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Nobel Prize in medicine goes to American duo for their discovery of microRNA

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By DANIEL NIEMANN and MIKE CORDER

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Some of us were born to save Humanity, others were born to destroy it by any means possible as we live and watch two out of control and ugly wars rage.

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@WoodyLee I get your point but looking at it another way the two ugly wars that is raging is for the same reason two people are trying to save humanity man destroy man in what those who are at the helms feel they too are saving humanity. In order for one to live in this world one must also die. That is a living discovery.

Some of us were born to save Humanity, others were born to destroy it by any means possible as we live and watch two out of control and ugly wars rage.

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Fuji TV last evening broke away from regular programing to Stockholm for a live announcement for the physics prize. Then the screen flashed a huge headline: "IT'S NOT A JAPANESE PERSON"

The feed was immediately cut and regular programming resumed just like nothing happened.. The Japanese have a really strange nationalistic reaction to the Nobels. If there's a Japanese winner, it becomes the news of the century. If it's only some foreigner, then it's nothing.

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mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 that were critical in slowing the pandemic.

'Critical to slowing the pandemic', should have been written in bold letters as a reminder that using disinfectants and gobbling horse medicine while denying there was a pandemic only added to problems.

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