Cure for Cancer Delayed Again
Cancel culture claims another scalp.
A tiny fraction (~0.1%) of the human population have an IQ over 145. Most major breakthroughs in science, medicine, and technology are made by this tiny fraction.
And yet…just because a person is at or near genius level does not mean that they will be working in one of those fields. And of those who are, not all of them will have major breakthroughs. In fact, few will.
This means that we cannot afford to lose any of these geniuses. We cannot afford to lose them to whatever depopulation agenda may be underway at the behest of unknown shadow-lords. And we certainly cannot lose them to stupid left-wing cancel-culture nonsense.
Yet that is exactly what happened to MIT professor David Sabatini—who was making breakthroughs in cancer research before his career was torpedoed by outrage over a consensual relationship. The whole story is in the six-minute video below.
Sabatini might have gone on to cure cancer, or substantially contribute to curing cancer. Or maybe not—it’s a tough nut to crack. But he almost certainly won't now, thanks to malignant postmodern leftism.
Everyone who is fractionally responsible for creating the zeitgeist that led to his firing is fractionally responsible for firing the guy who may have helped cure cancer.
As sad as this is, I'm going to take this on a slight tangent and mention that the causes of and cures for cancer are largely known at this point. Cancers are caused by a combination of:
- Exposure to toxic chemicals (house paint, vaccines, pesticides, microplastics, you name it),
- Exposure to EMF,
- Incorrect diet not suited to the human body (too much sugar, inflammatory oils like seed oils, other junk food),
- Sedentary lifestyle/lack of exercise,
- Isolation and lack of group belonging.
- Some other things I'm likely forgetting.
Reverse that list for the cures to cancer. Cancer is a relatively new thing, it's largely a disease of modern civilization. Live in harmony with nature, eat a Paleo diet, exercise, stop sitting at a desk all day, talk to people about your feelings, and stop (or dramatically minimize) using wireless device, meditate, and you'll prevent or even cure most cancer.
Cancer is a multi billion dollar industry. The cure has been around for quite a while. I was part of the original creative team that brought Ivermectin to the marketplace and it was already being used to treat pancreatic cancer, which is one of the most deadly. There is no money in cures. They learned that lesson with polio and have been focused entirely on treatment and the bottom line since.