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Well, sad thing is humans have been creating most of the diseases that have been released into the wild for the past 50 years... Lyme disease, H1N1(now H1N5-X)
by DRACOMALFOA 15y ago
Well, sad thing is humans have been creating most of the diseases that have been released into the wild for the past 50 years...
Lyme disease, H1N1(now H1N5-X), etc...
The reason they do NOT cure diseases is because, overpopulation would explode. Cancer isn't cured for this reason but, they certainly love money for a whole bunch more research. The same can be said with HIV/AIDS.
You may think its absurd or wrong in concept but, do the math for yourself...
You think 10-billion people by 2020 is a large number...
If they cured even a single major disease(like cancer), 10-billion would be 20-billion by 2030...
It's an interesting thing to know that humans are responsible for killing ourselves only because, they won't fund technologies for space travel & transforming.
Enjoy being slaves on this watery rock.
;-)
- uncoder0 15y agoYour reply is surely in jest.However, if it was not, the Iceman who lived 5,000 years had Lyme disease. "Perhaps most surprising, researchers found the genetic footprint of bacteria known as Borrelia burgdorferi in his DNA—making the Iceman the earliest known human infected by the bug that causes Lyme disease."[1] [1]http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2011/11/iceman-autopsy/hall-text http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2011/11/iceman-autopsy/hal...
- DanWaterworth 15y ago> the Iceman who lived 5,000 years had Lyme disease I think you mean the iceman who lived 5,000 years ago, otherwise woah!
- uncoder0 15y agoPre-coffee comment. Thanks for the proof read.
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- secoif 15y agoYep, all medical science researchers worldwide are in on a plot to curb population growth for profit. Definitely.
- secoif 15y agoSarcasm ^