Quote from FireWalker:
That reminds me. Age-swapping and age-reversing is a very emotionally attractive idea to women over the age of 40 or 50. In fact, many will kill for that possibility. However, it is a magic trick and an illusion that they all fall for because they want it so desperately.
Similar physics to anti-matter.
I suggest those women turn to genetics with a globally universally recognized on all media project. To do the genetic way (either stopping aging or reversing it) would require mapping all life on planet earth all the way to algae and coral. Lots of switches. Make one mistake and you'll end up regretting any genetic "therapy".
So with that in mind, perhaps we now understand CERN and the desperate desire to travel faster than light. To reverse time of course. However, as proven in my prior posts on this thread, reversing time is impossible.
Relativity and E=mc2 were interesting thought experiments as Einstein was formulating a model of reality. However, where is time in that equation? Speed of light constant? Nope. Red-shift/blue-shift proves that, but you'll have to think about that to understand the measurement. Here's a question that can provide some insight on the above point:
Is water a wave or a particle? What is the frequency and wavelength of moving water?