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Originally Posted by Undertoad
Clod, glad you agree that jinx shouldn't argue using hypotheticals.
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You're letting your anger make you petty, man. Everything I've said so far supports coming up with hypotheticals and then
being allowed to test them.
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Originally Posted by Undertoad
Who funds medical studies? I don't know, there are a lot of them, in many nations around the world. Are you talking about the ones that made AIDS no longer a death sentence? The ones that improved cancer survival rates by 20% over the last few decades? The groundbreaking genetics work or the amazing psychiatric findings in the last ten years?
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Really? You want to go back to the whole "the medical field is a sainted profession that can do no wrong" stance? Obviously some scientists can, have, and will continue to do some great things. It helps when there's money in a cure, as all those medical problems above require treatment and medicines to be corrected. There's no money in it if the cure is to
stop doing something.
Of course, as you're so fond of pointing out, the truth always does come out eventually, especially if the problem is a growing one. What is your opinion of the recent study that I linked earlier in the thread, demonstrating that the Hepatitis B vaccination given at birth categorically caused developmental delays in newborn monkeys?