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fst312 said:
Finding a cure for cancer is one of the most important things but I feel like there is a cure already for something like that but money greedy people won’t allow that to be released to the public.
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That's what popular belief is. It makes sense though. It could have something to do with over population thats why the higher ups might not want it to be released. I don't really like talking politics or religion because people go crazy over that kind of stuff so I stay away from that and just post news.

But yeah it would be interesting to see how certain events unfold. Lets just hope countries like canada and other countries who aren't effected by corruption have the cure for cancer. My cousin who was the only family I got passed away over a decade ago from brain cancer. Watching her suffer brought tears to my eyes. Don't ever let anyone tell you to man up when you lost someone that you loved if you have to cry go cry. Theres certainly no shame in that.
 
Supposedly some Doctor (I think in FL) tested Injecting Cancer Cells with O2, which then allowed the Immune System to see the Cells as a danger. Not sure how true it is, but if it is, that is a step in the right direction, other than Doctors trying to just push Treatments only with no nope for Cures because there is not that much Money involved with them.
 
shadowflare7799 said:
like canada and other countries who aren't effected by corruption
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Affected*, first of all, and ALL countries are affected by corruption today save for indigenous tribes in remote places. But lets look at those with "free" aka automatic 30% of your income going to "free" healthcare countries, namely Canada - if they cure cancer, the line to see a doc to get the treatment will be longer than patients have left to live.

If its a genetic pre-disposition overall, then gene manipulation aka ubermanch(sp?) we see in sci-fi and comics will be a solution for future generation. If all the chemicals and byproducts in mass-produced food causes mutations overtime - overpopulation is just bound to be cursed unless most start growing their own food and that will never happen given how lazy humans are by nature and the tech boom only enables more and more of that. If you play within the system that's built to make you sick and thus use its peripheral branches more and more, you're bound to lose unless you're rich.

So unless we get that Star Trek utopia, anytime, we're all screwed and best we can do is minimize our risks on the daily, but where's the fun without booze, hookers, and blow?
 
Skv0ra said:
Affected*, first of all, and ALL countries are affected by corruption today save for indigenous tribes in remote places. But lets look at those with "free" aka automatic 30% of your income going to "free" healthcare countries, namely Canada - if they cure cancer, the line to see a doc to get the treatment will be longer than patients have left to live.

If its a genetic pre-disposition overall, then gene manipulation aka ubermanch(sp?) we see in sci-fi and comics will be a solution for future generation. If all the chemicals and byproducts in mass-produced food causes mutations overtime - overpopulation is just bound to be cursed unless most start growing their own food and that will never happen given how lazy humans are by nature and the tech boom only enables more and more of that. If you play within the system that's built to make you sick and thus use its peripheral branches more and more, you're bound to lose unless you're rich.

So unless we get that Star Trek utopia, anytime, we're all screwed and best we can do is minimize our risks on the daily, but where's the fun without booze, hookers, and blow?
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Well, not every country is corrupt, look at France. More and more countries want nothing to do with Trump. If Canada scientists can work together to cure HIV, then there shouldn't be any problems if they play a major role in curing cancer. There are plenty of countries out there that have stem cell research and societies that operate independent then that of their own governments.

Lots of food out there I wouldn't give you 2 cents for as they are processed. True, a lot of people are too lazy to work but its not as bad as it is in the United States. Instead of working kids these days just want to collect SSI every month and live off of that. However, since the prices of gas, or even food that have gone up its begun getting harder to make a living off of SSI and other various programs.

Well I cannot speak for anyone else (yes I have a lot of friends who share different experiences) but I find fun in various different activities other than hookers, booze, and blow, hehe. I don't need hookers and obviously don't need to pay for sex. Despite there being a lot shady people out there, there still exists good people and a lot of them. I rarely drink alcohol except on special occasions like my birthday, xmas, or even new years. I do, however smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day. I used to smoke 4 packs a day but cut down on them and now looking to quit.

I have a lot of fun in video game challenges, rock climbing, martial arts/boxing and etc. Not everything is hookers and blow. Just saying there are numerous activities out there that can occupy your time that are actually fun. Its just a matter of trying different things to see what interests you.
 

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