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Re: Penguin Pete Debunks "Ease of Use" in GNU/Linux Myths

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____/ Gregory Shearman on Friday 01 Jul 2011 12:44 : \____

> On 2011-07-01, Homer <usenet@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Verily I say unto thee, that Roy Schestowitz spake thusly:
>>
>>> The problem comes when people replace real treatment with this
>>> placebo, like when the evangelicals have people throw away their pills
>>> (and then die)
>>
>> Yes, that is foolish, but then there are also times when medical
>> treatment isn't much help either, or indeed actually causes death.
>>
>> Both my parents died from diseases they contracted /inside/ the
>> hospitals they were admitted to, for example.
> 
> Yeah, my mother died at age 64 from cancer. Nothing stopped it. All the
> doctors did, the chemo, the radiation, etc, and they just couldn't stop
> it. Yet my father got cancer a few years ago and was treated and was
> cured. Sometimes it seems that these things are delivered to us all at
> random. Actually, it is *exactly* like it is delievered to us at random.

My grandmother died from cancer and medical treatment probably gave her several more
months to live. Smoking was too much though...

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		~~ Best of wishes

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