Lineage Cell Therapeutics Inc (LCTX)

[terry hallinan]

Why is that dreamy OpRegan stuff that only we scientists and other such disreputables care about not included in the AgeX spinoff? Or did I miss a beat?

You surely all know lucky blind lab rats or some other blind luckies have been apparently cured of their blindness but blindness itself isn't always what people think it is.

Maybe the incipient Alzheimer's that has erased my memory has also infected the search engines that used to quickly dredge up the name of the lone eyewitness to the kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh's son. Justice could probably have never been served with the execution of the German Bruno Hauptmann fiend with only a police constructed ladder when the valiant officers couldn't beat a confession out of the fiend. Hauptmann was said to be particularly offended that such a shoddy ladder could be attributed to a professional carpenter. Fixed him.

A man I knew for 2 or 3 years made his living repairing and prettying up old golf clubs he sold as both antiques and the usual torture instruments used in the Scottish revenge.

Until I was told I had no idea the man was blind though his eyes were - well probably most here have known people using peripheral vision as best they can.

To get back to my initial question, is it not possible BTX is preparing to spin off its miracle blindness cure that today only benefits blind mice and/or rats or whatever other victims of medical experimentation are forced to see our cruel world?

It doesn't appear to me that the treatment is terribly far from market.

By the way please keep praying there is no nuclear war in Asia because South Korea prefers spending heavily on beauty treatments as opposed to warfare. Seems preferable to me too. That was from Mike West at the last annual meeting almost nobody bothered attending. I can't pray because my religion forbids it.

Best, Terry