hyldig wrote: Put a plastic bag over the head of man for some minutes and he will turn into the same useless pile of junk . What is the differance ? A vice man once defined being human with the words : I think , therefor I am .

kkrume wrote: Nice !congrats !

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seaeagle wrote:

rajukurup wrote: it is true and confirmed at least here where I am living

And exactly how many centuries has your area had a specialist oncology department that has been able to accurately diagnose & record the myriad of cancers that afflict the human species?

More cancer is being diagnosed because modern medicine is better able to detect & diagnose it. Also, because people are living for much longer these days the likelihood of cell mutation increases as they age. Many men in the olden days died of other diseases before they even had a chance to develop prostate cancer. So, of course prostate cancer was less common. Not because men were healthier, but because they did not live long enough to get it.

If someone asked me if I would prefer to live now, where my life expectancy is close to 80 years, or a few hundred years ago where my life expectancy would be mid-40s, of course I would choose to live now. Who wouldn't?

valerie wrote:

rajukurup wrote:

valerie wrote: Not true.

All that you mentioned has always existed. Cancer, Diabetes, etc. It's always existed.

it is true that these diseases existed I meant that the number was comparatively less than that of today .in old times these diseases were rare but now these diseases are spreading like fire if we take a particular family any where in the world at least one would have it which is an impact of modernization

No they were not rare. They were very rampant.

In addition, much research has been done in cancer and many lives have been saved today
due to new research and meds.

It has also been stated and many researchers agree, that cancer is mostly hereditary.

valerie wrote: Not true.

All that you mentioned has always existed. Cancer, Diabetes, etc. It's always existed.

seaeagle wrote: People were healthier 400 years ago? I think you are looking at the past through rose-colored spectacles.

What about smallpox, the plague, leprosy, typhoid, tuberculosis, syphilis, scurvy, polio, tetanus, diphtheria, measles and the chance of dying from any minor cut due to no antibiotics?

Nutrition was not that good back then either, with rotting food & shortages much of the time. Plus most nutritious foods are seasonal, so long periods without adequate doses of vitamins also took their toll.

pindokhan123 wrote: true robots will never have feelings coz they come from your soul
had it feelings and soul then the world would have been in their hands and man would be an useless creature