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The article talks about some scientists doing DNA injections meant to stall aging. I could see that becoming popular if it turned out to work.
by patorjk 8y ago
The article talks about some scientists doing DNA injections meant to stall aging. I could see that becoming popular if it turned out to work.
- phkahler 8y agoI could see that being popular even if it didn't work.
- SCAQTony 8y agoLOL - Amazing observational comedy on what people will try despite being proven utterly irresponsible and dangerous.
- beatgammit 8y agoI don't know about your area, but here in Utah, essential oils and herbal remedies are very popular despite not having any scientific evidence whatsoever. People buy whatever you tell them to buy, provided you give them an emotional reason to buy it. We just had someone try to sell to us in our home today, and when we told them the price was completely unreasonable, they tried to appeal to emotion (we need this sale to get a bonus, so we're willing to give you an awesome price...). If you're a good enough salesman, you can sell air, as long as they think there's something different about your air.