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| quote: | Originally posted by j_spot
time for me to doing some serious explaining.
I think Cancer is a good thing. With population as it is, disease and things like cancer are natural orders of the world. so I dont think that we should be searching for a cure. I think that instead of trying to cure the 'disease' we should focus on improving the quality of life for those who are affected. Pain management of what, but I think cancer is good.
I know people who have died from it, I will probly get it(being a fair skinned, red head with a history of skin cancer) and maybe ill even die from it, but that wont change my convictions.
So, unfortunately I wont be helping the cure for cancer. |
I will try to justify this further, but its not that I am wishing cancer on anyone.
In the span of a day, the human body prolly gets cancer about 4 times, but the immune system will kill off the rapidly dividing cell body before a tumor makes it a serious issue. You also have to think about how a long time ago everyone died of 'natural causes' but more and more, people are dying of cancer. Is this because cancer is becoming more prevalent? Hardly, it just being diagnosed more and more, and often treated to a certain degree. Disease is also a way to keep a population in check. The human species is the only animal species that continuously multiplies without regard for resources, nature or any other living thing, so disease is inevitable. Through technology, I believe that we will still continue to thrive and prosper, without a major plague or the like. I would even venture to say that just about everyone will at least get, or die of some form of cancer...its inevitable. I know it sounds grim, but its a fact of life, although research is one of our most valuable tools in, as j_spot says, making people living with disease more comfortable, and -possibly- curing something in the process! I hope this makes sense and isnt too depressing...late/
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