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100The Body's Gradient: Three Differences That Move Us, and a 10,000-Fold Calcium Ratio
In the previous chapter, we reread four landscapes of the natural world in the language of gradient. Now we carry the sa
The Body's Gradient: Blood Vessels Do Not Harden, They Manufacture Their Own Calcification
In the previous part, we examined the body's three gradients, the ten thousand fold calcium gradient across the inside a
The Economy's Gradient: Cash Is Calcium, Loan Interest Is Microcalcification
In the previous chapter we reread the human body as a landscape of gradients. Now we carry the same grammar into the nat
The Economy's Gradient: The Fall of Lehman Was Not the Cause of the Collapse but Its Result
In the previous part, we laid out the four gradients that turn the economy, the material equation between the human body
Reading Historical Events Through Gradient: From Rome to the Amazon
In the preceding three chapters, we applied the grammar of gradient in turn to nature, the human body, and the economy.
Physical Medicine: The Integration of Aging and Chronic Disease (1) The Cell Is Not the Cause but the Response
The main body of this book, from beginning to end, is gradient. Chapter 9 is no exception. This chapter is not a chapter
Physical Medicine: The Integration of Aging and Chronic Disease (2) Dual Blockade and the Seven Damages
In the previous part 1, we laid two foundations: that the twelve hallmarks of aging are not cause but result, and that t
Physical Medicine: The Integration of Aging and Chronic Disease (3) Five Organs, One Grammar
In the previous part 1 we examined the foundations (the twelve hallmarks of aging, the DIAH square), and in part 2 the m
Rethinking Cancer (1): Not the Rebellion of Cells but the Result of an Environment
This chapter looks at a single phenomenon longer and more deeply than any other chapter in this book. It is the phenomen
Rethinking Cancer (2): Change the Environment, Change the Story
In Part 1, we reread cancer as a consequence of environment. The four axes of the tumor microenvironment (hypoxia, acido