Weightlessness kills cancer cells?

[GuyGadebois]

Pretentious!
Gift, 5.30 mins:

[Exnihiloest]

Pretentious!

For quoting Jules Romains ?!
My poor friend !

[GuyGadebois]

Pretentious!

For quoting Jules Romains ?!
My poor friend !

Another mistake. This is the sentence, not its author, my good friend.

[Janic]

rather than philosophizing about weightlessness: who can really believe that the more than 300.000 cancer patients each year could be weightless and at what stage?

[GuyGadebois]

rather than philosophizing about weightlessness: who can really believe that the more than 300.000 cancer patients each year could be weightless and at what stage?

At the Parc des Princes.

[Exnihiloest]

rather than philosophizing about weightlessness: who can really believe that the more than 300.000 cancer patients each year could be weightless and at what stage?

Who could believe in Pasteur's time that we were going to be able to vaccinate millions of people?

Regarding weightlessness, there is no solution on earth, except perhaps that which I suggested of the compensation of gravity by a magnetic field. But on the one hand it would remain to verify that the effect on cancer cells would be the same as weightlessness, and on the other hand even if it was proven, this requires enormous resources because a field of 15T on all a cancerous area would require superconducting electromagnets. So it is not tomorrow the day before that we will cure cancers like that, but any track is good to check.

[Janic]

Who could believe in Pasteur's time that we were going to be able to vaccinate millions of people?

who could believe it was a real future scam? Pasteur had, at least, the excuse of the lack of historical and human perspective, despite the fact that his experience had messed up statistically.
By cons it was a real economic success for the labs and it continues dare dare!