Australia descends into Covid madness

[Monad Portal]

They grow slowly, not out of control. When they reach a size where they stop growing, they stop growing. Cancer grows quickly, and will not stop.

so they grow. like "cancer".

you're an official idiot.

 

[Monad Portal]

The Australian people are extremely happy with the country they live in. They do not feel oppressed. They look at their problem of being quarantined from the rest of the world as a failure of the rest of the world, not their failure to get the disease. Their country is prosperous at almost all levels.

no. they're protesting and getting billy clubbed for it.

stop lying.

 

[Into the Night]

A benign tumor does not grow,

Yes it does.

and so therefore is not a cancer.

Not the definition of a cancer. A cancer is an aneuploid cell. That's a cell with too much DNA.

By definition, a cancer is mutated cells that abnormally grow.

Not the definition of cancer. Bacteria are mutated cells that grow. Define 'abnormal'.

There are plenty of mutated cells in your body, not growing, that are just fine.

Pretty much all the cells in the body are growing, dividing, dying off, etc.

Your liver is completely rebuilt every six weeks.
The surface of your skin is replaced every two to four weeks.
Your blood cells are replaced every 4 months.
Your entire bone structure is completely rebuilt every 10 years.

 

[Into the Night]

If cancer cells are not reproducing quickly, they are not cancer cells. Cancer is not contagious.

They are cancer cells, even if they are not reproducing quickly. Cancer can indeed be contagious, is the cancer was caused by a virus.

 

[Into the Night]

It does not do its job.....at all.

It's 'job' is to grow and multiply, like most any cell.

 

[Walt]

so they grow. like "cancer".

A benign tumor grows to a certain size, and then stops. Cancer does not stop growing.

 

[Hawkeye10]

It's 'job' is to grow and multiply, like most any cell.

Man you sure do like to nit-pic.

You understood what I was saying.

 

[Walt]

It's 'job' is to grow and multiply, like most any cell.

In multi-celled organisms, cells are not supposed to grow out of control. They even kill themselves. They put the good of the organism ahead of their own survival. Cancer puts its own good ahead of the organism.

 

[Into the Night]

A benign tumor grows to a certain size, and then stops. Cancer does not stop growing.

Nope. It keeps growing, just like any group of cells.

 

[Into the Night]

Man you sure do like to nit-pic.

You understood what I was saying.

No. Just what ARE you saying?

 

[Hawkeye10]

No. Just what ARE you saying?

Most cells are able to be replaced when they age out or get damaged, the number of times is determined by telomeres. Cancer happens when that replacement does not happen correctly, when the cell that is created is not the cell that God or whatever had intended. The cell is no longer doing its job, it is doing its own thing against the interest of the rest of the body.

 

[Bulletbob]

Several impounded dogs due to be rescued by a shelter have instead been shot dead by a rural council in NSW under its interpretation of COVID-19 restrictions, alarming animal activists and prompting a government probe.

Bourke Shire Council, in the state’s north-west, killed the dogs to prevent volunteers at a Cobar-based animal shelter from travelling to pick up the animals last week, according to council’s watchdog, the Office of Local Government.

https://amp.smh.com.au/national/nsw...0210821-p58ksh.html?__twitter_impression=true
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Unbelievable.

But Australia is fighting off their third wave in spite of half the country being locked down. Future historians will look back and wonder how ‘we’ became so myopic in responding to a respiratory virus with such a high survival rate.

And we get to live through it.

thats what they get for sucking chinas cock for so long

 

[Walt]

Nope. It keeps growing, just like any group of cells.

My organs are not getting bigger. The cells are dying at a reasonable rate, to match the new ones being born, and the organs are staying the same size. A benign tumor is just an organ no one wanted.

 

[Monad Portal]

Yes it does.

Not the definition of a cancer. A cancer is an aneuploid cell. That's a cell with too much DNA.

Not the definition of cancer. Bacteria are mutated cells that grow. Define 'abnormal'.

Pretty much all the cells in the body are growing, dividing, dying off, etc.

Your liver is completely rebuilt every six weeks.
The surface of your skin is replaced every two to four weeks.
Your blood cells are replaced every 4 months.
Your entire bone structure is completely rebuilt every 10 years.

these idiots just make shit up. their minds are a confused miasma of rhetorical fallback positions and sloganeering.

 

[Monad Portal]

Almost without exception, everything you have said has been wrong.

name one thing.

 

[Monad Portal]

My organs are not getting bigger. The cells are dying at a reasonable rate, to match the new ones being born, and the organs are staying the same size. A benign tumor is just an organ no one wanted.

...that grew to it's current size. like cancer.

or are you saying all benign tumors were present from birth?

when does cancer begin? the deep questions. you're brilliant.

 

[Into the Night]

Most cells are able to be replaced when they age out or get damaged, the number of times is determined by telomeres. Cancer happens when that replacement does not happen correctly, when the cell that is created is not the cell that God or whatever had intended. The cell is no longer doing its job, it is doing its own thing against the interest of the rest of the body.

Cancer cells have telomeres, just like any cell.
They can also be replaced.
They can also undergo programmed cell death.

Just what is the 'job' of a cell?

 

[Into the Night]

My organs are not getting bigger. The cells are dying at a reasonable rate, to match the new ones being born, and the organs are staying the same size. A benign tumor is just an organ no one wanted.

Still a little child, eh?

 

[Walt]

...that grew to it's current size. like cancer.

Benign tumors and organs grow to a certain size, and then stop. Cancer does not stop growing.

 

[Darth Omar]

Benign tumors and organs grow to a certain size, and then stop. Cancer does not stop growing.

The problem with cancer is malignancy. The size of the tumor, not so much. Benign tumors can get pretty big.

You’re out of bounds again, Alter.