Hello fellow humans! I am just like you and I also am fearful of science magic sometimes. But as a human scientist I think this idea to create a super virus is good! Do not worry, this super virus will be super good for long term world health. We should all trust our fellow human scientists because they are far more advanced. As humans, we should demonstrate our faith in science by open mouth kissing all of our friends and family! As we human scientists like to say, "We're heeere... for you!"
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@gorehound: problem with this reasoning is that you assume we live in a time medical break throughs are just stumbled upon. time was you found mold and pennicilin, now it takes millions to Research and develop drugs to treat things that in the past were untreatable.
@GreyHammer: The problem with that reasoning is that it presumes that all of a pharmaceutical company's revenues are poured back into R&D.
Of course, most pharma companies really do lose money on vaccinations--or, they don't make very much, at the least. So in this particular case, who's to say?
doesnt the regular flu have a higher mortality rate? am i wrong to assume it kills the already too young, too old, too weak demographic. a relatively healthy person will weather it with chicken soup and mountain dew as is our cure for such things. or did i huff that paint thinner for the vision quest of my people incorrectly?!
"Our study gives vital clues about what kinds of changes would be needed in order for them to mutate and infect humans, potentially helping us to" make them deadlier in our lab.
@Atnakena: Don't know if he does, but now he's brought this to my attention.
(mwa ha ha.)
(but of course R.O.A.C.H. first wants to find how to make a flu virus that will keep chunky losers in spandex off the streets. it's right there in the name.)
@Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: Can someone tell me what the hell all this R.O.A.C.H. stuff is? Did I miss the reason why several people appended that to their names? What does it stand for? What is it?
I know this is off-topic, but how else do you expect me to find out?
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Please stop.
The World
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This just in -- they are also throwing 400 nukes at the Sun, just to see what happens.
This just in! They also sent out a message to the universe double dog daring ANY aliens to just fucking try and invade us.
And nobody can turn down a double dog dare! Goddamnit France, don't you know that? You've doomed us all! #swineflu
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yes we do have a lot of diseases that could be controlled with a little effort and some extra generosity.
i think that we really need to have a long look at the whole medical industry and why the costs of treatment are as high as they are...........
prices should be fair for all concerned
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Of course, most pharma companies really do lose money on vaccinations--or, they don't make very much, at the least. So in this particular case, who's to say?
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(mwa ha ha.)
(but of course R.O.A.C.H. first wants to find how to make a flu virus that will keep chunky losers in spandex off the streets. it's right there in the name.)
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I know this is off-topic, but how else do you expect me to find out?
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