something else.

More basic than that.

But if you look at, you know, like what is cancer in the first place? You know, like cancer was not something I'd really even thought about until I'm like studying it religiously a year ago.

But what happens with cancer? It's like your own cells, your own genes mutating in a way where it's evading your immune system, growing fast, evading your immune system, and somehow has disabled this mechanism called programmed cell death, which says, hey, you know what? If I'm defective, I should shut down.

So we have, it's kind of a miracle that we've got trillions of cells and they all have the same DNA, you know, from your toenail to your, you know, to your eyelid, it's all the same DNA.

How does that all stay in sync? Well, the fact is, you know, we've gotten mechanisms that keep us in sync.

Well, once in a while, you know, out of the, trillions of cell divisions.

things in my medical record.