TIME is PRECIOUS so DON'T WASTE IT. USE it WELL.
I am off to a wedding today so I don't have spare time to respond to those who are poorly informed, too lazy to do some basic
reading, or certainly in one case, deliberately misleading . For this reason I would like to thank two posters in particular.
First Davy, for his responses to Mason.
I don't have Mason on ignore because he is actually an intelligent 'primate'. He is well read, and has good understanding of many
things science-based. Having said that, he can be very 'selective' with some data, and dismissive of other data, if it suits his agenda.
I can only assume that he has become a little nervous now for RAC, with IMU's recent stunning results in its latest, 'very early' and
low dose, MAST data cut.
It could be other reasons also ... but now I value his comments somewhat less, after his recent posts on a share he does not hold.
Second WMHB, for his wonderful piece this morning.
Ben, you are certainly spending considerable time with your research around cancer, and particularly around Kaplan's work.
As I have noted before, I just don't know how you find the time. My work, in my area of research, can be totally consuming, so
responding to posters on HC is very challenging at times.
You say ... Kaplan's research highlights the ability of cancer cells to change their phenotype, like an identify shift.
We refer to this as cell plasticity, and cancer cells have remarkable plasticity.
This is also very true in my area of work, and I, and my team, are continually amazed at what we see around 'plasticity'.
This 'plasticity', and it role in the spread of cancer, cannot be underestimated ... nor can the potential of Yuman's virus to
track it, mark it, and sometimes even kill it 'unaided'. We are seeing this now in the MONO therapy arm. This is so impressive,
yet some on these threads chose to deny or scoff. I guess it takes all kinds.
Thanks also to Jov, TB, Owl, O&E, FC and several others for your thoughtful posts. I believe IMU's time is closer than
many realise. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
As always, opinion only.
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