<Althego>
would be better with sb16 and gus between adlib and roalnd
<Mat2ch>
the sb16 came later, I think
<Mat2ch>
1987 adlib and 1992 SB16
<sandbox>
it was sad when everything started to use recordings
<Mat2ch>
but on the other hand finally everyone could enjoy good music.
<Mat2ch>
And then many games didn't focus on the music anymore
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<xxcoder>
that cancer thing nice Mat2ch
<Mat2ch>
yeah, we might get a blood test every few years sometimes in the future and then treatment an start early.
<Mat2ch>
*can start
<xxcoder>
amazing isnt it
<Althego>
treatment is still not going to well for cancer
<Mat2ch>
There are several cancer variants that have been a death sentence a few years ago and are now just an injection.
<Althego>
yes there is some progress
<Althego>
so what happened to the mrna based thing? the whole mrna covid vaccine approach was originally meant for cancer
<Mat2ch>
and there was this one scientist with uncurable cancer who had her cancer injected with two different viruses and then her immune system cleared out the virus and the cancer...
<Mat2ch>
ah, no, just made it shrink and had it then removed.
<xxcoder>
interesting. quite a risk, but then she would have died early anyway
<Mat2ch>
I don't think there is much of a risk here. She knew what she was doing, did everything in a controlled environment and yes, had not much to lose.
<Mat2ch>
I know of someone who had cancer in its last stage and all of a sudden his immune system started to cleanup all of the cancer cells.
<Mat2ch>
So it is entirely possible to program our immune system to a specific cancer cell and let it destroy them
<xxcoder>
when it wasnt in-depth test with many people, it always carries with it a risk, even if she knew
<xxcoder>
if it was me, and I knew stuff like that, I probably would have tried it
<xxcoder>
its my own life, and her, hers.
<Mat2ch>
tbh in her situation I would like to be experimented on. What is there to lose? Not much. But so much to win.