And you really think someone who has the best medicine in the would choose to not treat because they are dumb dumbs
Yes. Look at Steve Jobs, plenty of people refuse treatment for easily curable diseases. Being rich and powerful does not stop you from being a moron.
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When an infection enters the body it provokes a response from the immune system.
You can be wise, observant and faithful all you like, but your personal conviction and interpersonal skills aren't going to help you recall obscure holy texts purely from memory.
But my treats...
They are inherently fun to play, even if dangerous.
Wasn't aware Australia was in Asia
80 is over the median age of most people
Sure, but if you make it to 75, you are considerably more likely to make it to 80 than the median person.
The median person also does not have parents that each made it to their late 90s, or access to the world's best medicine.
It's an outlier sure, but it's not tremendously unlikely. 61% of men diagnosed with cancer at 75 survive at least 5 years.
I have family that got cancer around 75, had chemo and lived another 15 years, and that was treatment on the NHS, not the best care money can buy.
Robes are very comfy. It's like a professional dressing gown.
Steve Jobs has a neuro-endocrine tumor that was diagnosis before metastasis occured. This had a 5-year survival rate of 93% at the time of his diagnosis.
Removal of the tumour would have been a relatively routine and low risk surgery, which would have vastly increased his chance of survival, but he waited nine months to pursue treatment, trying to cure it himself with veganism and acupuncture.
He could be alive today if he'd listened to his doctors and family.