Tell that to all the researchers who’ve poured their lives into coming up with cures or remedies for cancer, diabetes, COVID and dementia, Jeff www.nytimes.com/2025/03/18/n...
Tell that to all the researchers who’ve poured their lives into coming up with cures or remedies for cancer, diabetes, COVID and dementia, Jeff www.nytimes.com/2025/03/18/n...
Lets hope China picks up the slake and over takes America at this point, they deserve it lets be honest
That's precisely why I'm angry. He will keep coming for more.
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Gift link: "But this deal is unlikely to end the attacks. The federal government, and this administration, is simply too powerful and too arbitrary to be credibly bargained with." Gift link Columbia’s Administrators Are Fooling Themselves www.nytimes.com/2025/07/23/o...
Be sure to share that gift link (from an economics professor) with people whose clinical trials have been interrupted or whose promising medical research was stopped midway. Or you can share it with their families, if the patients themselves are no longer alive.
We'll come back to see whether your colleague's predictions are true or yours.
I didn’t make a prediction. I made an observation. Few people here wanted this. But the stranglehold on research funding is catastrophic on many levels, and expecting the courts (especially SCOTUS) to intervene is a dangerous gamble.
Crushing dissent of the genocide in Gaza is also catastrophic, and rewarding Miller and Trump for doing so is an act of equal parts evil and cowardice. A deal with this admin to protect research funding is meaningless, just as all deals with them are.
Hey, as someone who makes meds and does clinical trials and whose livelihood depends on the existence of federal research, bending the knee to fascists is legitimately not worth any price. All you're doing at that point is veering the trolley towards marginalized people instead of patients, as...
opposed to refusing to negotiate with the freak show terrorists running the trolley. They're going to use whatever ins they have at Columbia now to harm very vulnerable people outright.
This is Faustian bargaining 101.
Do we really genuinely believe that funding is safe now? That's an honest question. I just find it hard to believe that it's all good now and the yes, absolutely vitally important medical research will now go on normally.