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r/SipsTea • u/Happy-I-always-am • 1d ago
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stupid judgement I ever read
1 u/Diligent-Stretch-769 18h ago actually its an admission of what I dont understand. no amount of marathon running will bring the man's son back, but understanding cancer might deliver another family their son from the brink 1 u/alan2001 12h ago Yeah but in fairness he did get some extra attention on the internet. I'm sure that helped the situation. (However if he did it to raise money for Cancer Research, then just ignore what I said.) 1 u/Diligent-Stretch-769 12h ago the controversies about where funds reach for cancer research necessitate people directly engaging with how they want the world to work.
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actually its an admission of what I dont understand. no amount of marathon running will bring the man's son back, but understanding cancer might deliver another family their son from the brink
1 u/alan2001 12h ago Yeah but in fairness he did get some extra attention on the internet. I'm sure that helped the situation. (However if he did it to raise money for Cancer Research, then just ignore what I said.) 1 u/Diligent-Stretch-769 12h ago the controversies about where funds reach for cancer research necessitate people directly engaging with how they want the world to work.
Yeah but in fairness he did get some extra attention on the internet. I'm sure that helped the situation.
(However if he did it to raise money for Cancer Research, then just ignore what I said.)
1 u/Diligent-Stretch-769 12h ago the controversies about where funds reach for cancer research necessitate people directly engaging with how they want the world to work.
the controversies about where funds reach for cancer research necessitate people directly engaging with how they want the world to work.
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u/Dingus_eggus 18h ago
stupid judgement I ever read