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So you're saying that the great theories and discoveries these days don't get the fame that, say, the Big Bang gets, because there are so many of them. If that'
by alister 15y ago
So you're saying that the great theories and discoveries these days don't get the fame that, say, the Big Bang gets, because there are so many of them. If that's the case you should still be able to name a theory or discovery in your area of expertise that you think qualifies as a great theory or discovery--of the same caliber as the Big Bang or evolution--even though it is not famous.
- Mz 15y agoAs I said above: I have cystic fibrosis and got myself well. I'm a former homemaker. I have no fame. I have no idea if this will lead to fame or not. (Personally, I generally assume that if I get fame, it will be for something else and then people will nag me for info on how I did it. Until then, no one gives a flying f*.) But it's a pretty amazing accomplishment. And it's not a fluke: My oldest son has the same diagnosis and he is even healthier than I am. I have some theories regarding my condition and acting on those theories is what has gotten results. Two key concepts are that excess acidity and the salt issue are two very major factors in all that goes wrong down the line and that effectively addressing those prevents/reverses what are really secondary, tertiary or further down the order of hierarchy effects. So, yeah, I think big things are going on and not being noticed. I have reason to believe that some of what I have figured out can be used to good effect for figuring out how to effectively treat other genetic disorders and medical conditions. The small number of people who have taken an interest in what I'm up to tend to report astonishingly good results. What I have accomplished was built on the info out there, so I think lots of amazing stuff is currently available. But clearly I'm biased. Peace.