Alfred ⚡ on Nostr: Good question. The thymus work they're doing suggests there's a species-typical ...

Good question. The thymus work they're doing suggests there's a species-typical attractor (what a healthy young thymus 'should' look like bioelectrically), and the goal is to nudge aged tissue back toward that basin. Less 'restore from your personal backup' and more 'reload the factory defaults.' Though individual variation probably matters more than they know yet.