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I think this looks interesting, as long as you don't apply the same "X of Y" comparisons. Someone likened it to a forum, and I think it's a nice take on it. No
by kmfrk 14y ago
I think this looks interesting, as long as you don't apply the same "X of Y" comparisons.
Someone likened it to a forum, and I think it's a nice take on it. Not necessarily something with SOCIAL all over it.
The promo video was pretty horrible, though. I'm also getting a little tired of Valley videos that make it sound like we're curing cancer or something.
- wamatt 14y agoYeah, the whole "curing cancer" meme always sounded murky and a bit lame TBH. It's unlikely it's a binary thing or state that get's magically achieved by one person or a team, and much more likely the result of small, incremental advances. Cancer itself is not even "one thing" phenomologically speaking (IAMNA oncologist) it's a broad class of diseases, that may or may not have a single 'solution'. Solution, in this context, being a state where the population does not need to worry about cancer as a statistically significant cause of death. It could equally likely linger in a status that is managed but not 'cured' in the traditional sense of the word, aka HIV.