 Originally Posted by Linkzelda41
No, I'm saying that another industry should be in charge of regulations without the outrageous costs to test them, especially if a professor can do it with a teacher's salary...
We will never be close to eradicating HIV, at least not in this generation or even the next. The reason why it's so much of a challenge in the first place is because it does the opposite from the typical DNA-->RNA process, which means that it is prone to make mistakes, which means there can be more mutations. What may be the key to almost eradicating it maybe become useless once there is a mutation that can resist it. Until HIV (the components of what makes its composition) turns into a perfectionist, and by that I mean not making any mistakes to cause mutations, it's going to be a constant tackle in eradicating HIV.
It isn't something you can just "cure" with a one quick fix miracle. Eventually, these "cures" will die out because they aren't enough to tackle the mutations. And these multiple fatal diseases are nothing compared to more that will become apparent in the future. The more you delay regulations because of extreme and outrageous price ranges, the more the virus is going to be harder to fix because it will continue to mutate, and unless you have something that can mutate along with it and keep up (Bacteriophages is the key here), seeing major diseases destroyed is idealism.
As much as what the textbook and media gives you about finding all these "cures" and solutions, they are only temporary. Everyone is going to be happy until something happens and the disease fucks up the effectiveness. Small pox, sure, that's pretty much gone, but HIV is different.
If you can find a way to stop the reverse process (you can only delay it for a while, but not completely because by then the strand is already in the genetic makeup, and once it's there...hope you can live long enough for it).
And even there's a solution to destroy the cells, it's already embedded to the human cells that it would be rocket science to find a way compel your body to think it's not some other virus trying to kill the virus that it thinks is a part of it.
And like I said, bacteriophages do not affect humans in any way. They are one of the prime examples of something that can mutate (medicine and vaccines cannot mutate, therefore it's perfect for bacteriophages to be used instead of these temporary cures these "chemists" are making.
Yes but we have fast-tracked trials and review systems for that reason.
It only takes 2 years or so for an updated drug/vaccines to be approved. Like flu strains, malaria drugs etc.
Instead of 10 years for new ones.
Afaik the only major hurdle to HIV vaccines is that the virus can hide in a hibernation type state and therefore go undetected by the immune system. Otherwise it could fairly easily be eradicated as well.
And if we stop using anti-bacterial soaps in every bathroom, there's no real reason why viruses and bacteria would become more harmful/dangerous.
 Originally Posted by Linkzelda41
We are humans god damn it, we can't stop anything that is around us without knowing something else is growing more and more. We need germs and diseases, even the ones that can kill us. If we lived in a germ-free world, we wouldn't even be alive for so long in the first place! (Competition between micro-organisms is what aids us in the first place)
Man fuck this shit! What's the point!??!!? Everyone just dishes out general nonsense of things getting better for everyone....it's not...it's ALL IN YOUR HEAD....GOD FUCKING DAMN IT...this is why it isn't worth it saving humans in the first place! UGH!$!$
 No matter what you say, no matter what solutions come out of this, there's nothing you can do to stop germs and diseases from killing us all. It's only delaying the inevitable, and yet we are still in this illusion that there's still hope. THERE IS NO HOPE!!! Live in this illusion and enjoy it while you can.
But noooooo, Link here is just saying bullshit, no one believes me...one day I will be recognized...
That ^ I definitely agree with. I have come to exactly the same conclusion.
I just literally see no point in.... well, basically what you said.
Yeah we'll save people for a while but we're just gonna keep making the same mistakes because we have no rational philosophy for the most part. Well, we do, but people aren't willing to accept it because they love their illusions too much.
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