A Biochemical Kaleidoscope Called Troponin
“There is no such thing as new ideas. We just take a bunch of old ideas and put them into a kind of mental kaleidoscope.”
The phrase above attributed to the colossal American writer Mark Twain (1835-1910) brings me a somewhat disturbing provocation. Things are always here. Everything new has always been here and starts to “exist” until someone looks at what is old differently. For example, electrical energy has always been here, but to evolve from mysticism to domestic utility, many had to see this phenomenon differently.
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