More like I'm realistic and I was answering the question with "that's not something you can 'cure' in any normal sense unless you just mean a magical solution that just makes it disappear". Cancer is quite literally mutated cells. You, me, the hobo down the street: we all have cancer somewhere in our bodies. The problem comes when our bodies natural response to destroy the mutated cells is somehow disrupted or our bodies create more mutated cells than they can destroy not that sheer fact that the mutation exists.
Though it would appear you said "cancer, the human stupidity" and I read that as "cancer" (by itself). oops.
Though it would appear you said "cancer, the human stupidity" and I read that as "cancer" (by itself). oops.
emoriam wrote:
If you could decide between curing one of the following things, which one would you chosse? - Cancer, the human stupidity or depressions (in relation to thoughts of suicide)
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The_Nameless_Bard wrote:
More like I'm realistic and I was answering the question with "that's not something you can 'cure' in any normal sense unless you just mean a magical solution that just makes it disappear". Cancer is quite literally mutated cells. You, me, the hobo down the street: we all have cancer somewhere in our bodies. The problem comes when our bodies natural response to destroy the mutated cells is somehow disrupted or our bodies create more mutated cells than they can destroy not that sheer fact that the mutation exists.
Though it would appear you said "cancer, the human stupidity" and I read that as "cancer" (by itself). oops.
Though it would appear you said "cancer, the human stupidity" and I read that as "cancer" (by itself). oops.
Do you really think I'm not aware of that?
Why would I ask such a question then if I would suppose people to just answer and being realistic. If you would have just read the other options it would have been clear at the first glance.
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emoriam wrote:
Why would I ask such a question then if I would suppose people to just answer and being realistic. If you would have just read the other options it would have been clear at the first glance.
I could easily say "I want to cure cancer because my mom has leukemia and that's terrible". I could also say "I want to cure depression because I have that and I want to be properly happy again for once in my life"...but neither of those are particularly creative answers, nor do they really mean anything.
The_Nameless_Bard wrote:
The fact that it isn't the answer you wanted is as much about the question asked as it is about my "lack of imagination", just sayin'. It's perfectly reasonable to answer a question logically if I feel like it, so I'm not sure why you're irritated with me for doing so.
It's not, because the question's intention is to basically think abstract and draw conclusions. However, I don't reject that you can add logical thoughts to your answer but you didn't even choose an answer on the question I thought it would be a great question to think about a bit, not a straight and boring question. Thinking abstract is maybe a thing some people aren't capable of. You could have, for instance, drew a conclusion between cancer and depressions. If there wouldn't be depressions cancer wouldn't be as bad for the people at least concerning the mental effects. I know, this may sound stupid but it's at least a comprehensible answer which relates to the idea of the question.
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Really it just feels like "what's worse, depression or cancer? because I'm asking you to pick one of them to magically cure permanently in every single living being who has it" at its core, which is a pretty shallow question.
Those kinds of questions annoy me, the only way it would be worse is if you tacked the seemingly obligatory "but whichever one you don't pick can never be cured" onto it.
Those kinds of questions annoy me, the only way it would be worse is if you tacked the seemingly obligatory "but whichever one you don't pick can never be cured" onto it.
The_Nameless_Bard wrote:
Really it just feels like "what's worse, depression or cancer? because I'm asking you to pick one of them to magically cure permanently in every single living being who has it" at its core, which is a pretty shallow question.
Those kinds of questions annoy me, the only way it would be worse is if you tacked the seemingly obligatory "but whatever one you don't pick can never be cured" onto it.
Those kinds of questions annoy me, the only way it would be worse is if you tacked the seemingly obligatory "but whatever one you don't pick can never be cured" onto it.
Well, that's the first try of an answer, congrulations you did at least something because you've said comparing cancer and depressions is awful. It's the first time you're actually dealing with the question.
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who's your favorite youtuber?
Wow, your sense of imagination is lacking. I feel bad for you not taking the question ...