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"That was a truly monumental breakthrough," he said.
To make these astronomical costs pay off, Japanese innovators are going to need a truly breakthrough commercial opportunity.
NASA's Saturn V was great and all, but this Facebook thing -- here was a truly miraculous engineering breakthrough, a pinnacle of human ingenuity that offered, at last, a means of telling the world about all the very cool, very flowmentum-y things we were doing, without needing anyone to ask, much less care.
Dr John Williams, head of clinical activities at the Wellcome Trust, which funds some of Prof Birchall's research, said: "This is a truly extraordinary achievement and a genuine breakthrough.
If an innovation is truly breakthrough, people need to be educated on how to use it and why — particularly mainstream customers who are compelled less by what a product does and more by what the product helps them do.
If it is, it would truly be a conceptual breakthrough, and epigenetics might justly take its place alongside genetics in the analysis and treatment of cancer.
"It could truly be a breakthrough," he said.
"That would be a major breakthrough".
