When it comes to theories of aging, we are particularly vulnerable to the silliness of extant paradigms
Today, it was announced that the MD Anderson Cancer Center decided it had wasted $62M on askng IBM’s Watson computer to cure cancer. It is not surprising, really…a machine cannot ask questions yet, it can only answer them.
“To our knowledge, this study is the first that focused on the analysis of rTL [relative telomere length] in a variety of human tissues.”
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