Science gone wild--the sceptics view

[Allcanadian]

I thought I would start a thread on why the seemingly smart people in science continue to do really stupid things. this week we have-- http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101006104011.htm . Now I have to wonder if these half-wits have ever heard of mad-cow disease, that is when you feed dead cow parts which have probably died from some form of DISEASE to healthy cows which leads to mutations of the DISEASE which leads to more disease. Then these morons start injecting huge quantities of antibiotics to cure the disease which only further mutates the disease and the whole insane cycle repeats itself. Now the question which begs to be asked here is if these scientists are so damn smart then why in the hell have they not figured out that feeding dead animal parts to healthy animals in a closed loop type system is not only a bad idea but just plain stupid. In case anybody is wondering there are more than a few independent scientific reports that fish raised on "fish farms" are for the most part unhealthy if not toxic, go figure, now lets look at the situation --- Im going to cram as many of these damn critters into the smallest possible space so they are literally inhaling their own feces then I am going to feed them ground up fish parts from dead and possibly diseased fish in a closed loop system, pump them full of antibiotics and then sell it to the general public, I rest my case this is insanity at it's best.
Regards
AC

[ion]

On this issue, we are in complete agreement, AC

My big gripe is the $$$Cancer Industry$$$, having lost a couple of family members to their insane treatments.

I'll never understand how lowering the immune system with chemo and radiation is supposed to help.

Where it does seem to provide a cure, I wonder if it's not just the patients getting sick and tired of being poisoned, saying to themselves, "enough already, I've got to get better, or I won't survive the treatment"

[Grumpy]

I know 4 people that have survived cancer and chemo.  One even had lymphatic cancer. 

I think the idea behind chemo is to kill the cancer before the chemo kills you.

Some may have noticed that Rife said all cancer is caused by two viruses that he identified and our scientists have identified and created a vaccine for that virus that causes cervical cancer (HPV).

[Allcanadian]

@ Grumpy
I personally know a few people who "had" cancer and were told by the doctors there is nothing they can do, they were told they were going to die. I also have a close friend who was diagnosed with MS and his health went down hill in a matter of months, from a healthy active young man to walking with a cane, stumbling, falling, memory issues and blurred vision. Now today these people I know are perfectly healthy because every one of them sought "alternative treatment" in Mexico of all places. The cure for cancer amounted to drinking two glasses of medicine which tasted like fruit juice every day for two weeks and relaxing. It's kind of funny that just about everyone I talk to has lost all respect for doctors and the medical profession, everyone says they are little more than god damn drug pushers and I do not disagree. It is a terrible thing that so many respected professions have disgraced themselves, the problem is that all these people call themselves "experts" in their field but they are not. An expert makes things better, an expert solves problems--- they do not pretend they do not exist or say they cannot be fixed as any joe blow off the street can do this. It does not matter what they think they know, how many credentials they have or their education. If they cannot make things better than they were before then they are just another want-to-be, they are no expert in any way, shape or form as an expert must produce results which exceeds everyones expectations, they must solve the fundamental problems and not just do the same old shit as everyone else in their profession, it is not what we know it is what we do that matters.
Regards
AC