[I'm ALL Right!]

I disagree. The business of treating cancer is huge, and finding a cure would render a large portion of our drug/medical professionals/companies irrelevant. This would result in an enormous negative effect on the economy. My tin foil hat is firmly in place, whether you believe me moronic or not. The bottom line counts.

[rwfromkansas]

The cure would be a boon to the economy since every other country would need it, too.

[CzarChasm]

I didn't say you were moronic, i said your post was moronic.

perhaps your tinfoil hat is on a little too tight - assuming your presmise is true, which i doubt, but assuming that it is true just for fun, how much bigger would be a market for cancer cures and preventatives - which many people would pay a premium for - as opposed to the current market for questionable treatments that don't cure?

Imagine the market value of a 'cancer vaccine', for example...