I apologize for the shitty formatting. I usually

I apologize for the shitty formatting. I usually put it together first on Reddit, tweak it to my liking and then just copy and past it here, but in this case, I got the thought, and wrote it first on IH. Lesson learned.

But that doesn't cover the long winded posts. I don't always have so much to say, but these past couple of weeks, especially since that new mechanism of action was discovered, it got me to thinking much more about how exactly CCR5 is used in communication to and between Immune cells.

I appreciate your pointing out to me that these long winded posts, especially the lot of them, have become themselves even, a tower of babel. And although I do not agree with you in the literal sense, because, I know what I've been saying is coherent, makes sense and is probably true, I do agree with you in the metaphorical sense in that I am the only one doing the talking, and therefore, I'm the only one consuming all the CCR5 on this subject. Only my thoughts, my ideas, have been issued and proclaimed via this medium without any other competing theories as to the action of CCR5, CCL5 and the signaling, messaging and communication of the immune system. Maybe I'm wrong as Nimrod was. Maybe my voice should be confounded on the subject. I'm not a dictator like Nimrod was, but the point is that it is not my way. Truth is the way and I may be saying it, or I may not be, but our Immune cells need to be able to determine what is self vs. what is foreign. They do not do that with only one message on their minds.

Therefore, by my own analogy of the tower of babel, I have become a clanging bell with one tone. Constantly banging out a monotone, yes, a true one, an intriguing one, even a fascinating one, and one which will make us all a lot of money one day, but in the end, it is only one and it may not be true, but I think a lot of it is.

Regardless, I feel that what I understand to be true needs to be known by fellow shareholders who, like me, require a greater level of confidence in what they own in order to garner the conviction to back themselves in everything they do from what they say, to what they buy or sell.

Thank you for the feedback.