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So I guess I'll just have to sit here like Leif Ericson in New England until other Columbi (plural of Columbus?) decide to plant their flag on this wonderful new world of common sense and scientifically-backed conclusions.
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Welcome to The “New” World, Johns Hopkins
Today, Science magazine published an article linking stem cell telomere shortening to lung disease in a mouse model.
They were shocked to see that inflammation, as previously believed, was not necessary nor sufficient to cause lung failure.
In truth, they should have suspected this because some types of the disease ITF, or idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, are entirely by telomere dysfunction.
This is consistent with my theory that all diseases may be accounted for by replicative senescence of stem cells’ telomeres. In other words,
“There is really only one disease, with a thousand faces” – Ed Park, MD
In related news, I am pleased to see that people have finally started taking credit for my “Stem Cell Theory of Aging”
I guess when they start to co-opt your ideas, you are on to something although at the risk of being overly humble, I don’t really think it is such an amazing or original thought.
So I guess I’ll just have to sit here like Leif Ericson in New England until other Columbi (plural of Columbus?) decide to plant their flag on this wonderful new world of common sense and scientifically-backed conclusions.
Today was a big step in right direction and at the risk of overly immodest, I will quote Gandhi:
Well, then. It’s two down, and two more to go!
If you don’t believe I’ve been ridiculed, just read what a prominent person in anti-aging wrote about the ideas in my book:
“It is full to the rafters of the sort of egregious oversimplifications and prematurely confident conclusions that have blighted the public face of gerontology for decades” – Anonymous
(A simple “I can’t help you” would have been sufficient when asked for a book blurb but oh well…)
If you would like understand my Stem Cell Theory of Aging™, then read my book, “Telomere Timebombs: Defusing the Terror of Aging”. It is getting probably going out of print soon as I may reissue it under with a larger Publisher and all new content. Warning- it was selling for up to $200 a copy last time it went out of print, so…
——–Possible Errata:
I just “Googled” “Stem Cell Theory of Aging” and it turns out there may have been Mormons here before me. Ron DePinho and Norman Sharpless apparently have been assigned credit although I’m not sure they used that exact phrase.
History in the remaking? We shall see… As far as Google is concerned on April 1st, 2015, From 1960 through the date of this published reference, no one had coined the phrase, as such.
At any rate, I maintain that there were probably Native Americans here before Mormons, Leif Ericksson and Columbus, so my vainglorious hope of planting my flag on a phrase is futile. I’m just the kid pointing to the naked Emperor who, unlike “Peeping Tom”, no one even remembers. Maybe I need better representation!
2 thoughts on “Welcome to The “New” World, Johns Hopkins”
The quote sounds like Aubrey. Remember cryogenics? How did that work out for you? The stem cell theory of aging is definitely your domain. A formal paper in a journal somewhere wouldn’t hurt to record the fact and it’s antecedents. You are like Tesla and the horde will eventually catch up to you. It was also the Holy Grail you discovered when proposing the unified disease theory of stem cell senescence. Well done.
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