Possible Cure for Cancer Found (DCA)...but Nobody Cares

Started by silver_tears3 pages

Go Canada w00t

Originally posted by Bardock42
Not to get cancer is generally the best way to go. Also, if it is really that great and easy to obtain I am sure there are lots of cancer patients willing to get it tested on themselves...probably for free even.

I guess. But it seems like anti-capitalist and anti-corporations and anti-media bias for sure. Which, is not bad as such, just when it is the purpose and not the conclusion it gets annoying.

keep in mind that an editorial article does not discredit the study.
i want to know why there is absolutely nothing in the mainstream media about this? not so much as a breif frikin page 6 article.
thats what i cant get over.

:edit: maybe my mind would ease if sense was made of this.

Originally posted by PVS
keep in mind that an editorial article does not discredit the study.
i want to know why there is absolutely nothing in the mainstream media about this? not so much as a breif frikin page 6 article.
thats what i cant get over.

:edit: maybe my mind would ease if sense was made of this.

With that I agree actually. I guess it isn't seen as likely...or...the media is shit.

What startles me is that the University of Albany itself doesn't mention it. It seems weird.

U of Alberta you mean.

http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/article.cfm?id=8153

Originally posted by silver_tears
U of Alberta you mean.

http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/article.cfm?id=8153

Haha, jesus, I actually searched for Albany.

kudos at least to newsweek

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16776882/site/newsweek

A cure for cancer is not interesting to the different News Broadcasting Stations. They want sensationalism and violence. Not happy endings (lol). Nor science for that matter. No one cares about science anymore in this country. Everyone wants a business degree.

topic of curing disease draws ratings.

The only reasons I can think of is they think it's unreliable, and don't want to create mob scramble over a [possible] cure. shrug

Well apparently Newsweek did cover it already. I guess all the right sources would know anyways. And, yeah.

Originally posted by silver_tears
The only reasons I can think of is they think it's unreliable, and don't want to create mob scramble over a [possible] cure. shrug

you trying to tell me that news outlets dont risk creating mob scrambles just for ratings?

Originally posted by PVS
you trying to tell me that news outlets dont risk creating mob scrambles just for ratings?

I got nothing else.

I am so excited at the prospect of this drug even though I have never known anyone afflicted with cancer. Thinking about though, imagine they do cure cancer, then all the funding can go into curing things like AIDS and other terminal illnesses, and eventually relative immortality will be ours, until old age catches you or some accident involving pianos.

Although imagine the overcrowding of the planet if that was to happen. shock

I'm just rambling now, I'm sorry to anyone who read that. It's just all such an amazing interconnected chain. hmm

Originally posted by PVS
acetylsalicylic acid was patented till 1917. it was impossible for bayer to keep the market cornered, or they certainly would have.

Err, the entire bloody point of my post is that the fact that salicylic acid was naturally occuring never stopped people making HUGE amounts of money from it, so the entire thrust of your argument was incorrect.

Couple of minor changes, and you have yourself a brand. Salicylic-acid based painkillers are all patented variations (no-one actually uses the stuff 'neat', as it were) and very profitable ones too. It's easy and it happens all the time.

"now, how would they patent apples?"

They'd grow their own variety. Plenty of protected elements in the apples industry. You always pay above the mark for brand-name apples even though you are perfectly free to grow your own. naturally occuring means bugger all difference as far as profits are concerned.

Big business is not stopping this happening. That's a fantasy. Like I say, big business would make a fortune out fo this and demolish their rivals in one swoop. They would do it. The fact they haven't says something about this really being a miracle cure.

not trusting the intentions of big buisness doesn't mean that those people who doubt the virtues of an indesputably corrupt pharmicutical industry are wacky conspiracy theorists. Attempting to paint them as such is silly.

Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
not trusting the intentions of big buisness doesn't mean that those people who doubt the virtues of an indesputably corrupt pharmicutical industry are wacky conspiracy theorists. Attempting to paint them as such is silly.

Not trusting big companies for silly conspiracy (or worse, socialist) ideas is silly as well though.

Also, what has it to do with trust? If you trust a big company to support something that has absolutely no advantage to them then that's your fault. They have no obligation to do that. And shouldn't.

Originally posted by PVS
you cant possibly tell me that pharmacutical companies and the medical industry would welcome such a disasterous dent in profit just to rake in some change for some pill that can easily be released in generic form by any company?

Of course not, they will not get any investors from pharmaceutical companies, not until there is more proof that it will work at least.

Originally posted by Ushgarak
"now, how would they patent apples?"

They'd grow their own variety. Plenty of protected elements in the apples industry. You always pay above the mark for brand-name apples even though you are perfectly free to grow your own. naturally occuring means bugger all difference as far as profits are concerned.

Big business is not stopping this happening. That's a fantasy. Like I say, big business would make a fortune out fo this and demolish their rivals in one swoop. They would do it. The fact they haven't says something about this really being a miracle cure.

you missed the point about the application s of asprin and the application of a cure-drug. an asperin cures a headache, but you'll get many more.

and as for the "miracle cure" ffs i never said it was. even in the thread title i clearly specify this. i just want to know why the only ones to touch a legitimate study which could possibly be revolutionary was newsweek? go on. google it. prove me wrong. when our media would forsake ratings to pretend something doesnt exist, im concerned. for you its perfectly acceptable. i find that to be an overly trusting and obtuse outlook, but fine. dont try to make me out to be a david iche cult follower though.