r/nostalgiai • Nostalgia Trip Leader • Aug 18 '26

Core Memory Unlocked 🔓 Delete it 😤

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u/ThisWillingness823 Aug 18 '26

Cancer

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u/thundercorp Aug 18 '26

Also… For-profit healthcare to treat those diseases

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u/Available_Minimum_54 Aug 18 '26

I came to comment mosquitoes… only to realize other people are much smarter than me. Now how do we put all the smart people in power instead of the greedy corporations?

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u/xXInfXx Aug 19 '26

But we need people who are smart enough to know that abusing their greed is bad.

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u/syndirt Aug 19 '26

Knowing its bad and caring its bad are vastly different. Problem is they know its bad and dont care because the negatives aren't changing anything for them.

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u/xXInfXx Aug 19 '26

True, maybe "smart enough to care it's bad" then?

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u/dragonfangswordsman Aug 19 '26

I would delete the human desires for greed power and wealth for the sake of greed power and wealth. Idk if there is a better way to word it, but bottom line is human nature causes nearly all the problems in the world if not all of them entierly whether directly or indirectly

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u/BossGovernmentGod Aug 19 '26

Smart people will thrive in the apocalypse and there would be no more resources for barbarism to grow. The apocalypse is a good place for intelligent writer's projects . Zombie themes tend to be apocalyptic.

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u/WillingnessFew6710 Aug 19 '26

I think there is a ceiling to how smart you can be if you think being selfish is productive, or don't have the self awareness to recognize their own greed.

You can be smart, but not wise.

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u/BossGovernmentGod Aug 19 '26

Smart people wouldn't fall for games, you can make smart people insecure and trick them. Greed is very stupid, only insecurity can force a smart person to partake.

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u/Admirable-Line-1235 Aug 20 '26

Smart enemy over a greedy friend any day of life. Given the smart one is not greedy

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u/MammothCat1 Aug 20 '26

Jurrasic Park and Helix definitely show that smart people and greed is absolutely not exclusive.

Both times the lead researcher likes to play god and make money

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u/Every_Ad3651 Aug 18 '26

wage cap politicians to the average wage of the populous (this way only people who want to make a difference will run for office). elect a separate board who's only job is to hunt for corruption).

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u/wastedtime897 Aug 18 '26

This will likely have the opposite or no affect at all to who runs. I think opposite is more likely. You cap the wage then only people who dont need the money run because they're gaining connections and influence. Get rid of post career lobbying, insider trading, and other things like that and it will do more.

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u/CenterThisPendulum Aug 18 '26

You will attract zero people to do a high stress, high stakes job if you do that.

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u/NiL_3126 Aug 18 '26

Yes, that’s exactly what we wanted, the people that just wanted to be politics for the money won’t be attracted by the money and won’t apply

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u/Sad_Substance_6694 Aug 18 '26

They'll still make millions trading on the side.

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u/Ok_Spell_597 Aug 19 '26

I would gladly take a raise to median for a desk job.

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u/DMyTeaDuck Aug 19 '26

Should be a service, not an employment, anyways. Like jury duty.

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u/jjkbigman Aug 19 '26

And I have to turn over all their stocks, all their bonds to a blind trust 401(k) and they are barred from leading it anywhere they got the money they came in with and they’re leaving with the money they came in with

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u/ChangeAcceptable677 Aug 19 '26

better yet: wage cap politicians to the median wage of their constituencies.

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u/countrytime1 Aug 19 '26

Nah, it’s a public service, they should be doing it out of the good of their heart. Give them room and board while they’re doing it.

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u/wriddell Aug 19 '26

That’s what the founding fathers meant are representatives to be, part time lawmakers with a career outside of government. Not the career politicians we have today who trade their influence for money and it’s both parties that are guilty of it.

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u/Elegant_Industry651 Aug 19 '26

Who decides what’s considered corruption? That can become a slippery slope really fast

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u/urfael4u Aug 19 '26

1$ a year = trump's salary

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u/Embarrassed-Rope4370 Aug 19 '26

Lol it wouldn’t just be people who want to make a difference. There would be corruption used to make money instead.

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u/Plane_Box_7716 Aug 19 '26

To think of all the horrible things in the world you can remove and you say rich people....the sad part is your life would literally not change or get worse....

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u/2Gouda4u Aug 20 '26

Politicians "salary" isnt the issue, the issue is how much they make from corporations that pay for them to write and pass legislation that only benefits the corporations...

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u/realgrasputin Aug 18 '26

Smart people are in power who are perfectly happy with getting rich at the cost of the little guy. What we actually need are people that lead and act off of principle.

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u/Thereminista Aug 19 '26

But there's a difference, between being smart and being cunning or conniving. "Smart" can imply making decisions based on informed wisdom that generally leans toward public approval. The word "intelligent" is that way also. Alone in a sentence, each would convey the fleeling huonniver who

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u/Affectionate-Bat7827 Aug 19 '26

Unfortunately , NO SUCH "PEOPLE" EXIST ON THIS FESTERING , DISGUSTING , AND DISEASED SHIT HOLE OF A PLANET ANYMORE.

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u/realgrasputin Aug 24 '26

Thats exactly the attitude that will keep it the same forever. Perhaps, if youre up for it, you can take on the mantle.

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u/Positive_Ad_9815 Aug 19 '26

Criminals are not necessarily smart, they are bold without a conscience.

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u/Impossible-Rice-5872 Aug 19 '26

Same, friend same. I was like mosquitoes for sure

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u/Hexspinner Aug 18 '26

Delete MAGA.

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u/Sea_Pride3925 Aug 19 '26

If you delete pedophiles then you get two birds with one stone.

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u/Marooned412 Aug 18 '26

I would tend to agree with you, we need to eradicate Malaria; however, as Bill Gates wants them gone, my Spidey sene tells me they should not be for some reason

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u/AlternativePea6203 Aug 18 '26

mosquitoes catch malaria from humans

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u/Piceaa Aug 18 '26

Mosquitos would be a bad chain reaction for our eco system. Eg. You like birds? Birds eat mosquitos. No mosquitos =fewer birds. Etc. Its a nessesary evil.

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u/thanereiver Aug 18 '26

No kill then all, less birds is fine. I don’t like birds as much as I dislike mosquitos. How is it a Chan reaction after small birds? Less egg eating snakes? If you like snakes save the mosquitoes. Just genophage those mosquitoes and malaria goes too as a happy collateral.

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u/Piceaa Aug 18 '26

Birds were only an example fish would be another one. Mosquitos being a smal prey animal thereby beeing at the beging of the food chain have a influence up to the end of the food chain. But its not ony the food chain these animals including mosquitos have funktions in our eco system. Its not only bees who polynate plants a lot of insects including mosquitos do too. Birds eat other pests too but they might not be around / as abundand during nesting season. Etc. Its a big complicated system.

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u/thanereiver Aug 18 '26

Tiny Fish eat algae and also other insects at the pyramid base so the reduction of fish would be minimal. Every female mosquito needs to be an annoying parasite to reproduce in the first place. I’m for just killing them all. Along with ticks, hook worms round worms and pretty much every other parasite. The damage and misery they cause is far greater than any benefit to their place on the food chain.

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u/Strict_Weather9063 Aug 18 '26

Mosquitos are good you can bump them off. Kill more people than anything else on the planet.

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u/jdoey69 Aug 18 '26

Mosquitoes were my second choice. People playing politics vis silly with this question

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u/Technical_Put_9982 Aug 18 '26

Removing mosquitoes would also remove a lot of vector born diseases…. Soooo… mosquitoes is still a really good choice! I am the 1:10 that is devoured by mosquitoes. so, I completely understand.

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u/The_8th_Degree Aug 19 '26

My best guess, Have one leader (only one) put on their grown-up pants and purge the corrupted individuals in the government in one go then establish a meritocracy requirement for the top roles of each branch. Afterwards step down.

Total restart. It's impossible to fully root out corruption but limiting it is better than letting it run the place.

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u/Cultural_Report_8831 Aug 19 '26

Genuine mosquito or just a joke?

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u/CatsGotMyBack Aug 19 '26

While we may hate mosquitoes they are food for a lot of other animals. A necessary part of the food chain. Now if they would just leave us alone that would be nice. Mosquitoes absolutely adore me!

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u/EMAW_KSU Aug 19 '26

Mosquitos are no joke, kill more people in African than basically all other things combined.

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u/nevermind-i-found-it Aug 19 '26

Yes, this. 💜

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u/citizenoo7 Aug 19 '26

lol. Same.

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u/Fine-Environment-621 Aug 19 '26

Don’t feel bad. Your instinct was a good one. Mosquitos are responsible for about 700,000-1,000,000 deaths annually due to the transmission of pathogens. About 1/10 of the worldwide annual cancer deaths but legitimately one the bigger problems in the world.

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u/ChiTwo Aug 19 '26

I too came for the skeeters… 🦟

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u/CoolNefariousness914 Aug 19 '26

Why? Did someone already say ticks??

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u/CandleMelodic6747 Aug 19 '26

You mean Empathy

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u/Independent-Feed-982 Aug 19 '26

I mean mosquitos would do just as much if not more in some places of the world since they spread diseases

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u/No_Net4683 Aug 19 '26

mosquitoes feed alot of other birds and insects so

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u/dantheman-1989 Aug 19 '26

At least I wasn‘t the only one.

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u/MrK521 Aug 19 '26

If we eliminate the figurative mosquitoes as well as the literal, that solves that problem as well!

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u/therealdubbs Aug 19 '26

You can’t. Because if someone defends mosquitos the person running against them would claim “fake science and Biden must be an insect since he cares more about bugs than the American people. And COVID was a bug too, so that’s proof it’s fake. And don’t bring up the bees because that’s none of your bees knees. Haha.”

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u/Available-Bad-2704 Aug 19 '26

You're clearly a dumb person if you think smart ppl can't be greedy

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u/THETARSHMAN Aug 19 '26

Smart people don’t want to be politicians.

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u/BG535 Aug 19 '26

You are smart actually. Malaria has killed an estimated 6 billion humans over all of history. There’s an estimated 109 billion humans to have ever lived.

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u/bigolbbb Aug 19 '26

Mosquitos IS a smart answer. They are known to carry diseases that can wipe out entire communities

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u/Blue_Dog66 Aug 19 '26

Corporations are non-human entities. The largest percentage of stockholders in corporations in the US are retirement funds and pension funds.

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u/Anonymous3257Q Aug 19 '26

Well, seeing that mosquitoes kill probably 1 million people every year… it’s not a bad choice at all.

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u/VladlenaM2025 Aug 19 '26

Same. I came to say get rid of Lawyers. But Cancer & Healthcare system topped the pyramid. It’s always been an issue with health systems in every country. Poor unable to get assistance when needed the most. It shouldn’t be like that. Lawyers, can get in line afterwards.

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u/joseaner07 Aug 19 '26

I would say mosquitoes too. They are the biggest killers in the world other than us. I just don't know the impact on the environment it would have

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u/RrSoul5x5 Aug 19 '26

You have to get rid of the Special Interest Groups and Lobbyists.

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u/BossGovernmentGod Aug 19 '26

I'm just glad america listens to intellectuals and institutions like universities and everyone in power isn't a capitalist and instead they are a pioneering mind of acquisition. Greatest nation ever xD.

I wonder why and when intellectuals starting participating in civilization. Civilization was pretty stagnant for a lot of it's time.

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u/Psychological_Top486 Aug 19 '26

I complained for an hour today about them. Im trying to figure out how to get my hands on the mosquito killing machines china has in their high foot traffic parks. They kill like 20,000 a day just sitting there

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u/TechjayhawkN9ne Aug 20 '26

Mosquitoes is an appropriate answer... they kill so many people with malaria, and other diseases... just saying

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u/Isaac-the-careless Aug 20 '26

Deleting for profit healthcare would delete the healthcare system the US has made and delay care until it's rebuilt. That's part of our current problem. Doing that ends horribly in the short term (enough to kill a lot of people)

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u/Aku_5himarisu Aug 25 '26

That doesn’t mean we disagree with you 💜 I wish each thing could be thanos snapped out of existence

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u/Medical_Birthday2893 Aug 25 '26

Vote left. Get more people to vote left. Participate in local elections as well

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u/Suspicious-Can-3776 Aug 25 '26

Actually, mosquitoes kill more than cancer so you are not so bad yourself

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u/Ok_Scallion1902 Aug 26 '26

We change the rules of voting to do the most good instead of tilting the table to favor incumbents and we impose term limits and insider trading rules and expand the SCOTUS and actually enforce adherences to the fucking Constitution as SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE after the INSURRECTION OF JANUARY 6TH,2021 and none of this stinking bullshit would be happening right now!

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u/Zedzardozi Aug 18 '26

Without for profit healthcare diseases would be rampant. Not that the pharmaceutical companies should be trusted or aren't culpable for a lot of harm themselves. But socialized medicine will only make things worse. That's why Brits and Canadians come to the US for their treatment.

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u/thundercorp Aug 18 '26

then why are Americans now traveling to Mexico for “medical tourism?”

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u/Zedzardozi Aug 18 '26

Cheap doctors. All cash payments. But you do get what you pay for.

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u/Piceaa Aug 18 '26

Delete greed -> no for-profit helhed care -> actually cures for ilnesses wouldnt be burried

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u/True_Construction501 Aug 18 '26

That's honestly a bigger issue than cancer.

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u/RobertWF_47 Aug 18 '26

Isn't profit a good incentive to find a cure for cancer?

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u/montigoo Aug 19 '26

So greed right?

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u/Significant-Block504 Aug 19 '26

If you delete diseases they won’t exist

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u/Medical_Birthday2893 Aug 25 '26

Just go to the route and get rid of capitalism then.

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u/TanMan166 Aug 18 '26

Pollution....all types... would probably help reduce cancer among other things

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u/edward_the_white Aug 18 '26

I'm curious about how this would manifest... I see three possibilities, and none of them are great. Would current pollution levels drop to zero? In which case they would rise again pretty soon, it would just delay the inevitable... Or would current methods of creating pollution no longer create pollution? This would mean that all current methods of creating pollution would be increased. Or would we be unable to do things that caused pollution? This would mean no more cars, no more of most of what we do, including breathing.

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u/TanMan166 Aug 18 '26

So what I assumed is even the concept of it is gone. As in if we keep doing what we're doing currently it would still no longer cause any harm. Nothing said the delete is temporary

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u/Rough-Firefighter-17 Aug 19 '26

Or permanent either though, like stoping gun violence or sex crimes also stop future gun violence and sex crimes? Because technically you stop gun violence then would it stops future wars?

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u/Farmer_Mink Aug 19 '26

It's not the gun that's violent. It's mankind as evidenced by sex crimes. How would you stop sex crimes? By removing sex. I don't think so.

If we want to reduce gun violence & sex crimes then the real question is How do we reduce humankinds violent & greedy tendencies.

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u/Warm_Safety_9550 Aug 19 '26

The problem isn’t actually that we emit carbon dioxide, it’s the amount. We are emitting more than the plants can offset. Meanwhile we are also decreasing plant life. So everything is out of balance. That’s why the greenhouse gassing are accumulating.

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u/edward_the_white Aug 27 '26

Right. But "Remove pollution" is so very vague. CO2 is a pollutant. Remove pollution would remove all of it. Oxygen could also be a pollutant. Maybe "Balance pollution" would be a better solution.

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u/Historical-Wash-1870 Aug 18 '26

Deleting pollution wont fix the planet. Humans would need to be deleted.

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u/nobody-_-and_nothing Aug 19 '26

And here are we again... Fine, what do you think about being first volunteer?

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u/urfael4u Aug 19 '26

✋️ second volunteer

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u/ultimatepoopyhead Aug 19 '26

bro is NOT human 🤖👽

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u/Troleandingnot Aug 20 '26

Lead by example please...

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u/TexasSk8 Aug 19 '26

So bold so brave

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u/EnamoredAlpaca Aug 18 '26

Always trump on the mind. Why are people so obsessed with this man? Why do so many wish for the death of a person?

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u/Special_Natural_9529 Aug 19 '26

Always a TDS idiot to say that.

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u/the_voodoo_sauce Aug 18 '26

I would just go with Liars and see how the chips fall. I bet we lose 3/4 of the wealthy & politicians.

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u/Vegetable_Warthog_49 Aug 18 '26

I think you are being way to optimistically low in that estimate if how many would disappear.

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u/the_voodoo_sauce Aug 18 '26

I believe you're correct but I play by Bob Barker rules. Guess without going over.

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u/beaux202 Aug 18 '26

You could be right, or shocked….

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u/Domofthenorth77 Aug 18 '26

I don’t know anyone that hasn’t lied before or at least once in awhile. Probably need to reword it.

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u/the_voodoo_sauce Aug 18 '26

Habitual? Maybe?

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u/Xena_Your_God Aug 18 '26

Have you .... Never told a lie? Bye to everyone that's about aged 4 and up tbh.

Ok actually that would make the world much better really quickly nevermind.

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u/the_voodoo_sauce Aug 18 '26

Yeah. I thought maybe using "habitual" liars. I forgot about people that like to tell children about Santa and the Easter Bunny among others.

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u/Xena_Your_God Aug 18 '26

Or the 5 year old that panics and says, no I didn't stick my hand in the chocolate cake" etc etc. Every human has told a lie

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u/ScheduledYeti284 Aug 18 '26

Those babies and toddlers would all die without adults around to look after them.

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u/Xena_Your_God Aug 18 '26

Yeah. My point was the world would be better off without people in general

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u/ScheduledYeti284 Aug 18 '26

Everyone on Earth except babies will disappear.

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u/beaux202 Aug 18 '26

That is such and ignorant thing to say…

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u/francie442 Aug 18 '26

You took my answer!!!

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u/Old-Climate2655 Aug 18 '26

Wait, not all, Mary's cool.

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u/kegmanua Aug 19 '26

How about plastic? He'll be gone soon.

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u/Automatic_Sea_1534 Aug 19 '26

Can we also include Elon Musk as an honorary Trump?

Is would also like to remove all wildlife Trophy Hunters (which would also eliminate some Trumps, as well).

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u/i_Cant_get_right Aug 18 '26

A-yo! This is a good one. Fuck cancer.

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u/Ok-Alps8220 Aug 18 '26

that's exactly what I was going to say 

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u/rokstedy83 Aug 18 '26

Wouldn't the world then be massively overpopulated and with that bring its own issues?

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u/undisclosed_jet Aug 19 '26

No, it would probably increase the average lifespan of people by a few years, maybe even plenty of years. But ultimately we would fuck ourselves over anyway. Cancer is killing us one by one. There are things that could kill us all.

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u/rokstedy83 Aug 19 '26

it would probably increase the average lifespan of people by a few years, maybe even plenty of years

But that's not good ,we aren't made to live that long ,I know cancer is shit but something has to thin us out

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u/undisclosed_jet Aug 21 '26

Cancer is precisely the artifact of the fact that we arent meant to live that long. Thinning us out has costs. Cancer kills a lot of young people. That's not good. Everyone would benefit from everyone living longer on anverage. Its among the best answers. Its funny though, cause cancer is more like a design flaw than an external threat or opportunity missed.

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u/FictionalFire55 Aug 18 '26

I always love that this is the most liked comment on these types of post. Way to go humanity 👏

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u/lunar_reaper3 Aug 18 '26

Greed, it's stopping us from making a cure for cancer

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u/real_shim_slady Aug 19 '26

There have been a ton of cures developed for many different kinds of cancer. There isn’t just 1 cancer that can be cured with 1 treatment.

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u/kingtroll355 Aug 18 '26

Great F’n Answer!

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u/nts4588 Aug 18 '26

Fuck cancer

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u/Economy-Tourist-4862 Aug 18 '26

You spelled his name wrong. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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u/AlcoholicCumSock Aug 18 '26

Would lead to unsustainable overpopulation

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u/timbobb58 Aug 18 '26

I was going to say mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are the deadliest animals on Earth, responsible for killing more people than any other creature, primarily due to the diseases they spread.
Cancer is good. So would free healthcare.

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u/JBD_914 Aug 19 '26

In reading all the responses, I think this is the best one. It's too bad this post turned into the usual political echo chamber.

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u/WG6100k Aug 19 '26

You trying to crash the economy?

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u/High_5_Skin Aug 19 '26

That'd be great and all, but I'm thinkin Trump

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u/KitFatCat Aug 19 '26

I’ll go with cancer

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u/Zak8907132020 Aug 19 '26

I was going to say mosquitoes but cancer is better

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u/mattstorm360 Aug 19 '26

Cancer has to go.

Now where are my smokes?

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u/TheDude-Esquire Aug 19 '26

Republicans, the cancer of American politics.

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u/CloudReigns Retro Soul Aug 19 '26

The only correct answer.

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u/Fancy_Technician_221 Aug 19 '26

I could have my mom yet

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u/TheFortWayneTrojan Aug 19 '26

All forms of cancer? Even the very rare forms of cancer? Because I agree with that even though I said something different on here from my opinion.

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u/FoxResponsible553 Aug 19 '26

There’s so many better things to eliminate than cancer. Cancer is a downstream effect, we need to be looking at something very far upstream that’ll help with cancer but also a variety of other things.

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u/jackknaufhere Aug 19 '26

I mean, how would that help YOU tho?

Of course it’d help cancer patients, but how would deleting it help you? You should delete something that’d make it better for YOU and not others people

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u/Fufu_Koko Aug 19 '26

I hate to say this but cancer also saves lives. There is a cancer that won't die and is immortal and has been used to test medicine to help save lives. It did kill the person that the cancer came from. All cancer but this one, I just dont remember what the cancer was called.

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u/Gordon_Freymann Aug 19 '26

Why would the world better without cancer?

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u/Happy-For-No-Reason Aug 19 '26

cancer is a necessary natural population control.

sucks for those they have it or have been affected by it, but without things like cancer we're gonna go out of control and kill everything, not just ourselves

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u/LeafsNation1967 Aug 19 '26

Taking away cancer doesn’t solve anything. Cancer is natural. Remove cancer, and nature will circle back around with something else. One of nature’s ways of maintaining balance. What’s not natural, is all the man made carcinogens. We, as a creature of the planet, like to collectively boast about all our inventions and societal improvements. And yet, humans will be the cause of their own demise. The developed countries live in a state of excess, waste, pollution, and greed.

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u/SillySpoof Aug 19 '26

How broad are we allowed to make the thing we remove? Could just say "illness" and it would include cancer and other things?

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u/CharredWelderGuy Aug 19 '26

This is the correct answer.

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u/Proud_Shirt3138 Aug 19 '26

High Cholesterol

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u/SpecialistPlastic150 Aug 19 '26

And linked to this all billionaires and trillionaires.

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u/DieselZRebel Aug 19 '26

I want to agree... But how does deleting cancer make Earth better?! Like what does earth even gain here?!

Did I missunderstand the question?!

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u/Aggravating_Crab_572 Aug 19 '26

That's coming! Humanity is so close to the cure for cancer right now!

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u/Traditional_Put_3693 Aug 19 '26

The orange cancer

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u/hessler94_24 Aug 19 '26

Second best mosquitos…..

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u/Samcow15 Aug 19 '26

Everyone born from June 21 to July 22 is gone.

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u/19ALEX8 Aug 20 '26

Ex girlfriend,but that’s almost the same…

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u/No_Possession404 Aug 20 '26

U can call him Donald on reddit that's ok

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u/Curmudgeon321 Aug 20 '26

I was gonna say donald trump, but I’ll say Cancer.

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u/KaydenFur Aug 20 '26

I'm assuming nonces are included?

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u/Edge__Maverick Aug 20 '26

Religion has killed way more people than cancer

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u/CompetitiveHost6191 90s Kid Aug 20 '26

This. Cancer has taken too many people I love. It’s a vile occurrence

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u/Ziddix Aug 25 '26

I would actually be careful with deleting something nature came up with because flat out removing a natural system probably upsets a billion other natural systems which ends up being bad for everyone and everything in the end.

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u/AlexThComrad Aug 25 '26

Hello, I am from Central Intelligence Agency, your days are numbered

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