Author: Jason Fleagle

Jason Fleagle, is a business growth catalyst, marketing expert, software engineer, online teacher & speaker, and serial entrepreneur. Jason is the Founder of Converge, Catalyst Brand Group, the Founder of Pro Wireless Headphones, and Sr. Director of Channel Marketing at PublicSquare. Formerly Chief Growth Officer at Carbon12 & Forum12 & Marketing Director for AppBind and Flovatar. He has worked with brands like John Maxwell Company, Ziglar Inc., Ziglar Family, Kevin Harrington from Shark Tank, The Basement Doctor, Autism Power, the BBB, and many others. You can learn more on his bio page.

The Source of Creativity, Design, & Innovation

Jason Fleagle

I was reading a recent article on the world’s most powerful supercomputer, the Tianhe-2, literally translating to “The Milky Way 2”. The computer is capable of 36,860 trillion calculations per second! My initial thoughts were related to a specific question, how could human beings achieve such a feat of creation? We can look around at the world around us and see so many impressive things that were created by human beings. It makes me wonder, why do we have a desire to create? Or more appropriately, why do we want to design…

Restoration Versus Enhancement in Biotechnology

Jason Fleagle

In biotechnology today, one of the pressing questions is what improvements should be allowed to either restore a person’s health or enhance it? It is an issue that is bioethical in nature. Would it be considered unethical to enhance the performance of an individual? Would it be unethical to restore a person back to their original status of health? These are very important questions to address, because with the technology that is available to us today we are easily capable of performing genetic enhancements that can cause an individual to…

Epigenetic Mechanisms of Action for Cancer Prevention

Jason Fleagle

Abstract Cancer is a worldwide problem and it affects millions of people. Unfortunately there is still not a cure for cancer and this is due to the fact that each cancer affects different tissues of the body, which in turn are affected by different pathways within the body. Cancer is caused by a mutation within the DNA of a cell, which causes it to continue to replicate without stopping, and the cell receives the signal to do so through an epigenetic mechanism of action. This is accomplished by an attachment…