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Summary: What do these examples teach us? We have not reached the limits of scientific innovation. But we have reached the limits of common sense and common decency.
Curing diseases: To be or not to be - Cure Parkinson's
Curing diseases: To be or not to be
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Very good paper. That's where government policies had to intervene.
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