs? Wouldn't this solve the problem of organ failure and worn out cells (as both would be healthy again)? Or injecting new healthy cells to bring back to life? Please give me your expertise on why my reasoning is wrong. And basically, is there NO POSSIBLE WAY to bring back a naturally dead person to life? Thank you!
Re: Do you think we'll never be able to bring back a naturally dead person?
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