B. F. P 2 Cancer as a control crisis: when a cell becomes an autonomous system

For inquiries and communication, please contact us via email at: www.qaz1996@gmail.com Cancer is not simply a disease arising from random mutations; it is a reshuffling of power within the cell. In many cases, the problem is not a “lack of regulatory signals,” but rather a reversal of these signals within the cell: the cell transforms from a follower of the body's natural order into a local entity striving for survival and dominance. This study highlights a “blind spot” overlooked by conventional medicine: that cancer may be a failure of the body's control over the cell, not merely a malfunction in biological pathways. Therefore, the most important question becomes not how cancer proliferates, but who holds the power within the cell. This framework does not negate mutations or molecular research, but rather elevates them to a higher level of understanding: cancer is not just a disease of the cell, but a disease of the control system.