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Ivan 1 week ago
#25 I don't know why this confuses zoomers. All a meme is, is a cartoon. Its not exclusive to your phone.
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Rian 1 week ago
#15 $715 million from just one foundation. Doesn't that meme make you feel great? And how many more entities doing the same. Here we are 125 years later and billions upon billions given for cancer research. Big Pharma and the foundations and charities raking in the cash. God forbid an actual cure was found. How many hundreds of thousands of ppl would be out of a job. And this goes for the other charities Red Cross...Diabetes...MS...etc. What fools us peons are.
A patient cured is a customer lost.
A patient cured is a customer lost.
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Percy 1 week ago
Rian,so stupid. A a decent treatment- or better a cure- to anything makes the company extraordinarily wealthy.
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Jack 1 week ago
Percy,
Corporate thinking: Why make a hundred million curing a disease, when you can make billions continuing to treat it.
And then use some of that money to work on treatments for half a dozen other ailments.
Corporate thinking: Why make a hundred million curing a disease, when you can make billions continuing to treat it.
And then use some of that money to work on treatments for half a dozen other ailments.
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Kristy 1 week ago
Rian,
Yeah, sounds so smart, but look: find a treatment and share the money with other companies. Find the first cure and get all the money for yourself. Find the vaccine and prevent people from becoming ill and get the money from everyone. And the older people become, the more drugs do they need just to stay alive.
Yeah, sounds so smart, but look: find a treatment and share the money with other companies. Find the first cure and get all the money for yourself. Find the vaccine and prevent people from becoming ill and get the money from everyone. And the older people become, the more drugs do they need just to stay alive.
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Wilber 1 week ago
Rian,
That is not how cancer works. while there are classifications like liver or breast cancer it is still a mutation in your own cells which makes every cancer unique so a broad-spectrum cure just won't happen unless it's nanobots or some crazy sh#t.
That is not how cancer works. while there are classifications like liver or breast cancer it is still a mutation in your own cells which makes every cancer unique so a broad-spectrum cure just won't happen unless it's nanobots or some crazy sh#t.
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Virdie 1 week ago
#9 I fell for my husband at first sight (and lots of other guys too), but it took 15 years of friendship before we got officially married, so it comes at different paces for everyone.
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Wilber 1 week ago
#1 X doubt.
A patient cured is a customer lost.
Corporate thinking: Why make a hundred million curing a disease, when you can make billions continuing to treat it.
And then use some of that money to work on treatments for half a dozen other ailments.
Yeah, sounds so smart, but look: find a treatment and share the money with other companies. Find the first cure and get all the money for yourself. Find the vaccine and prevent people from becoming ill and get the money from everyone. And the older people become, the more drugs do they need just to stay alive.
That is not how cancer works. while there are classifications like liver or breast cancer it is still a mutation in your own cells which makes every cancer unique so a broad-spectrum cure just won't happen unless it's nanobots or some crazy sh#t.