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brassneck
24 Feb 18 13:14
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Based on this law that to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction i was thinking that if smoking cigarettes causes cancer it should also kill a cancer cell.is it possible that scientists are looking in the wrong direction for a cure and the cure is sitting right on front of them,or to put it another way ,is the cure in the air of the smoker.Cool

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Just Checking
When: 24 Feb 18 16:47
Well no as of course his definition of action wasn't every possible concept in the universe it was specifically to do with physical forces.

But given a lot of cancer causing things are affecting DNA and increasing the disorder of DNA, that might be considered a physical effect as I suppose it could be considered a change in state of entropy? That's something for you to google for a later post :)
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brassneck
When: 24 Feb 18 17:39
nature's wisdom =the cure is in the cause.Wink
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brassneck
When: 24 Feb 18 17:45
check out the case of" the green hairy tongue"GrinGrin
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