Regarding the inheritance of his own age, Harrison Clark had myriad speculations.
Sometimes he was optimistic, while other times he was pessimistic.
Many scientists had performed countless tests on him, but none could draw a definitive conclusion.
For Galactic humans, whose lifespans could be extended to as much as three to five hundred years or at least two hundred years, conventional methods such as bone age, DNA tests, cell senescence detection, and stem cell division detection were of little significance. Quark-level tests were also of little use, as the human body is highly random.
In the previous timelines, when he went to the thirty-first century, he directly inherited another Harrison Clark's body, and then transformed and assimilated it into his own.
But in the ninth timeline, he was reshaped based on his own remains.
Moreover, in the first eight timelines, he only lived for one year each time, and even if there were discrepancies, they were only a day or two apart.
