If only there was someone or a group of someone’s that cared about doing real cancer research. It really seems insane that nobody that is handing out money to cancer researchers is willing to allow research into this. It really doesn’t make sense. I think the next person to interview is someone that has the ability to direct funding for cancer research and get them to explain exactly why they’re refusing to fund this.
They both know of Levin’s work. This is a very worthwhile podcast but these ideas were not entirely new in 2013. The connection of cells into a multicellular organism is partly achieved by gap junctions which are an important part of Levin’s research. Gap junctions and other intercellular connections are known to be a critical step in evolution of multicellular animal life and were known to be lost in cancer about 20 years ago, or more. This was and is seen as obvious reversion to an evolutionarily earlier cellular state in which both cell-cell interactions and proliferation are not coordinated as they should be in order to maintain organism function.
If only there was someone or a group of someone’s that cared about doing real cancer research. It really seems insane that nobody that is handing out money to cancer researchers is willing to allow research into this. It really doesn’t make sense. I think the next person to interview is someone that has the ability to direct funding for cancer research and get them to explain exactly why they’re refusing to fund this.
This guys needs to listen to some Michael Levin..I don’t know why you would entertain these ideas if you already know about Michael Levin’s work…
I'm open to new ideas. And in fact his theory has parallels with Mike Levin's work if you understand the significance of both.
They both know of Levin’s work. This is a very worthwhile podcast but these ideas were not entirely new in 2013. The connection of cells into a multicellular organism is partly achieved by gap junctions which are an important part of Levin’s research. Gap junctions and other intercellular connections are known to be a critical step in evolution of multicellular animal life and were known to be lost in cancer about 20 years ago, or more. This was and is seen as obvious reversion to an evolutionarily earlier cellular state in which both cell-cell interactions and proliferation are not coordinated as they should be in order to maintain organism function.