And yet, the Southam experiments proved that if someone is injected with cancer cells of another person, they develop cancer, proving that cancer cells ending up in the body poses the danger of transmission, just like with a virus.

You say that like it wouldn’t be considered unethical to prove it by today’s standards. The shower thought is that could it be this is at least part of the reason why cancer rates are increasing.

Tell that to the people who developed cancer after being injected with it, then, proving that cancer will develop in a person if those cells end up in their body, just like if you’re injected with a live virus, it will try to take hold.

Cancer cells are a bit like HIV in that they evade the immune system by releasing some chemical to trick it. Hence why in an infamous unethical experiment after the war, people injected with another person’s cancer developed cancer. So even if it is another person’s cancer cells, the cancer will metastasize in the body.

Why? They look completely normal to me?

Is it because they’re all men?

Have you not heard of not wanting to post actual photos of friends on the internet because you respect their privacy?

Case in point.

They aren’t gang members, they’re 30-somethings I grew up with in school.

They’re good mates, they haven’t hurt anyone and are as loyal as can be.

I’m not going to post photos of my friends here for their own privacy. Duh.

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