Scientists have discovered a P64 encoding error pertaining to the Genome C4E of the Human Papillomavirus during transcription which can lead to incorrect or insufficient transcription of the virus. In theory it should be possible to exploit this error by using a hyper polymer of DNA extract databases. This discovery pertains to subtype 16 of hpv, but is also translational to subtype 18 which are the two most common cancer causing high risk types. Scientists have already demonstrated great reliability in the lab to disruption of the virus cycle and reproduction. Human trials should be underway soon as these library of drugs are already considered safe for use in humans.

Okay, so that is just a pseudo scientific bluff, but seriously I wonder what these scientists are really doing on a typical day? I question the validity of the methods to the madness, their effectiveness and career progression goals. You can read about babble all the time on science daily of new discoveries, but yet we still have no more effective treatments for some major or infections of diseases than we had 20 years ago and more.

At the current rate of Central Processor design progression and lack of progress in medical science, it's going to take some smart 13 year old computer hacker to find a cure for viruses. That would really turn the system on its head wouldn't it? I think we could reflect and look at the system with a lot of question as to what they really do other then write dissertations for their peers, journals and for career progression purposes?

President elect Obama claims, this is going to be the change we can believe in, but will it really be and where will it apply if so? He claims he will issue an executive order and get stem cell research under way, but I'll believe that when and if it happens.

Anyone have any experience in this or valid opinion on any of this?