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**spapsinee** · 12-15-2008, 07:26 AM

Finding a cure for what F@H does isn't going to happen ASAP. F@H is a fairly new simulation. All the things that it has been working on, we have been trying to find a cure since we found out about these diseases which has been decades upon decades. These are the kinds of things that F@H works on.

Though, if you read around, F@H has helped with minor breakthroughs in the search for cures and has also helped us understand certain things better then we do now.

to me that's like arguing with the arch bishop of Canterbury about the existence of god,or asking the labour party about the validity their parties policy's

so basically nowt has happened since 2000 when it all started,but people are touting its possibility for a breakthrough.

don't get me wrong I'm all for it but surely there should have been a major break through by now.

12-15-2008, 07:26 AM	#8
spapsinee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Finding a cure for what F@H does isn't going to happen ASAP. F@H is a fairly new simulation. All the things that it has been working on, we have been trying to find a cure since we found out about these diseases which has been decades upon decades. These are the kinds of things that F@H works on. Though, if you read around, F@H has helped with minor breakthroughs in the search for cures and has also helped us understand certain things better then we do now. to me that's like arguing with the arch bishop of Canterbury about the existence of god,or asking the labour party about the validity their parties policy's so basically nowt has happened since 2000 when it all started,but people are touting its possibility for a breakthrough. don't get me wrong I'm all for it but surely there should have been a major break through by now.
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