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A.o.D. posted:We should treat that as a truthful statement of intent.
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Hannibal Rex posted:Do we know which goon built this? Child-Killing Zipline goon, for sure.
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Hannibal Rex posted:https://twitter.com/gigaj0ule/status/1686814611658715136?t=dqrVfVvXDy3W3IEL0u2UQw&s=19 Pfft, plenty of things kill 100% of tumors yes I'm intentionally ignoring the "no side effects" qualifier shut up Weren't we also supposed to be getting a cure for the common cold thanks to MRNA vaccines? Come on, it's been a couple of years now, chop chop.
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Wingnut Ninja posted:Pfft, plenty of things kill 100% of tumors yes I'm intentionally ignoring the "no side effects" qualifier shut up It's a tiny bit outside my field but I know a decent bit on these. The cancer drug stuff is exciting, but lots of things fail during or after phase 1 trials, so it's got a ways to go. Nice to know that something promising is out there again though. For mRNA vaccines they are loving awesome and super useful for a lot of reasons but the way that cold viruses mutate makes it a much more diverse / rapidly moving target to develop a suitable vaccine from based on all that I know at present. So, basically a cold vaccine would probably not be very effective for too long. A proper virologist can probably tell me if I am wrong but I am modestly confident that rhinovirus (cold virus) is not a great use case for the mRNA vaccines.
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Hannibal Rex posted:https://twitter.com/gigaj0ule/status/1686814611658715136?t=dqrVfVvXDy3W3IEL0u2UQw&s=19 I can't speak for the validity of the research but Cell Press seems like a legit journal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_Press quote:Cell Press is an all-science publisher of over 50 scientific journals across the life, physical, earth, and health sciences, both independently and in partnership with scientific societies. Many of Cell Press's journals are among the most reputable in their fields. Either way hope it leads to a break through, I read a little bit, ok just the summary, and it sounds cool. Crab Dad posted:There’s no money in people not getting sick. Reminds me of one of the seasons of Ghost in the Shell Standalone Complex where that company buys a cure to some cyber brain disease but they were selling their own therapy that they knew didn't work. Of course everyone at the top of the organization got the real cure while they continued to sell the useless therapy. Go figure.
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Hannibal Rex posted:https://twitter.com/gigaj0ule/status/1686814611658715136?t=dqrVfVvXDy3W3IEL0u2UQw&s=19 When I saw that posted elsewhere I read that it killed all tumors without effecting normal cells, but it was only for certain kinds of tumors, not all cancer.
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Crab Dad posted:There’s no money in people not getting sick. People are still going to get sick. This treatment, assuming it works, doesn't prevent people from getting sick.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:People are still going to get sick. This treatment, assuming it works, doesn't prevent people from getting sick. Yeah but cancer is good for lots of drawn out hospital stays. This is bad for business.
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Hannibal Rex posted:https://twitter.com/gigaj0ule/status/1686814611658715136?t=dqrVfVvXDy3W3IEL0u2UQw&s=19 I said it elsewhere the other day: a corollary to the Anthroponuclear Multiple Worlds Theory is that as the world gets weirder we'll discover more and more unlikely science. Cancer super drugs, room temp super conductors, FTL. All this stuff that was just in front of our faces the whole time being found out in incredibly unlikely coincidence
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Oh fun: Two U.S. Navy Sailors Charged With Helping Chinese
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M_Gargantua posted:I said it elsewhere the other day: a corollary to the Anthroponuclear Multiple Worlds Theory is that as the world gets weirder we'll discover more and more unlikely science. Cancer super drugs, room temp super conductors, FTL. All this stuff that was just in front of our faces the whole time being found out in incredibly unlikely coincidence I'm expecting someone to eventually accidentally figure out how to build a stargate in their garage.
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Platystemon posted:https://twitter.com/alexnazaryan/status/1686933134531526656 I'm a federal employee so this might be a violation of the Hatch Act to say this, but personally I'm against Ron DeSantis slitting my throat.
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Pretty sure TCC goons have already done that. E: The stargate thing. Probably not the throat slitting. Probably.
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Pine Cone Jones posted:I feel like desandypants gave trump some good ammo with the throat slitting bit
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Hyrax Attack! posted:Still wild FDR was in his 50s when WWII started. Presiding over a depression and world war, with polio, definitely ages a person.
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Crab Dad posted:There’s no money in people not getting sick. Eh, not so much that, but cancer is a fickle disease to treat largely because it's usually our own body going out of whack. There's no such thing as cures, only successful treatments.
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M_Gargantua posted:I said it elsewhere the other day: a corollary to the Anthroponuclear Multiple Worlds Theory is that as the world gets weirder we'll discover more and more unlikely science. Cancer super drugs, room temp super conductors, FTL. All this stuff that was just in front of our faces the whole time being found out in incredibly unlikely coincidence There was a discussion last night on Bluesky about how the world right now feels completely unmoored. You tell me any news headline and I don't immediately disbelieve it. Aliens? Ok. Antigravity? Gimme a board. Cure for cancer? Why not. Cure for aging? Lfg.
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Wombot posted:There was a discussion last night on Bluesky about how the world right now feels completely unmoored. You tell me any news headline and I don't immediately disbelieve it. Aliens? Ok. Antigravity? Gimme a board. Cure for cancer? Why not. Cure for aging? Lfg. I hope it soothes you to learn people been having those late night discussions for 10,000 years
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:'De Sanctimonious just wants to slit the throats of federal employees like the weak liberal he is, but we are gonna build the biggest, most beautiful federal employee grinder the world has ever seen and we will make them turn the handle themselves'
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https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1687197335112335360?t=LxEhORgPGKki7YDPl-9FrA&s=19 e- https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1687269309934915584  Also, dehumanize yourself and face to the Fourth Mattering: https://twitter.com/GeoRebekah/status/1687247169751801856?t=3iOYRQxtu9wRdf-YJHvUYw&s=19 CBJSprague24 fucked around with this message at 02:16 on Aug 4, 2023 |
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Mr. is a perfectly appropriate way to address the president by all current style guides.
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Platystemon posted:https://twitter.com/alexnazaryan/status/1686933134531526656 cool, start with your own. in fact don't wait for the election.
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Pretty sure TCC goons have already done that. There’s probably a 19-page thread in TCC from 2010 with an average 4.14 rating where some poster talks about their experiences with a compound called 5-NMP3s-Dioxide-Ferro-Bismuth-69-DPT-dimethylbenzanote-81, which sets in motion a chain of events where goons discover that heating it to a certain temperature and inhaling it via a balloon gives the user wild hallucinations of the future or times long past. Gradually, this becomes known as “doing the Kessel Run” with posters lambasting others for not doing a high enough dose as “dumping their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.” The thread eventually dwindles off as the most prolific posters abruptly stop posting, leading many to speculate that they’ve OD’d. In actuality, they’ve discovered the first steps toward traveling through time and space, a fact that won’t be realized until archaeologists unearth a new part of the Parisian catacombs and find a slightly newer skeleton wearing a Casio wristwatch next to a much older skeleton with “MY NIGGA HAVE YOU TRIED LSD?!” scrawled on a nearby wall with the ashes of a dead torch.
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pantslesswithwolves posted:There’s probably a 19-page thread in TCC from 2010 with an average 4.14 rating where some poster talks about their experiences with a compound called 5-NMP3s-Dioxide-Ferro-Bismuth-69-DPT-dimethylbenzanote-81, which sets in motion a chain of events where goons discover that heating it to a certain temperature and inhaling it via a balloon gives the user wild hallucinations of the future or times long past. Gradually, this becomes known as “doing the Kessel Run” with posters lambasting others for not doing a high enough dose as “dumping their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.” The thread eventually dwindles off as the most prolific posters abruptly stop posting, leading many to speculate that they’ve OD’d. In actuality, they’ve discovered the first steps toward traveling through time and space, a fact that won’t be realized until archaeologists unearth a new part of the Parisian catacombs and find a slightly newer skeleton wearing a Casio wristwatch next to a much older skeleton with “MY NIGGA HAVE YOU TRIED LSD?!” scrawled on a nearby wall with the ashes of a dead torch. 
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pantslesswithwolves posted:There’s probably a 19-page thread in TCC from 2010 with an average 4.14 rating where some poster talks about their experiences with a compound called 5-NMP3s-Dioxide-Ferro-Bismuth-69-DPT-dimethylbenzanote-81, which sets in motion a chain of events where goons discover that heating it to a certain temperature and inhaling it via a balloon gives the user wild hallucinations of the future or times long past. Gradually, this becomes known as “doing the Kessel Run” with posters lambasting others for not doing a high enough dose as “dumping their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.” The thread eventually dwindles off as the most prolific posters abruptly stop posting, leading many to speculate that they’ve OD’d. In actuality, they’ve discovered the first steps toward traveling through time and space, a fact that won’t be realized until archaeologists unearth a new part of the Parisian catacombs and find a slightly newer skeleton wearing a Casio wristwatch next to a much older skeleton with “MY NIGGA HAVE YOU TRIED LSD?!” scrawled on a nearby wall with the ashes of a dead torch. 5
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Hannibal Rex posted:https://twitter.com/gigaj0ule/status/1686814611658715136?t=dqrVfVvXDy3W3IEL0u2UQw&s=19 The paper describes basically a holy grail cancer drug, they found a molecule that is able to selectively interrupt reproduction of cancer cells across a broad list of cancers, and can cause lethal damage to those cancers via interrupting that process. Normal cells don't interact with the cancer drug, only tumors, so no observed toxicity or side effects in normal cells, since they literally give no fucks about the molecule. It's neat but until it gets to wider human trials it's mostly theory. Animal models can't simulate all possible interactions of human biology with a drug. orange juche fucked around with this message at 03:18 on Aug 4, 2023 |
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pantslesswithwolves posted:There’s probably a 19-page thread in TCC from 2010 with an average 4.14 rating where some poster talks about their experiences with a compound called 5-NMP3s-Dioxide-Ferro-Bismuth-69-DPT-dimethylbenzanote-81, which sets in motion a chain of events where goons discover that heating it to a certain temperature and inhaling it via a balloon gives the user wild hallucinations of the future or times long past. Gradually, this becomes known as “doing the Kessel Run” with posters lambasting others for not doing a high enough dose as “dumping their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.” The thread eventually dwindles off as the most prolific posters abruptly stop posting, leading many to speculate that they’ve OD’d. In actuality, they’ve discovered the first steps toward traveling through time and space, a fact that won’t be realized until archaeologists unearth a new part of the Parisian catacombs and find a slightly newer skeleton wearing a Casio wristwatch next to a much older skeleton with “MY NIGGA HAVE YOU TRIED LSD?!” scrawled on a nearby wall with the ashes of a dead torch. I suddenly have hope for society.
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orange juche posted:The paper describes basically a holy grail cancer drug, they found a molecule that is able to selectively interrupt reproduction of cancer cells across a broad list of cancers, and can cause lethal damage to those cancers via interrupting that process. Normal cells don't interact with the cancer drug, only tumors, so no observed toxicity or side effects in normal cells, since they literally give no fucks about the molecule. Yeah, cant recall off the top of my head but I think I recall something else like this popping up before and went into phase 1 and never heard about it again. Could be getting confused. I am optimistic, but there's a long road from here to functional therapeutic.
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stealie72 posted:All the dipshit had to do was shut up, let a couple books get ghost written, and take corporate speaking gigs where he'd spend 30 minutes talking about 9/11, and he would have been set for a life most of us could only dream of obtaining. Instead, he let his loving idiot sexpest id out and here we are. rudy was a huge piece of poo poo even back before 9/11. people talk about 'oh rudy changed' or his apparent head injury in later years after which he changed, but it's all masking the fact that rudy has always been a human dumpster fire. his political circumstances were better very briefly, but his personal life was always inevitably going to drag him down because rudy is just a bad guy with no values, not even self preservation. dude just thinks with his dick with zero regard for anything else and it's been that way since the judith nathan stuff 20+ years ago
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pantslesswithwolves posted:There’s probably a 19-page thread in TCC from 2010 with an average 4.14 rating where some poster talks about their experiences with a compound called 5-NMP3s-Dioxide-Ferro-Bismuth-69-DPT-dimethylbenzanote-81, which sets in motion a chain of events where goons discover that heating it to a certain temperature and inhaling it via a balloon gives the user wild hallucinations of the future or times long past. Gradually, this becomes known as “doing the Kessel Run” with posters lambasting others for not doing a high enough dose as “dumping their shipments at the first sign of an Imperial cruiser.” The thread eventually dwindles off as the most prolific posters abruptly stop posting, leading many to speculate that they’ve OD’d. In actuality, they’ve discovered the first steps toward traveling through time and space, a fact that won’t be realized until archaeologists unearth a new part of the Parisian catacombs and find a slightly newer skeleton wearing a Casio wristwatch next to a much older skeleton with “MY NIGGA HAVE YOU TRIED LSD?!” scrawled on a nearby wall with the ashes of a dead torch.  Wombot posted:You tell me any news headline and I don't immediately disbelieve it.
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My first intro to TCC was clicking it on accident, meaning to select GiP, and the top red text(? Something to get your attention besides the all caps RIP GOON) that was the infamous dude who cooked himself/wife asking for help to do some fraud. That was a real weird thread to fall into thinking it was GiP. I got a few pages in before I realized.
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https://today.lorientlejour.com/article/1345345/the-ghosts-of-hangar-12.html Remember when Beirut harbor blew up? That cargo of ammonium nitrate probably was intended for Syria, and a bunch of it might have been gone by the time it exploded. The investigation has since been stymied by assassinations presumably tied to Hezbollah.
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Herstory Begins Now posted:rudy was a huge piece of poo poo even back before 9/11. people talk about 'oh rudy changed' or his apparent head injury in later years after which he changed, but it's all masking the fact that rudy has always been a human dumpster fire. his political circumstances were better very briefly, but his personal life was always inevitably going to drag him down because rudy is just a bad guy with no values, not even self preservation. dude just thinks with his dick with zero regard for anything else and it's been that way since the judith nathan stuff 20+ years ago 
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