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Quote:Yes.
Originally posted by 1KIKI:Quote:Cancerous tissues aren't even a little bit like normal. They ALL stem from genetic abnormalities, which means the cells are abnormal at the most basic level. Nothing about cancer is 'some natural process'. Since you have such a vital misunderstanding, I couldn't bother myself to read any further.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
IIRC, most cancers are generally considered to be some natural process, but run amok, or in the wrong place/tissue, or unreigned reaction or hormonal situations.
You are always so much smarter than the rest of the world.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/07/150727092537.htm
"Cancer can be caused solely by protein imbalances within cells"
https://www.leeds.ac.uk/news-science/news/article/3730/study-finds-non
-genetic-cancer-mechanism
"Cancer can be caused solely by protein imbalances within cells"
Particularly when the rest of the world follows facts, and follows science.
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Quote:political
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
JSF, I'm going to create another thread for your hostility.
You turn every pleasant
Quote:Interesting.
chat into a fight.
I have heard of PC activists, denialists, Libtards, SJWs, and such who, when faced with facts, truth, actual data, real math, declare such to be "hostile."
This is the first time I recall actually seeing this phenomena happen.
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Quote:You have spent the past 30 years erasing, scrubbing, obfuscating that facts, remember? Hard to find the stuff you scrubbed.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:IIRC, most cancers are generally considered to be some natural process, but run amok, or in the wrong place/tissue, or unreigned reaction or hormonal situations.
Originally posted by SIGNYM:Quote:What is so magical about a "first" pregnancy ending in abortion, as opposed to a second, or third? Isn't it just the total number of years being pregnant and breastfeeding the important factor? I see no biological mechanism for that "first pregnancy" trope. And since 30% of pregnancies end in spontaneous abortions, have "they" also studied the effect of THAT? That's beyond a woman's control and is certainly a very common experience.
JSF: Having first pregnancy just for the purpose of interrupting it via abortion is what actually INCREASES the risk.
First pregnancy is the first full cycle of powerful hormone storms, in specific stages, over a specific time frame. When this cycle is interrupted in a way evolution did not anticipate, the hormone sequence, which is supposed to stop or counter whatever the prior hormone release did, is disrupted. Uncontrolled hormone release sequence results.
I do not recall that the full term but stillborn was specifically identified as increasing risk, but subsequent studies would indicate that the lack of breastfeeding would increase risk.
The studies I recall had indicated that miscarriage was equally increasing risk as induced abortions, but now I read that other studies have indicated miscarriages are not as high risk - perhaps evolution has found a way to work around that.
Remember, this was all supposed to be about the first pregancy, as I recall - much of what I am reading now does not differentiate between first and any other following pregnancy. I have not heard specifically of any study which stated that non-first pregnancies had any effect on risk, whether they were completed births, or stillbirths, or miscarriages, or induced abortions.Quote:
Link a credible study, or be done.
But let's try one of your beloved .gov sites:
https://www.cancer.gov/types/breast/abortion-miscarriage-risk
Excerpts:
The relationship between induced and spontaneous abortion and breast cancer risk has been the subject of extensive research beginning in the late 1950s. Until the mid-1990s, the evidence was inconsistent. Findings from some (politically correct) studies suggested there was no increase in risk of breast cancer among women who had had an abortion, while findings from other studies suggested there was an increased risk. Most of these studies, however, were flawed in a number of ways that can lead to unreliable results.
Early age at first term birth is related to lifetime decrease in breast cancer risk.
The additional long-term protective effect of young age at subsequent term pregnancies is not as strong as for the first term pregnancy.
One of the particiapants was not adequately PC, and was more interested in solving brest cancer than in perpetuating breast cancer like the rest of the participants and other deniers:
The participant remains "convinced that the weight of available evidence suggests a real, independent, positive association between induced abortion and breast cancer risk." In a general statement, the participant noted that the workshop summary report contained no comment of dissent.
Persistence in other searches:
https://abortionrisks.org/index.php?title=Cancer_Risk_Associated_With_
Abortion
"Between 45-50% of U.S. women undergo induced abortion of their first pregnancy each year. It is well established that an early full-term childbirth has a protective effect against breast cancer in women."
"The researchers also stated that " data suggested an increased risk associated with abortion contrary to the reduction in risk associated with full-term b
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Please ignore JSF in this thread, unless he learns to be polite.
I created a thread for this discussion here
http://www.fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=18&tid=64614
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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I don't remember if I ever mentioned anything in here about my recent computer acquisitions...
I have yet to recieve in the post an all in one computer that is going to replace the one I got from my brother years ago that has been driving me nuts recently with the constant slowdown and/or complete non-responsiveness at times. That thing should fly compared to my current one after I put the SSD I bought a few years ago into it and get it all set up.
I also bought two desktops from some dude on Craigslist. They're old business PCs. One of them blows away even the new AIO I've got coming, while the other one is right about on par with it, specs wise. I wasn't expecting much, but boy was I shocked at how well they both work. They're the first PC's I've ever had with SSD drives, and these things FLY. Even the lower spec one is better than any PC I've ever owned. It's amazing being able to install an OS in under 10 minutes, and have a computer that boots up and shuts down in mere seconds.
They're so tiny. And it's amazing what newer PCs are capable of doing with only a 240 Watt power supply available to them. My last home made PC had a 700 Watt power supply. They always run at the full wattage, so that thing would burn up over 2 kilowatt hours every 3 hours it was turned on.
The lesser one is going to be my aunts first computer. I've been trying to get her to buy an entry level one for months ever since she got a smart phone and I was able to shut down my internet and stream movies to my TV and use my computer for youtube and email by using her unlimited 5G phone as a hotspot.
We're going to set it up in her bedroom and use her flat screen TV as the monitor, just like I've done with mine in my living room.
Got a few wifi USB nubs on the way so I don't need to have a 12ft wire going to my TV stand and she can connect hers to her phone.
Both of those desktops combined, including the wifi, were cheaper than the AIO, and that was already dirt cheap.
Huge upgrade to my quality of life and soon to be one for my aunt who doesn't even understand yet how cool this is going to be, and it hardly cost me anything except about a day's worth of work getting them set up and backed up proper.
Had I bought these three as recertified refurbs, it would have been over a thousand bucks. I didn't spend 1/4th that.
Unless the prices for chips ever become reasonable again, it's possible that my days of building PCs are done. The price of a middling level Ryzen CPU alone is just about as much as I paid for all three of these computers.
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Out for my walk soon. Think I need my umbrella today.
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Quote:I hope it stays dry for you anyway.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Out for my walk soon. Think I need my umbrella today.
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Quote:Seeing as kitchen renovation kept you occupied all last winter, do you have anything lined up for this winter?
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I don't remember if I ever mentioned anything in here about my recent computer acquisitions...
I have yet to recieve in the post an all in one computer that is going to replace the one I got from my brother years ago that has been driving me nuts recently with the constant slowdown and/or complete non-responsiveness at times. That thing should fly compared to my current one after I put the SSD I bought a few years ago into it and get it all set up.
I also bought two desktops from some dude on Craigslist. They're old business PCs. One of them blows away even the new AIO I've got coming, while the other one is right about on par with it, specs wise. I wasn't expecting much, but boy was I shocked at how well they both work. They're the first PC's I've ever had with SSD drives, and these things FLY. Even the lower spec one is better than any PC I've ever owned. It's amazing being able to install an OS in under 10 minutes, and have a computer that boots up and shuts down in mere seconds.
They're so tiny. And it's amazing what newer PCs are capable of doing with only a 240 Watt power supply available to them. My last home made PC had a 700 Watt power supply. They always run at the full wattage, so that thing would burn up over 2 kilowatt hours every 3 hours it was turned on.
The lesser one is going to be my aunts first computer. I've been trying to get her to buy an entry level one for months ever since she got a smart phone and I was able to shut down my internet and stream movies to my TV and use my computer for youtube and email by using her unlimited 5G phone as a hotspot.
We're going to set it up in her bedroom and use her flat screen TV as the monitor, just like I've done with mine in my living room.
Got a few wifi USB nubs on the way so I don't need to have a 12ft wire going to my TV stand and she can connect hers to her phone.
Both of those desktops combined, including the wifi, were cheaper than the AIO, and that was already dirt cheap.
Huge upgrade to my quality of life and soon to be one for my aunt who doesn't even understand yet how cool this is going to be, and it hardly cost me anything except about a day's worth of work getting them set up and backed up proper.
Had I bought these three as recertified refurbs, it would have been over a thousand bucks. I didn't spend 1/4th that.
Unless the prices for chips ever become reasonable again, it's possible that my days of building PCs are done. The price of a middling level Ryzen CPU alone is just about as much as I paid for all three of these computers.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:Quote:I hope it stays dry for you anyway.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Out for my walk soon. Think I need my umbrella today.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
Actually it did.
But there is a good deal of clouds out so I would imagine somewhere is getting rain.
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