/sci/ - Science & Math

https://tealswan.com/resources/articles/cancer-how-to-cure-cancer-r332/

>>15926160
>why was I brought to this world

>>15926177
you are anti life?

>>15926171
Almost stopped reading after the "two camps of thought." Completely stopped reading after "The first thing to understand is that all things in this universe are made of energy; the same energy. And that energy that makes up all that is, is imbued with consciousness."
What utter garbage

>>15926566
>What utter garbage
I like the whole idea of energy field you can just get heal by using your thoughts

>>15926616
>I like the whole idea
that's exactly the point dimwit. because of you liking the idea grifters go wild

>>15926473
No, just anti new suffering.

>>15926566
If you have cancer you might as well give it a try.

If it doesn't work, you can try the wonders of modern medicine and see how that goes.

>>15926715
what can happen is that you enter a different frame which attracts different behavior which in quite a few cases might take away the bad habit that's generating/maintaining your issue.
it's not the fucking energies, but weirdly enough it ACTS as if it were a sort of metaphorical energy. you can see it that way as well, metaphorically, because it is in a way. if you pay enough attention you will understand they are complementary in a sorts, these seemingly opposing views.

>>15926160
Cancer patients are put on very high doses of morphine so how can dying from it be painful?

>>15926177
Antinatalism only gets rid of people with self-control.

>>15926177
Yes, if you have the capacity to see that something needs to be done about suffering, make sure you don't have kids! It ends with you! This is definitely a coherent plan!

>>15926744
Emotional dread

>>15926744
I've been on max doses of opiates, and ketamine as a bonus. I've still experienced excruciating pain, 9/10 non-stop. Sleeping is not an option, you're just caught in a cycle of pain, not being able to think about anything else.
Well, I'm fine with euthanasia now.

>>15926816
It's insane how taboo euthanasia is, we euthanize animals if we think they're suffering too much, why aren't humans allowed this courtesy? My dog died from advanced liver failure from cancer a few years ago, hearing his pained whimpers go quiet when the vet injected him made me realize it was always the right thing to do. I will never forget how he looked at me, begging me to end the pain somehow.

>>15926837
Because statist cucks make a mad dash to ruin it the second it's allowed in any capacity. When poverty is declared to be a terminal illness, people will say euthanasia is the problem.

>>15926160
> when can we cure all cancer
There are no profits on that, they make money selling useless treatments that only get in the way of the body healing itself and make it worse.

>>15926160
reminder that cancer has been around for at least 70 years and there are still no effective tests or cures for it

>>15927179
death has been here for millions of years and there are still no effective cures for it

>>15926160
this is one of the reasons I have become an avid supporter of voluntary euthanasia
there will always be people who will want to end their lives one way or another they should have a way to do it safely and in a controlled environment, a suicide attempt could fail or traumatize others
it's really a travesty it's not a thing in more countries

>>15926713
No, you're anti-life. You're just an even more retarded variation on it than the typical abortion variety. No less a psyop victim, however.

>>15927179
cancer has been here for much much longer than just 70 years

>>15926160
THC (not cbd!) is the cure: https://mahead.livejournal.com/12991.html
(its dark side is that overdose may cause psychosis, but that psychosis is temprary, so maybe the therapy should be accompanied by a qualified psychologist. Maybe some ai assistant should be able to convince the patient to calm down.

>>15927179
We have been studying cancer for over 100 years by now.
I swear being a scientitst focusing on cancer must be the confiest job.
Nobody expects anything from you so you don't have to work and you can just take the pay check without remorse.

>>15926473
Of course. Any rational observer would be.

>>15929554
Dear retarded rational observer, please stop drinking alcohol, most of your irredeemable problems will vanish.
Unlike you, I'm not just an observer, so I consider it my duty to make this world a better place for everybody.

>>15926756
>something needs to be done about suffering
There’s nothing we can do.

>>15929558
https://gprivate.com/68er8

>>15929561
You can get used to it, you can learn to enjoy it. You can do something about the cause of suffering.

>>15929567
here's an example of how I avoid suffering

>>15926160
A slow painful death from cancer can be easily be avoided by euthanizing people with cancer.

what's the deal with the cicada thing? do they come from underground once every 10 years or something or what

>>15926160
>when can we cure all cancer.
Like 70 years ago. It's not even difficult.

But treating it is worth trillions.

>>15930078
yeah steve jobs died ironically for the lulz