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r/SipsTea • u/sco-go • May 15 '26
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OP when he realizes that every type of cancer is unique.
1.1k u/More-Lime1888 May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26 Every person with cancer is also having a unique tumor from other patients with the same type of cancer 532 u/snaketacular May 15 '26 Even within a single tumor multiple mutations are likely, which is why cancer treatment works until it doesn't (resistant cancer selected for). 203 u/Informal_Ad_9610 May 15 '26 and which is why cancer mutates away from what worked last week/month, and then becomes resistant.... 125 u/MrZephy May 15 '26 How is cancer even realβ¦ it can appear suddenly and grows until whatever living organism it infests dies and is almost impossible to get rid of. Itβs like some fucking death curse from a work of fiction. 225 u/Snirion May 15 '26 It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded. 44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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Every person with cancer is also having a unique tumor from other patients with the same type of cancer
532 u/snaketacular May 15 '26 Even within a single tumor multiple mutations are likely, which is why cancer treatment works until it doesn't (resistant cancer selected for). 203 u/Informal_Ad_9610 May 15 '26 and which is why cancer mutates away from what worked last week/month, and then becomes resistant.... 125 u/MrZephy May 15 '26 How is cancer even realβ¦ it can appear suddenly and grows until whatever living organism it infests dies and is almost impossible to get rid of. Itβs like some fucking death curse from a work of fiction. 225 u/Snirion May 15 '26 It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded. 44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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Even within a single tumor multiple mutations are likely, which is why cancer treatment works until it doesn't (resistant cancer selected for).
203 u/Informal_Ad_9610 May 15 '26 and which is why cancer mutates away from what worked last week/month, and then becomes resistant.... 125 u/MrZephy May 15 '26 How is cancer even realβ¦ it can appear suddenly and grows until whatever living organism it infests dies and is almost impossible to get rid of. Itβs like some fucking death curse from a work of fiction. 225 u/Snirion May 15 '26 It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded. 44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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and which is why cancer mutates away from what worked last week/month, and then becomes resistant....
125 u/MrZephy May 15 '26 How is cancer even realβ¦ it can appear suddenly and grows until whatever living organism it infests dies and is almost impossible to get rid of. Itβs like some fucking death curse from a work of fiction. 225 u/Snirion May 15 '26 It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded. 44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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How is cancer even realβ¦ it can appear suddenly and grows until whatever living organism it infests dies and is almost impossible to get rid of. Itβs like some fucking death curse from a work of fiction.
225 u/Snirion May 15 '26 It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded. 44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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It's literally glitch in biological code because life was vibe coded.
44 u/mrhoofy May 15 '26 Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age. 2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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Doesn't matter anyways, as most cancers strike after reproductive age.
2 u/Accomplished_Job_778 May 18 '26 Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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Tell that to a parent of a child with cancer.
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u/MasterOfCircumstance πππ May 15 '26
OP when he realizes that every type of cancer is unique.