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Re: So where did the first one come from?

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____/ Snit on Tuesday 05 Jul 2011 18:10 : \____

> Homer stated in post 45sbe8-g7l.ln1@xxxxxxxxxx on 7/5/11 9:53 AM:
> 
>> Verily I say unto thee, that Roy Schestowitz spake thusly:
>> 
>>> Science cannot prove there is no elephant under my bed, either. But there is
>>> no reason we should therefore assume it to be true.
>> 
>> Science cannot prove that cancer will ever be cured either. Does that
>> mean we should assume it /won't/?
> 
> Are you really so lost as to make such a non sequitur and think it is
> relevant?  There is no reason to assume that science will not find cures for
> disease... which has nothing to do with assuming that science will not prove
> the absence of something absurd.

Cancer is a whole host of issues relating to cell deformity and division. I don't
even quite classify cancer as disease because there's no germs in there. Cancer is
a malfunction of body growth which radiation and other factors help exacerbate. We
already know how to reduce the probability of cancer rather than try to remove cancerous tissue
when it's developed. A lot of people ignore warning signs.

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