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Is this what Wilde was getting at in 'The portrait of Dorian Gray'?  {{unsigned|PhillipM}}
 
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then why don't people accumulate aging at a rate proportional to the their total lifespan? If sin builds up more the closer they get to death, then children fated to die early would have progeria. Original, but unsound. --[[User:JRFinn|JRFinn]] 19:14, 24 February 2009 (EST)

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Is this what Wilde was getting at in 'The portrait of Dorian Gray'? —The preceding unsigned comment was added by PhillipM (talk)

then why don't people accumulate aging at a rate proportional to the their total lifespan? If sin builds up more the closer they get to death, then children fated to die early would have progeria. Original, but unsound. --JRFinn 19:14, 24 February 2009 (EST)