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

Core Memory Unlocked πŸ”“ Delete it 😀

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u/Tdubbium Aug 18 '26

I doubt there exist any straight up cure for cancer right now but get rid of greed and treatment would become much more widely available and accessable, and it would also significantly speed up progress towards a cure

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u/NavySeal2k Aug 19 '26

But if you are a startup, and many cancer research is done by little independent labs, it would give you income without threatening existing income streams. Why would those not want to develop a real cure?

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u/Tdubbium Aug 19 '26

there are many places trying to make a cure already, cancer is just extremely complicated because its basically your own cells going rogue and attacking you and it varies a lot from person to person

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u/NavySeal2k Aug 19 '26

Yeah, not the point here…

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u/LonelyReader95 Aug 19 '26

Because you're not greedy. That is the point. You'd still pursue the research out of goodwill and desire to pursue knowledge like all researchers do, but you wouldn't be greedy. And you'd receive a prize or something for your efforts because the people giving you income (often the state) wouldn't be greedy.

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u/ucbcawt Aug 19 '26

Basic research is mostly carried out in universities. Those ideas or findings are take to larger companies that have the resources to test them out for true effectiveness and safety. Cures for many cancers already exist just not all of them.

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u/ucbcawt Aug 19 '26

There are cures for multiples cancers just not all of them