So I had this concept that I some how came across that is relative to the treatment of cancer which also relates to programming and writing code.
In HTML5 programming there are always tools to manipulate and change parts of a website. If you would like to change the color of a section, you would simply add some code to the source code and you have a new color. Imagine color controls being akin to blood chemistry.
You could simply add some lines of code to the human input device… that fixes the anomaly of the body part. As I had dreamed that this was possible the number of methods one could use to make this work would be very complex as it would need to have an interface of some type, albeit temporary access or a semi-permanent connection to the brain or to other more localized organs, long enough to get results.
The code used for HTML (websites and database base code) is called CSS stylesheet. The stylesheet holds the controls for size, weight (thickness of fonts), color and position. In my dream it was so easy to use the CSS generated code to relate to a code base mechanism to power [a] Human Cascading Style Sheet. Drop in some code and you have a newly designed website. Yes this is extraordinary, but sharing this as a dream I had was actually visualized it as being as simple as pie. But in real life the idea of a control sheet for various generations of patients would be more like “simple as Pi.”