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#2

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Insanely effective cancer treatments.

Cell therapy is absolutely crazy, and it's available for a fair few diseases

arabidopsis , Thirdman / pexels Report

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162points

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E M 6 months ago

Oh, this makes me so happy.

43points

Chickadee12345 , Pavel Danilyuk / pexels Report

#3

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) I have a lot of family that works in different pharma companies. We were recently discussing that there is a very promising treatment for Alzheimers in the works that could stop the progression of the disease and maybe reverse some of the brain damage. It's still in testing phase and wouldn't be on the market for years but it's something that would be awesome to be able to use.

Final score:

161points

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Elizabeth Lloyd 6 months ago

I pray this is true. Losing my father over a period of ten years broke my heart and I'm terrified I will go the same way

60points

dealwithshit , Karolina Grabowska / pexels Report

#4

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Susan Shore's auricle device is capable of treating tinnitus (reducing volume by up to 75% after 12 weeks of treatment) and is approved for FDA

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153points

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Khavrinen 6 months ago

Oh, I hope this becomes available. My tinnitus is relatively mild, but it can still be annoying trying to sleep, and I already have trouble with insomnia for other reasons.

55points

PM_UR_NUDES_4_RATING , Martin Lopez / pexels Report

#5

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) A cure for HIV seems to be on the horizon, some scientists managed to "cut" it out of cells using CRISPR last year.

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142points

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David 6 months ago

When I was young they didn't have the meds for treating HIV that are now common (and much cheaper). HIV was a death sentence. Sooner or later it was likely to develop into AIDS and you would eventually die. I still would not want such a diagnosis but there is a lot more hope than their was. The thought that it might become a curable disease is pretty encouraging.

3points

#6

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) A cure for symptomatic rabies! Using monoclonal antibodies, scientists were able to alter the immune response in rats CNS significantly into infection. This is awesome because before this treatment, once you showed symptoms you were essentially dead. Rabies is also a lot more common in Asia and Africa, with roughly 56k cases a year.

Juliette_xx , Pixabay / pexels Report

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130points

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Sage Pine 6 months ago

That's amazing and will help save the lives of humans and animals.

48points

OutAndDown27 , MART PRODUCTION / pexels Report

#7

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Early diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson's, I think. I've been following a story for a few years now of a woman who could smell Parkinson's and is now working with researchers to turn her weird unique ability into an early screening test.

Final score:

125points

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Danish Susanne 6 months ago

If one human can smell it, I am sure many dogs can be trained to do it too.

3points

Meshugugget , SHVETS production / pexels Report

#8

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Treating depression with neuromodulation therapy instead of medications. Stanford is heavily involved in clinical trials using their [SAINT treatment].

It essentially uses transcranial magnetic stimulation in a similar way to DBS but is less invasive and better tolerated. (I’m trying to get into one of their clinical trials). I’m looking forward to a day when I don’t need medication to stop me from wanting to die. I’m on antidepressant number 7 or 8 at this point and finding one that works, doesn’t make me manic, doesn’t kill my libido, and doesn’t make me gain weight is impossible. Currently taking Vilazodone which isn’t too bad, but probably not as efficacious as it should be.

Final score:

116points

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Surenu 6 months ago

Okay I had to look this up because everything with magets in medicine sets off my BS radar. Turns out, it's a thing https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2021/10/depression-treatment.html

50points

#9

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Earthquake warning system up to 2 hours.

Permanent GPS antennas are located all over the world and more densely at fault zones. About a year ago geologists found that if they stacked all historical GPS data proximal to large earthquakes, they saw there is a very small acceleration of the surface about two hours before the actual earthquake.

We are literally only missing the technology to make even more precise GPS measures, so we can do this in real time on singular regions. It is proven that this is an actual thing that happens and we can literally warn of earthquakes with a significant time span.

> And the land movement is so subtle that only by lumping all the data together did the precursor stand out, Bletery says. “If you just remove one or two quakes, you still see it,” he says. “But if you remove half, it’s hard to see.”

This is not a solution or has saved any lives, but it is an absolutely staggering discovery that will have an insane focus in the upcoming years.

https://www.science.org/content/article/warning-signs-detected-hours-ahead-big-earthquakes

PTSDaway , Alan C. / flickr Report

Final score:

99points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

If only this technology was around three weeks ago when New York was hit by the biggest Earthquake in 140 years struck! Dozens off cups of coffee spilled on the pavement. LOL.

34points

Willbreaker-Broken1 , Anna Shvets / pexels Report

#10

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Growing transplantable organs

Final score:

98points

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DC 6 months ago

Very much hope so, but ... aren't the cell rights activists a majr obstacle? Does it work without stem cells?

21points

octopush , Robert Golebiewski / pexels Report

#11

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Growing back your own enamel instead of needing crowns/replacements.

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91points

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MrsFettesVette 6 months ago

Not close at all. Especially when you consider the time it would take (years) over conventional treatment.

20points

sardoodledom_autism , Ron Lach / pexels Report

#12

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Large scale water desalinization

It may seem trivial to most people, but access to fresh water and water purification are the largest problems on the planet. Desalinization has been extremely expensive for years and never has the investment needed to break the scalability barrier.

Well, our friends in the Middle East claim to have made some huge accomplishments over the last few years thanks to graphene and access to abundant power. Their new plants should be coming online next year.

Not having to worry about access to clean water would mean massive jumps in agriculture, industrialization and population

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83points

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Pan Narrans 6 months ago

As if we need more population on this Earth...

35points

fr00tl00picus , SHVETS production / pexels Report

#13

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Targeted cures for neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS etc). I’m currently doing my PhD in a new style of vaccine for AD and the advancements that have been made in the last few years are incredible. Immunotherapies really are the next major step aside from gene editing.

Edit to clarify wording: as several replies to this comment have stated, “cure” is a strong word. There has been a big shift in recent years towards a more preventative approach in treatment research, rather than reactive treatments. Unfortunately with neurodegenerative diseases, by the time you’re seeing the symptoms, it may be too late to effectively treat the condition (as is the case with AD and Parkinson’s, I won’t comment too much on MS as it is admittedly a bit out of my field, though the general principles are similar in terms of *my* research). So rather than “curing” the condition after it has already manifested and presented symptoms, we (and other researchers) are hoping to develop treatments that don’t necessarily halt disease progression, but work to prevent it from occurring in the first place. Sorry for any confusion, hope this clarifies things.

Final score:

82points

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Rob D 6 months ago (edited)

You can always tell a credible source, because they say things like, "I won't comment...it's out of my expertise." and "I don't know". Awesome (not sarcasm)!! Funny, never heard that from any of my f*****g pastors or priests.

60points

According_Smoke1385 , Lucas Meneses / pexels Report

#14

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) The breakthrough happened ~ cleaning the oceans of garbage. Now it needs to be more than a ship or two.

Final score:

81points

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Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

Anyone able to translate this?

20points

Next_Dark6848 , Ron Lach / pexels Report

#15

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) A technological leap forward in battery storage capacity, cheaper and lighter weight. This will have the biggest impact on everyday life.

Final score:

79points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

If we're serious about moving away from fossil fuels battery tech has to be a lot better than it currently is. Literal billions of dollars are being poured on the problem world wide. I'm sure we'll have EVs with 1000km range in the next 10 years.

32points

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#16

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Believe it or not, communicating with animals by translating brain waves into human language. Apparently AI research is on the verge of doing so.

Final score:

79points

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Pan Narrans 6 months ago

Food! Treats! Attention! Not now! Do as I say! Methinks most communication is pretty clear but okay, we'll see.

91points

LollipopDreamscape , Karolina Grabowska / pexels Report

#17

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Semaglutide (ozempic, wegovy) in pill form at a greatly reduced price. Wegovy also has been proven to reduce cardiovascular disease in particular and make recurring cardiac events less likely for patients who've already experienced a cardiac event. Some independent pharmacies are already creating semaglutide pills.

Final score:

77points

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General Stukov 6 months ago

As someone who took ozempic regularly I've had to switch to a much less effective injection due to rich arseholes who have no diabetic issues just wanting to lose a little weight. It was artificially inflating the price and limiting supplies so big Pharma makes tons of money on it.

31points

#18

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Psychedelics as a treatment for mental illness. We are going to improve our ability to actually help people instead of offering them meds and crossing our fingers.

examinat , Alex Green / pexels Report

Final score:

76points

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Sarah 6 months ago

Canada is testing mushrooms on veterans with PTSD, it's free for them.

39points

roundyround22 , Teona Swift / pexels Report

#19

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Understanding how hormones and mental illness are linked, especially in women who previously were diagnosed with mental illness but who had endocrine disorders. And to add, menopause! In response to the Lancet's awful claim of "over medicalization" scores of researchers the world over have doubled down to learn more!

Final score:

75points

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CK 6 months ago

More precision in treating endocrine disorders will make a huge difference.

35points

Tilting_planet , Arvind Philomin / pexels Report

#20

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) They're hoping that a new d**g will be available for use by 2030 that essentially grows your teeth back. It stimulates stem cells in your tooth pulp and encourages growth.

(Also to my understanding this d**g was originally being tested as an alzheimer treatment in japan.)

Final score:

72points

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Jeremy Klaxon 6 months ago

Oh yes BP, censor the word D R U G because medicines are so bad and it is so politically correct to censor them. Thanks to you, fewer people will commit S U I C I D E

125points

Plumpshady , Tima Miroshnichenko / pexels Report

#21

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) The first cancer "cure". There will never be a single cancer "cure". But we will probably see the first successful end all cure for a few different types of cancer within the next 20 years 100%. It's so close we are RIGHT there. The leading push in MRNA vaccines makes me happy. The idea is each vaccine will be tailored specifically to each patient. At the base level all they are doing is taking out your cells that already kill cancer (t-cells) and essentially teaching them to recognize a specific protein in your specific cancer then giving them back to you so your own body can kill the cancer.
Your T-cells kill cancer alllllll the time. I believe the estimate was every 5 minutes your body kills a cancer cell? It's when these cancer cells hijack the immune system and hide themselves from the T cells when it becomes the cancer that we know. The cancer that grows and consumes. So we're basically trying to just "point" to where the cancer is at. Giving the T cells a briefing first on how to recognize and attack the enemy, because they were tricked into thinking the cancer was normal cells. We send them back in with their new training and they get to work. I think anyway lol.

Final score:

71points

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similarly 6 months ago

One reason there isn't one "cure" is that cancer isn't one disease. It's a whole bunch of diseases all grouped under one umbrella. For example: I had a basal cell carcinoma. Technically it's cancer. However, it rarely metastasizes. It rarely spreads or gets bigger. Mine increased basically from the size of a pencil point to the size of the eraser at the end of the pencil ... over 3 years. It's really the mildest possible thing that could be called "cancer". Personally, I think it's a bit like classifying a skateboard as a "vehicle".

25points

hopefullbear , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

#22

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Not a single comment or answer about women’s menstrual cycles. We suffer so much with PCOS and endometriosis and other undiagnosed issues. So disillusioning

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69points

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LadyRougarou 6 months ago

I have PCOS and although I have had a total hysterectomy I still suffer from my hormones being out of whack ugh

24points

dodgyduckquacks , cottonbro studio / pexels Report

#23

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Male birth control! It could be out in our hands already but there’s “too many side effects” which are waaaay less than any hormonal bc that women have!

That being said of course in an ideal world no medication has side effects but still. So long as it works and doesn’t kill you too quickly give men more options of bc!!

Final score:

67points

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Thomas Gilfoyle 6 months ago

"Male birth control! It could be out in our hands"- isn't that a current method?

78points

JimWilliams423 , Gretar Ívarsson / Wikipedia Report

#24

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Geothermal energy. People have figured out how to reuse all the drilling technology developed for fracking to dig geothermal wells [almost anywhere.]
Geothermal has the benefits of nuclear — reliable baseband power — without the downsides. The footprint is smaller, and unlike nuclear power, you can turn it on and off pretty quickly which is important for filling the gaps in green energy when the sun doesn't shine or the wind stops blowing. The US government [just cleared out almost all the red tape] for digging geothermal wells on public land too, basically it is now as easy to dig a geothermal well as it is to dig an oil well. They are even looking at using geothermal wells [like batteries] by pumping water into them and pressurizing them. So when there is an excess of solar or wind electricity, it can be stored in the geothermal wells.

Final score:

64points

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Surenu 6 months ago

Iceland's way ahead of everyone else in this, fulfilling a quarter of their energy needs with geothermal energy. I wanna see more of it, because the upsides of nuclear without the downsides is amazing.

43points

#25

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) To not be able to trust any digital images, videos, or audio you see anywhere. Politics are going to go straight into a dumpster fire among countless other scandals, relationships, and virtually everything.

Get ready.

Flaeor , Caio / pexels Report

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56points

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B K 6 months ago

Already happening…..

39points

Carrots-1975 , Pavel Danilyuk / pexels Report

#26

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Curing addiction with a diet d**g (GLP-1’s) There have been life long alcoholics, d**g addicts, people with eating disorders, gamblers, etc who’ve lost all desire for these things while on Ozempic, Wegovy, and semaglutide. They’re conducting studies already.

Final score:

55points

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Rachknits 6 months ago

I'm really interested in how this works as treating my own addiction involved huge changes in the way I manage and process trauma and emotions. If there was a tablet for it then I never would've been motivated to change in this way.

28points

Perfect_Zone_4919 , Lawrence Livermore National Security / wikipedia Report

#27

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) The NIF at Livermore obtained breakeven controlled fusion in late 2022. That is an enormous f*****g deal.

Final score:

48points

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Adrian 6 months ago

A couple of months ago, JET in Oxford achieved fusion for something like 60 seconds, IIRC.

17points

nrg117 , Quang Nguyen Vinh / pexels Report

#28

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Last week we had a major breakthrough.. the creation of goldene . A single atom thick layer of gold (like the carbon / graphite variant created a few years back). But this one can reverlutionise the electronics industry

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01118-0

Final score:

47points

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Steinem Sukker Rumpe 6 months ago

reverlutionise?

26points

bassistmuzikman , Andres Ayrton / pexels Report

#29

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) I think people are underestimating the impact that these weight loss d***s are going to have. Once they are generic in ~10 years, they'll be changing our entire medical system. People will no longer suffer all the effects of obesity, so rates for things like obesity-related heart disease, various cancers, diabetes, etc should all plummet pretty dramatically. Will have an enormous economic and demand impact on the medical system.

The d***s are also a potentially effective treatment for addiction as well. Studies are underway as we speak.

Final score:

45points

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BoredPangolin 6 months ago

Medication for food-intake-related obesity is just sad. Rather than fix the issue, which is what is in some food, they want people to take a pill to mitigate the effects of over processed, semi-poisonous food. It's sad. To be clear: I'm not talking about congenital obesity, when people have a metabolism issue that will either make them gain weight no matter what they eat, or will make them extremely hungry all the time. We need to go back to food rather than lab edibles.

31points

CK 6 months ago

There never was a time when everyone had decent access to high quality food. The difference is that now people are eating low quality food and are obese while in the past people weren't eating and they starved to death.

25points

digitalin 6 months ago

I'm overweight and I know I should be healthier. But a lot of people don't seem to realize that it's a cycle that's hard to climb out of, like depression. It's not as simple as "well, just eat healthier and exercise." Those are important, yes, but there are reasons that they're not happening-- access to healthy food, time and energy to prepare, education, mental health, etc. Being overweight makes so many things harder, such as exercising, that any issues end up contributing to a negative cycle. Like antidepressants, weight medication might give someone a boost to break the cycle-- have energy to exercise, be fit enough to be taken seriously at the doctor (it's a whole thing), and be able to address the other factors that have been hard to tackle.

10points

Peter Trudell Jr 6 months ago

How about a medication that helps correct some of the mental issues which lead to overeating... that helps cut addictions to not just other d***s, but to sugar? This d**g is being tested for so many vectors which lead to obesity, not just overeating.

2points

Alan Jay Weiner 6 months ago

I agree; most current foods are significantly modified in ways that are unhealthy. Think back to trans-fats - wonderful for food companies, but -uh- less than healthy for us. There are many additives allowed by the FDA that are banned in Europe.

2points

Lee Henderson 6 months ago

Ever read Upton Sinclair's The Jungle?

1point

Adrian 6 months ago

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Sam Standerwick 6 months ago

Some of these comments are very telling. Would you tell someone with anorexia or similar to just eat more? Just as under eating is a mental illness in some cases over eating is too.

13points

Dekker451 6 months ago

I totally get your point, but sadly, that literally is what people do sometimes. There will be someone on social media who's anorexic and a lot of people who will just say "eat a cheeseburger". Sometimes you just can't win for losin'.

2points

Aaaa Bbbb 6 months ago

If we can get past the angry puritanical types who basically want to see obese people punished instead of helped

13points

cugel. 6 months ago

Help is CICO, response is "talk to the hand". The very first comment says "people have a metabolism issue that will either make them gain weight no matter what they eat". Pointing out nonsense like this gets even more push back. People just do not wan tto know.

0points

Uncle Schmickle 6 months ago

All these medications have side effects.

6points

Dekker451 6 months ago

All medications have side effects.

2points

Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

'...weight loss D I C K S...'?

6points

Freya the Wanderer 6 months ago

Drügs. BP is notorious for censoring seemingly innocuous words.

5points

Nika Strokappe 6 months ago

Doubt that this will be a fix. Of you will not eat healthier you will still not be completely healthy. Maybe less fat, but it will still take its toll on your body...

3points

Ronna Black 6 months ago

I can’t take the diabetes d***s like Ozempic. One of the side effects is lack of appetite. My appetite is fairly nonexistent, so my doc won’t prescribe it for me. Which is fine. My problem is with celebrities using it for their vanity and preventing people who use it to control their diabetes from getting the d r u g because the supply has dropped

3points

KariAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago

I take the injection for diabetes and went without it for nearly 4 months because people were buying it when it was known to help weight loss. Absolutely ridiculous to take a d**g just because it might help with quick weight loss. I've not had any side effects or weight loss but it has done wonders for my diabetes

3points

J 6 months ago

But you will have the crowd that chastise you about body shaming and will interfere with this.

0points

somnomania 6 months ago

honestly, if there was a generic available and the side effects weren't too awful, i'd probably look into a medication like this. i'm female, 5'9", and about 205lbs. i have ehlers-danlos, and i really need to lose some weight for the sake of my joints, but it's very hard for me to build stamina, and most kinds of exercise hurt me in some way. i have a semi-recumbent exercise bike but even that leaves me feeling like my tailbone's been jammed up into my spine, which just makes me not want to use the bike ever again. an easier option for people who have issues like this, and/or depression, or anything else that keeps them becoming a marathon runner to lose weight, would be IMMENSELY helpful. my partner is overweight and hoping for top surgery to help with immense body dysphoria, but they need to lose some more weight and get their a1c a little more under control before it can happen. they started ozempic recently and are very hopeful it'll help, with both issues.

0points

djasonw 6 months ago

Don't do drügs. Apparently BP thinks they're all bad.

-1point

Emma London 6 months ago (edited)

From now on, every time they censor "d***s", I'm going to read it like it would be "dic ks".

-1point

Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

That's why BP censors it. They fear that their readers will be 'triggered', and become addicted to dic ks.

0points

Andy Frobig 6 months ago

I just want a cure for people using "also" and "as well" to refer to the same things in the same sentence

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Mimi M 6 months ago

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KariAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago

That's a really ignorant statement.

4points

FrigidSkiprat , Lisa Fotios / pexels Report

#30

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Artificial wombs. Already have “bio bag” wombs used on premature sheep and pigs. Soon to go to human trial for premature babies in the USA. Probs eventually will be able to support a Fetus earlier and earlier in gestation over time. Cool stuff 😎

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45points

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Janissary35680 Premium 6 months ago

The Dune universe has these. They're called Axlotl tanks.

28points

damian4o234 , Thomas Angus / Imperial College London Report

#31

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Just a few days ago quantum data was stored and transmitted for the first time, so that’s pretty exciting!

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40points

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Chickens are fluffy 6 months ago

I don't know what Quantum data is. Like I'm sure this is huge, but I don't understand what it is

9points

AstonVanilla , National Science Foundation News / NBC Learn Report

#32

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Brain-computer interface.

I worked on one 10 years ago. It barely worked, but you could see the potential.

However, a few weeks ago someone played a 6 hour Civilization 6 session using only their brain.

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38points

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Gustav Gallifrey 6 months ago

Problem: finding enough people who have brains. Ones that they use, at least.

59points

Unhappy-Calendar-298 , RF._.studio / pexels Report

#33

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Nanotechnology is quietly advancing, promising breakthroughs in areas like targeted d**g delivery, renewable energy, and even pollution control

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38points

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Dekker451 6 months ago

Of course it's advancing quietly. Nantes are so small that they don't make any noise.

3points

Jungs_Shadow , Karolina Grabowska / pexels Report

#34

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Genetic editing. I think we'll soon see news of "experimental gene therapy" treatments for cancer, diabetes and, perhaps, Alzhemiers. CRSPR-9 and all. The next logical step would be designer babies.

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37points

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Luke Branwen 6 months ago

Curing diseases is undeniably great, but I'd stop before the eugenics kick in, thanks.

58points

#35

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) With the ~~LIGO~~ JWST space telescope, we are learning far more about our universe that the Hubble's visible-light telescope could not capture. It is not like what we thought in enormous ways. These changes will matter.

I expect a lot more cancer vaccines coming out. If cancer numbers are reduced, the need for therapies are reduced, too.

Dogzirra , Lucas Pezeta / pexels Report

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37points

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Toothless Feline 6 months ago

LIGO and the JWST are two completely different projects. LIGO is a group of ground-based observatories collecting data from gravitational waves. The JWST is an infrared telescope orbiting at the L2 point, about a million miles away from Earth. Both are providing amazing new information, but on different aspects of the nature of the universe.

11points

Plane-Square2520 , IBM Research / Wikipedia Report

#36

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) quantum computing, it can solve complex problems in seconds that would take conventional computers millennia

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36points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 6 months ago

But will it be able to unbreak my heart?

16points

NickDanger3di , Markus Distelrath / pexels Report

#37

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) A Nuclear Fusion reaction that sets a new record for duration or temperature.

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33points

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tai 6 months ago

It's 30 years away from powering us.

8points

NessunAbilita , Mike Bird / pexels Report

#38

"What Scientific Breakthrough Are We Closer To Than Most People Realize?" (40 Answers) Solid State Batteries - should be a TKO against combustion engines withthe charge time and manufacturing capabilities unlocked

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30points

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DC 6 months ago

TKO?

5points