First I want to say I appreciate that you're willing to acknowledge when you're wrong or confused. As I said, you've convinced me the LLM fucked up here. I stil

First I want to say I appreciate that you're willing to acknowledge when you're wrong or confused. As I said, you've convinced me the LLM fucked up here. I still believe LLMs are useful for learning, as long as you know the right questions to ask. To my understanding, "tumor architecture" is used in the same manner as "tissue architecture", it just refers to the physical structure of the tissue, nothing more specific. I recommend The Biology of Cancer - Robert A. Weinberg. It's on Anna's Archive.