Thread: Sometimes scientists are just fucking stupid.

Originally Posted by BigHub

Usually, the goal isn't really to find a "cure", per se... but to actually understand HOW they mutate, and WHY, so that way they can better understand the virus - and thus create a cure. Or that's what I think they are trying to do.

That's my guess at least.

Either way it doesn't sound like a good idea to me and i think the guy i quoted was right. Its even worse to tell everyone how you did it. I know how to make napalm that doesnt mean i want to see what it does when i add an aersol effect to it release, nitro, or c4 to it. Although it would be cool to watch.

"Hold my beer and watch this...."

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Infant In Minn. Develops H1N2, Unique Type Of H1N1 « CBS Minnesota

The H1N2 virus is common in pigs in the Upper Midwest. Until this year, only one case had been ever known to occur in humans and that was in 2007 in Michigan.

This latest case occurred in a Minnesota infant in October. The infant had no direct contact with swine and neither did anyone in his family. That means the case represents a mutation of the flu virus.

“Typically influenzas change a little bit,” Dr. Aaron DeVries of the Mn. Department of Health said. “When the virus changes substantially, that is when a pandemic can occur and that is what happened in 2009.”

Look in the mirror Xav. Everyone is a "Live Zombie". You wouldn't be a zombie until yer dead :-p

I have no problem..and am not suprised that this is going on. I would rather study something and see what it COULD do/become so that I am better prepared for it.

It's like the boyscouts without the homophobia...always be prepared.