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“So somewhere along the 50-odd years of my life, I breathed something in, and it landed on one of my lung cells. That caused a change in the DNA and the genetic
by bamboozled 1y ago
“So somewhere along the 50-odd years of my life, I breathed something in, and it landed on one of my lung cells. That caused a change in the DNA and the genetic material in that cell, and it became a cancer,” he says.
Is this real? I know demolition people, carpenters, smokers, people who have survived fires and more, these people are in their 70s and 80s, how does one particle do this?
- Steven420 1y agoIt's just sheer bad luck that the DNA was damaged in such a way that it causes cancer
- bamboozled 1y agoCertainly seems like bad luck, people breathe in billions of particles a day...and yet, one particle out of trillions or more somehow did this.