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I was with this story until I read his desire is to get well enough to be able to kill things again. Find a more worthy patient, there have to be plenty out th

• Raphmedia 11y ago
  From the article: “I don’t think shooting from the car is very humanitarian” This should be enough to let you know that this man likes to hunt and not to kill.
  • ck2 11y ago
    The man enjoys making things die by his own hands. He eagerly looks forward to being able to do it again. He doesn't get the full entertainment value in it doing it from a car.
    • dang 11y ago
      Please stop.
• trhway 11y ago
  >Find a more worthy patient while i share your sentiment toward people who like to kill, it seems to be a cornerstone of medical profession is to not differentiate patients on their "worthiness", and i think that principle is one of a few real achievements of our species. Wrt. the article itself - sound like a great stuff. As an engineer and an arm-chair surgeon, i wonder though why just surgically connecting the spinal cord back and injecting a ton of anti-inflammation doesn't work (anti-inflammation does seems to help a lot when administered immediately after the injury to prevent the scar tissue forming and to prevent the inflammation squeezing the cord ends and thus allows for the much better chances for the cord to repair naturally)
• abakker 11y ago
  Why would you put the desire to hunt even on the relevance scale for _any_ medical treatment?