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So the last update says now it's 2018 instead of 2019. Farewell it's good to have monthly updates for Tsuji, because he seems like the only one to be able to clone by 2020
Regular Tsuji Updates... Unfortunately They Are In Japanese!
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My fuckin' knees are worn out already from it.
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You should see the Brotzu guys, their knees are bruised but their mouths and asses are DESTROYED by this point.
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Hello! I am Fuji Maru Kagurazaka.
I live in Tokyo, Japan. Thank you.
This time, it is not the regular update of Organ Technologies, but the contents that it was interviewed from a women's magazine.
I live in Tokyo, Japan. Thank you.
This time, it is not the regular update of Organ Technologies, but the contents that it was interviewed from a women's magazine.
I read somewhere that their 2018 is our 2019? Maybe that's what was being said? If not then hell f*****g yes
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Read again post number #38
I told you guys.... In Tsuji we trust.
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@Fuji Maru Kagurazaka You are a god amongst mere mortals.
I hate throwing speculation in here especially after we have some actual news but I'm trying to take a guess as to what the cost may be.
Take the cost of a super high density transplant and add in maybe a couple thousand for the cloning technology?
Average cost in LA is around $8000.
18000 dollars at the highest end. So 20,000 dollars may not be out of the question. Totally worth it too. Full head of hear for the price of a honda civic lol. Sold.
Take the cost of a super high density transplant and add in maybe a couple thousand for the cloning technology?
Average cost in LA is around $8000.
18000 dollars at the highest end. So 20,000 dollars may not be out of the question. Totally worth it too. Full head of hear for the price of a honda civic lol. Sold.
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Super high density? What's that 20,000? This will pretty much make all your hairs immune to dht. Average head has 100,000 hairs, I feel Tsujis method does require less labor than that of a hair transplant though.
Less as far as harvesting them from a donor area, but i imagine the follicles may need to be separated into individual units before implanting. Who knows man. I shouldnt even be thinking this far ahead.
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@Fuji Maru Kagurazaka A big thank you for translating this stuff!
Blackber
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Dude you just keep putting out false information when you don’t know the specifics about each treatment yet and then you get upset when people call you out on it.
Why don’t you take some time to learn the subject matter.
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I completely agree. Why don't you learn your sh*t? When people ask questions, they aren't really beckoning other peoples' opinions, just as when you ask a question, you hope for the actual correct answer. So stop impulsively sending out whatever scraps of information you have piddled together in hopes of satisfying some narcissism. It's really f*****g annoying, actually, because this is a relatively high quality board and this kind of bad information dump is greatly lowering the quality.
Bro, what are you even talking about, "I feel Tsujis method does require less labor than that of a hair transplant though"? On what basis? How do your feelings matter in this regard? How about you instead find out what is required to harvest and culture the cells, how the primordia are assembled and the method of transplantation of primordia. Some of these questions don't have answers yet because the work is ongoing. Broadcasting opinions based on nothing is NOT helpful.
I've been watching your responses for the past few days and you've consistently engaged in this behavior and seem oblivious to feedback from other members who tell you to calm down.
It's frustrating for the rest of us, who want to have a meaningful discussion about the technology, to see you try to jump in with a half baked argument and then bicker online to save your ego from being bruised.
Just calm down, and try to learn a thing or two.
When you post, please consider it a contribution to the forum. So don't just slam your face on the keyboard and hit enter.
Have you ever played a game of telephone, a middle school game where people sit in a circle and whisper a message into their neighbor's ear, and have the neighbor relay that message to the next person, and so on, until it goes full circle and the final transmission, through losses in translation, sounds very different and out of context compared to the original message? Reading some of your posts is like that. Let's keep it true to the source.
And in fact, here's a simple trick - before you go ahead and try to answer someone's question, bring sources with you. Cite them in the post. SHOW where you are getting your information from. This should also ensure that you get your own story straight and are not misunderstanding the work. People cite sources on here all the time. It's only reasonable.
Otherwise my friendo, you're on your way to being banned - just a heads up, as it has happened to people who behave similarly to you.
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Besides Stanger Things 2 this definitely made my week.
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Guys they mean fiscal year 2018. Fiscal year in Japan ends in March of the next calendar year so March 2019. They've told us that before.
Ban me
The treatment involves extracting a small number of hair follicles from a person’s donor scalp area and then isolating two specific types of cells from the follicle – papilla cells and epidermal cells from the bulge region. These cells are then cultured, expanded, and combined to create a hair follicle “germ” or “follicular primordium.” Once the hair follicle germs are ready they are transported to a facility where they can be inserted back into a person’s scalp to grow hair. And you're frustrated with me because you want to have a "meaningful conversation about the technology" your members were all giving out wrong information and I was proved correct two posts later, I see the same 3 or 4 people liking any post against me and disliking my posts too, I really don't give two shits if you want to get fed the wrong information.
The treatment involves extracting a small number of hair follicles from a person’s donor scalp area and then isolating two specific types of cells from the follicle – papilla cells and epidermal cells from the bulge region. These cells are then cultured, expanded, and combined to create a hair follicle “germ” or “follicular primordium.” Once the hair follicle germs are ready they are transported to a facility where they can be inserted back into a person’s scalp to grow hair. And you're frustrated with me because you want to have a "meaningful conversation about the technology" your members were all giving out wrong information and I was proved correct two posts later, I see the same 3 or 4 people liking any post against me and disliking my posts too, I really don't give two shits if you want to get fed the wrong information.