23:10: "Cancer is not one specific disease. Cancer is actually many diseases put together. In fact, cancer is many rare diseases -- if you take cancer to the limit, it's likely the case that the same cancer has never occurred twice.<p>"If you look at the genetic footprint of cancer, even within the same patient -- as I'll explain in just a moment -- you get very different cancers from the same originating source. And I'll explain why that is. That's why this sort of very information-driven approach to curing cancer is absolutely critical."<p>26:29: "... the genome has syntax. And in fact, it has a semantics. And beyond that, it has an instruction set too."<p>30:00: "So when you're fighting cancer, you're fighting evolution itself inside your own body."