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Well, it's hard to say. If we replace old cells with new ones, some information might change, because everyone knows that the water contained in the core is its main source. That is, there will be a constant rebirth of consciousness. But are there cells that cannot be replaced? Or is everything possible?
If the cells are not identical, the person will constantly be in a state of childhood, as they will periodically forget how to do the most basic things. Cells can only be replaced with absolutely identical cells.
Would you rather perish in the abyss of nothingness? Death is the worst option that nature offers, IMHO.
Death is a completely natural order of things; it's one of those things that shouldn't be changed. Not that it's impossible (I probably can't know that), but rather that it shouldn't be done. We should strive to avoid premature death, but not death in general. Besides, it's not difficult for me to accept, as I believe in the afterlife, like any Christian. --------- Vis said the same thing, but in a shorter way :D