Cuba To Test HIV Vaccine On Humans This Year

mediamatt · 8 Mar 2012 at 14:15

Elixir said:
Do you honestly believe that?

Out of curiosity, how much do you donate to charities? It's fine if you'd rather not share.

I do believe that yes. What other logical explanation would be for the absolute mess this world is in at the moment?

It all boils down to GREED and nothing more.

P.S I donate to a few charities, not lots of money but enough to help.

Efour · 8 Mar 2012 at 14:16

Depends if the Cuban one works and they can manufacture it all there and in places like Venezuela, cutting out the European and American mega companies, i reckon they would do it more for the human race rather than the shareholders.

as if

mediamatt · 8 Mar 2012 at 14:22

It must be me but if was on £250k per week i would donate 90% of it and set up my own cancer research charity so that the whole amount goes to research.

madteamkiller · 8 Mar 2012 at 14:26

Perhaps, if we were to teach in schools, economical ethics; for example, the over spending of money and how it can effect the countries economy and "Deny everyone that expensive drug that is needed to save their life." as matt keeps pointing out. We might not have this problem. But It's your money, blow it how you like as a lot of people like to point out.

It's also hypocritical of me to point this out because I'm sitting here using an expensive PC.

Elixir · 8 Mar 2012 at 14:45

mediamatt said:
I do believe that yes. What other logical explanation would be for the absolute mess this world is in at the moment?

It all boils down to GREED and nothing more.

P.S I donate to a few charities, not lots of money but enough to help.

You misunderstood the part of your quote I was referring to. I mean do you honestly believe your children will have the worst quality of life in modern history? How modern are you talking?

[ASSE]Hinchy · 8 Mar 2012 at 15:01

mediamatt said:
It must be me but if was on £250k per week i would donate 90% of it and set up my own cancer research charity so that the whole amount goes to research.

Yes, of course you would.

Its not something you'll have to worry about though as I doubt anyone would pay £250,000 a week to someone who thinks the financial crisis was linked to how much Manchester United charge their season ticket holders

mediamatt · 8 Mar 2012 at 15:14

[ASSE]Hinchy;21429992 said:
Yes, of course you would.

Its not something you'll have to worry about though as I doubt anyone would pay £250,000 a week to someone who thinks the financial crisis was linked to how much Manchester United charge their season ticket holders

I would go and get your eyes tested, as again, i never said that.

D.P. · 8 Mar 2012 at 17:01

bhavv said:
I want the scientific paper on this, but most likely it won't ever be available without paying £30.

Ask someone who is at university (e.g. students), they will have access to most journals for free.

I sadly lost my access last month.

Pate · 8 Mar 2012 at 17:35

bhavv said:
I want the scientific paper on this, but most likely it won't ever be available without paying £30.

email me in trust what you want.

Macky · 8 Mar 2012 at 17:54

A cure for HIV would probably create more problems than it solved. World hunger being one of them. I'm not saying this is bad but nature has a way of keeping some balance in the planet. Diseases, infections, illnesses, cancers etc.