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There was this piece at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg It shows 100 years of days with som

There was this piece at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg It shows 100 years of days with someone's life highlighted. Kind of sobering. I want to be believe like fizixer but it's hard to notice any medical changes. I'm 50, what's changed since I was born? I'm no a doctor so I have no idea. Sure I know we've got CRISPR and we've mapped the genome but where are the actual changes? Friends have gotten cancer, AFAICT treatment hasn't changed much. I still get colds. My hair is still falling out and turning gray. Face getting wrinkles. Life doesn't look like the Jetsons

kaybe 11y ago
Well, over here we're shooting at people's heads with a particle accelerator beam to kill brain tumors. Works pretty well if the conditions are met. Next up: Moving targets you can't bolt to the table because the person will die from not breathing. (So the beam has to be moved.) Biology is hard though.
goblin89 11y ago
> There was this piece at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo > http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6uVRUff.jpg > It shows 100 years of days with someone's life highlighted. I wonder what do the darker-colored days stand for. Thanks for sharing this shot.