[sunnykerr]

Unique case of person who survived 12 tumours reveals new insights into body's immune system

The problem, of course, becomes one of resources. As always.

[Firecrest]

Certainly the case that more money is needed for medical funding

[sunnykerr]

I don't know... I mean, obviously it's important to invest in health services, especially since our populations are aging.

But pouring money doesn't mean much if that money isn't used wisely.

[Firecrest]

That's for sure!

[sunnykerr]

Discovery of bronzes rewrites Italy's Etruscan-Roman history

It makes sense to me that one civilization doesn't end for another to start.

[Firecrest]

Same here too It does not mean going from the Green to Roman civilization in a snap of the hand, it is all transitional.

[sunnykerr]

And those civilizations weren't always at war either. So they may have had trade relationships or partnerships of some kind. Heck, you may have had Romans and Etruscans living side by side in some places.

[Firecrest]

Very much so, peace, commerce, and trade between cultures, societies, and civilizations have been around for countless millennia!

[sunnykerr]

It's also like how they found out the Neanderthals weren't wiped out by the Homo sapiens (or Cro-Magnons), but rather had kids with them and eventually "died out" as a separate "race" of people that way.

[Firecrest]

True, I learned that from my anthropology class!

[sunnykerr]

NASA's mightiest rocket lifts off 50 years after Apollo

Finally, huh?

[Firecrest]

It went flawless!

[sunnykerr]

Hopefully, that continues to be the case.

[Firecrest]

Here is the spacecraft!

[sunnykerr]

It's impressively well-lit.