I’d be all for it but I’m actually not sure how much the public would like to spend on this topic with lots of other things to take care of too.
Billionaires on the other hand just collect wealth and don’t have to think about the public opinion. They could even market it as philanthropy.
I’m aware that they might want to keep a lid on it but that’s still better than no cure at all.
I didn’t anything about big pharma and intentionally not curing it. What I’m saying it’s concentrate the efforts and throw more money on it, especially the money of billionaires.
I’m following cancer research pretty closely since a lot of family members died to it (different types of cancer), my father has it and I have a precancerous condition. I know there’s progress and effort. I just wish for it to accelerate and I sincerely believe that billionaires could do that.
I don’t wish cancer on anyone but I also kind of wish it on all the billionaires in the hope that they’d use their unfathomable amounts of wealth and power to “solve” this horrible disease.
Make a new Manhattan project of it. Get all the researchers together, throw money and resources on them until they find a cure for it. Fast!
Aren’t they always on the outside?
Thank you for the research. I’ve been there once, mostly around Kronstadt / Brasov and it’s really beautiful and a lot of historical buildings still exist
A lot of the region there was settled by Saxons in the middle ages but I’ve no idea why they called it Siebenbürgen
Where does this lore come from? I’ve never heard of super earth
Look up gas prices in Europe and you’ll feel better. Be aware prices are in liters, not gallons and the Euro is worth more than the dollar. E.g. today in Germany in my region 2.27 Euro for a liter.
I was hoping for HP Lovecraft
My parents still have a 4 digit number, we also had one until the cable company f’ed up about a year or two ago
Deprimierend
Ok but it also implies that there’s historical data about normal / average amounts of penis licking.
How does he know?
I read it a few years ago and to me it was a difficult read. Not that I didn’t like it but in my mind it didn’t resemble the movie very much. Or more like… how could anyone read this and then think “let’s make a movie of this”?
I’m not sure which technology Brother uses but it kind of sounds like a damaged OPC to me. The printer might have multiple of them for the different colors. I think in consumer printers the OPC is often replaced together with the toner as a single unit but again, I’m not sure what brother uses.
Black and white is more common in laser printers, less complex, cheaper and it takes up less room.
Laser printers don’t just shoot color particles on the paper like ink jet / piezo printers.
They “magnetize” a photo conductor so the toner particles stick to it and then usually transfer it to the paper using pressure and then fix it using heat. You can’t really do the first part for multiple colors at the same time so color lasers can get pretty complex to repeat this process for each color (CMKY, sometimes more).
So why not an ink printer instead?
Ich hab den Eindruck, dass die lieben Ärzte bei allem was nicht direkt sichtbar ist (Knochenbrüche, Wunden) und nicht mit standard Bluttests gefunden werden kann, auch ziemlich im Dunkeln tippen. Dann kommt’s drauf an wie viel Zeit sie sich nehmen und wie viel Bock sie auf Nachforschen haben. Ansonsten wohl eher die Mentalität Patienten mit Medikamenten gegen die Symptome oder Krankschreibung wegschicken und wenn es was ernstes ist werden sie wohl wieder kommen oder nen Krankenwagen rufen.
Ist aber nur mein Eindruck, ich hab keine Ärzte im Bekanntenkreis.