I didnt think your post was a negative- how could
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Posted On: 03/24/2020 3:37:00 PM
Re: rayludwiczak #5625
I didnt think your post was a negative- how could pointing out limitations of current detection modalities be a negative when the N assay is superior as a detection method?
my post said:
"Ray, number one, and others have posted current detection methodologies and their limitations,which leaves the door open for NNLX's N-assay "
emphasis added)
its unfortunate the world focuses on inferior detection methods-the same is true of the fields i've operated in
thats part of the inertia NNLX has had to contend with- a freight train has no brains or discernment-it just ignorantly or lazily or worse follows the same tracks-sometimes makes you wonder how supposed humanoids "progressed" as far as they have
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/201...en-s-lives
the citadel is a novel which inveighs against an at best ignorant and at worst corrupt medical system of a previous time- the same could be said for many current systems including the legal system
there was a book based on a true story during a time when doctors dd not understand the importance of germs or handwashing-they would go from working on a cadaver to deliver a baby without washing their hands--
in the book a dr who became an administrator forced dr's to wash their hands in his hospital and when that severely reduced infections it eventually became a widespread practice to wash hands between patients and surgeries
these examples obviously show the difficulty of advancing new superior practices (like the N-assay) against a system of lazy at best and corrupt at worst inertia- power and control are the game- money is the result-and power players are happy with the systems as it is- the same is true of every human system i've encountered -
its not a logical system because other things outweigh logic- its the old, "me me me i gotta take care of number one first" selfish philosophy- there are not enough pioneers willing to take risks at a high cost to butt heads with the lazy ignorant often corrupt freight train- i speak from long experience
my post said:
"Ray, number one, and others have posted current detection methodologies and their limitations,which leaves the door open for NNLX's N-assay "
emphasis added) its unfortunate the world focuses on inferior detection methods-the same is true of the fields i've operated in
thats part of the inertia NNLX has had to contend with- a freight train has no brains or discernment-it just ignorantly or lazily or worse follows the same tracks-sometimes makes you wonder how supposed humanoids "progressed" as far as they have
https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/201...en-s-lives
the citadel is a novel which inveighs against an at best ignorant and at worst corrupt medical system of a previous time- the same could be said for many current systems including the legal system
there was a book based on a true story during a time when doctors dd not understand the importance of germs or handwashing-they would go from working on a cadaver to deliver a baby without washing their hands--
in the book a dr who became an administrator forced dr's to wash their hands in his hospital and when that severely reduced infections it eventually became a widespread practice to wash hands between patients and surgeries
these examples obviously show the difficulty of advancing new superior practices (like the N-assay) against a system of lazy at best and corrupt at worst inertia- power and control are the game- money is the result-and power players are happy with the systems as it is- the same is true of every human system i've encountered -
its not a logical system because other things outweigh logic- its the old, "me me me i gotta take care of number one first" selfish philosophy- there are not enough pioneers willing to take risks at a high cost to butt heads with the lazy ignorant often corrupt freight train- i speak from long experience
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