New molecule cures Alzheimer's in Fruit flies

[oddball]

Originally Posted by riderV3

Some people just want to be "different" for the sake of being different.
They have to oppose every topic with their non-existing expertise.
They have to protest on every subject but when result is finally delivered they all rile up and screaming it's their "right" to benefit from it.

Watson/Crick didn't discover DNA structure overnight nor did the they do it alone.
Way too many scientist claimed to reveal the structure with method like crystallography and others.
If you were there back then you'd probably call that throwing crap against wall but the fact is all those seemingly futile researches supported the finding of the real solution.

how boring would the world be if everyone agreed with everyone?

[VaultMan]

Originally Posted by riderV3

Some people just want to be "different" for the sake of being different.
They have to oppose every topic with their non-existing expertise.
They have to protest on every subject but when result is finally delivered they all rile up and screaming it's their "right" to benefit from it.

Watson/Crick didn't discover DNA structure overnight nor did the they do it alone.
Way too many scientist claimed to reveal the structure with method like crystallography and others.
If you were there back then you'd probably call that throwing crap against wall but the fact is all those seemingly futile researches supported the finding of the real solution.

[Mandragora]

Originally Posted by oddball

a little bit of sensationalism never hurt anyone.

Lol

or complete failure to read what's actually been written. We're skimming our way to a whole new level of intelligent discussion. Hooray!

Originally Posted by Mandragora

Lol

or complete failure to read what's actually been written. We're skimming our way to a whole new level of intelligent discussion. Hooray!

I should take it as a compliment that you're claiming I'm the one that's had a complete failure in reading what was written, when you were incapable of actually reading the article in the OP without coming to a false conclusion.

If you can't respond to a post because you're the one in error, maybe you should leave a thread instead of passive aggressively replying to someone else about my post. Try thinking about what you post next time so you save me the effort.

[hawkeyethearcher]

[oddball]

Originally Posted by hawkeyethearcher

[Mandragora]

Originally Posted by dr_teng

I should take it as a compliment that you're claiming I'm the one that's had a complete failure in reading what was written, when you were incapable of actually reading the article in the OP without coming to a false conclusion.

If you can't respond to a post because you're the one in error, maybe you should leave a thread instead of passive aggressively replying to someone else about my post. Try thinking about what you post next time so you save me the effort.

can you explain what false conclusion i came to? . . . or is that too much effort?

[Mandragora]

Originally Posted by hawkeyethearcher

i'm sure enjoying it

Originally Posted by Mandragora

can you explain what false conclusion i came to? . . . or is that too much effort?

The false conclusion, as I already wrote in my previous reply to you, is your belief that the writer wasn't precise, when he was.

Would you like me to repeat anything else or are you capable of reading previous posts on your own this time?

[oddball]

Originally Posted by dr_teng

The false conclusion, as I already wrote in my previous reply to you, is your belief that the writer wasn't precise, when he was.

Would you like me to repeat anything else or are you capable of reading previous posts on your own this time?

no one should ever be using the word 'cure' when associating with alzheimer's research. there is no cure and currently no promising human trials on the horizon.

all the headline does is draw the reader to check out the article. yet in the first paragraph, effectively 'cures' the insects, is certain embellishment. opens a window? only millions of windows to go.