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Tsuji Riken Hair Primordiums - Final 20 Questions
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RIKEN: "Well, it's all going good, but a major hurdle for us is the-"
People: "That's it! We're doomed! No cure until at least 2030, guys! Everyone trade your finasteride for some polish and a buffer!
RIKEN: "B-but, our research has shown us some prospects for solving this pro-"
People: "Dooooooomed!!!!"
People: "That's it! We're doomed! No cure until at least 2030, guys! Everyone trade your finasteride for some polish and a buffer!
RIKEN: "B-but, our research has shown us some prospects for solving this pro-"
People: "Dooooooomed!!!!"
I think we're in for some big news next week!
If the new hairs take instructions from hairs in surrounding area that might not be a good thing because the hairs in the surrounding area are balding hairs, If the new hairs take instructions from the hairs in the surrounding area then the new hairs would probably be balding hairs.
hairs are not instructed to miniaturize, that is a result of their DHT sensitivity and these new hairs will not be sensitive to DHT. I think it's a good thing it can make your hair line look natural, in theory
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I wish I could like this ten times!RIKEN: "Well, it's all going good, but a major hurdle for us is the-"
People: "That's it! We're doomed! No cure until at least 2030, guys! Everyone trade your finasteride for some polish and a buffer!
RIKEN: "B-but, our research has shown us some prospects for solving this pro-"
People: "Dooooooomed!!!!"
Follisket
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Surely you understand all the doom and gloom, though? 2020 is a long wait and even that was an optimistic projection.
Even the best case scenario would have been much too late for a lot of us. So the added delay these hurdles *might* imply understandably places the treatment firmly under science fiction in the heads of many.
There's never been much doubt about whether a cure was coming, the real question has always been whether it's coming in time. And that makes all the difference - it's all that matters. No matter how good the hair loss cure is, it's not giving you back your youth.
Of course, no one can call this a definite setback but then I'm surprised we were popping champagne bottles over something as late as 2020 to begin with.
Having said that, I greatly appreciate all the hard work that goes into both Tsuji's research and this interview. Thanks for all the effort and I'm looking forward to reading it.
Even the best case scenario would have been much too late for a lot of us. So the added delay these hurdles *might* imply understandably places the treatment firmly under science fiction in the heads of many.
There's never been much doubt about whether a cure was coming, the real question has always been whether it's coming in time. And that makes all the difference - it's all that matters. No matter how good the hair loss cure is, it's not giving you back your youth.
Of course, no one can call this a definite setback but then I'm surprised we were popping champagne bottles over something as late as 2020 to begin with.
Having said that, I greatly appreciate all the hard work that goes into both Tsuji's research and this interview. Thanks for all the effort and I'm looking forward to reading it.
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That's correct but please remember youth covers 1/3 of your whole life. I can assure you don't want to spend the remaining 2/3 watching every day in the mirror the reason why you could never be truly young.
PS: me, as regards my hair, I would just like to become old and think of all the illnesses I am getting, but smiling for the reason at least "I won't die a cueball". To me, that would already be a triumph. Hopefully Tsuji can give me that.
the smoking baby
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Thanks to the folks that put the interview together. I'm grateful for their work. Really looking forward to getting from a NW6 to a NW1, even if it takes another 10 years.
Like I keep saying, some people just want this to fail. I can't, for the life of me, figure out why.
For me it would, since this would likely see release before my 20s are up.
If you keep yourself in good shape, protect yourself from the sun and don't let your mind stay in the past, you'll be miles ahead of everyone else into middle age and possibly beyond. My grandparents (almost 70) are often mistaken for my parents because they were always in tune with these facts. They're never "too old" for anything, either; sh*t, grandpa and I still play co-op video games quite often.
Hairismylife
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Very easy to figure out, they are hair transplant shill. JSM, right?
Baldybald1
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I don't blame them as well. Look at hair loss history research, horrible claims from intercytex and aderans and now nothing :/
As you yourself say, the balding hairs in the location is due to DHT sensitivity and that DHT sensitivity in those hairs MAY BE due to the genetic instructions inside of those cells. If that is the case then those balding hairs might pass on their genetic sensitivity instructions to the new hairs as well.
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Would be somewhat of a major oversight to create a technology that just generates hairs which adopt DHT sensitivity. So there's obviously some other factor at play where information is shared, but not DHT sensitivity. I think we can assume that as obvious.
UPDATE:
She's working on translation all day today by the way. Once she sends it to me, I will be creating the video that will represent the youtube version of the interview. I am then sending the video for translated captions this evening, and hope to have that back within a day. While the caption guy is doing the captions, I will be creating the text version of the article, and then we're done.
UPDATE:
She's working on translation all day today by the way. Once she sends it to me, I will be creating the video that will represent the youtube version of the interview. I am then sending the video for translated captions this evening, and hope to have that back within a day. While the caption guy is doing the captions, I will be creating the text version of the article, and then we're done.
For a genetic trait to be passed on, it requires a progenitor with that trait — the progenitors of the primordial follicles do not have this trait.
You can not get hereditary heart disease by standing next to someone who has it, but you can catch a cold and their personality can "rub off" on you.
Dude it's pretty obvious. These are the people that don't like to be wrong. If it fails they get to say, I told you it wouldn't work. And if it actually does work, then they get to benefit from it even though they were "wrong".
thomps1523
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You haven't the slightest clue if 2020 was an optimistic projection... Bottom line is everyone discussed this, and the people involved, meaning people that have been working on this directly, created a release date... How do you possibly think it's reasonable to assume it was an optimistic projection? You haven't the slightest slightest clue, none of us do, but do you know who does? The people that came to the conclusion of the release date... Those guys, you know who are actually working on this... It's those guys you essentially are questioning as if you know better...
To be fair, an anticipated release date is a best-case scenario — optimistic.
But yes, it is completely irresponsible (given present information) to assume that this could not or will not meet such a deadline; they obviously feel that it is doable.
But yes, it is completely irresponsible (given present information) to assume that this could not or will not meet such a deadline; they obviously feel that it is doable.