What if I told you we can create a warp drive, but can't cure hair loss?

[kirk]

My mind has recently been blown by news of a possible warp drive. Alas, we still don't have a cure.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...ople-at-speeds-as-fast-as-light-10215544.html

 

[g.i joey]

this man has had 6 heart transplants SUCCESSFULLY... david rockefeller, he looks like a demon. This guy wants all the money in the world... they could transplant a ****ing heart 6 times and the most recent on a 99 year old mans body! but not find a cure for baldness.. wow

and for the link lol my bad http://worldnewsdailyreport.com/david-rockefellers-sixth-heart-transplant-successful-at-age-99/

 

[bilboswaggins]

did he get those off the blackmarket or something?

 

[whatevr]

Well you know how in Star Trek Captain Picard in the 24th (or whichever) century is still bald so you know that might actually become a reality...

 

[resu]

In the future all forms of gratification will be available in virtual or synthetic form plus with genetic engineering who knows what's possible to eradicate. We can't regrows lost limbs either, regrowing lost hair is probably in the same ballpark.

 

[abcdefg]

Medicine really doesnt really progress like anything else. Also that warp drive thing is still being worked on and pieced together slowly how it might work or even if it does. Its too early to say they made a warp drive because its not explained yet how it works.

 

[bilboswaggins]

And how the creator of Star Trek said: "No in the 24th century, no one will care about baldness".

He is a hypocrite. Gene Roddenberry didn't even want to cast Patrick Stewart at fist because he wanted someone who was "masculine, virile, and had a lot of hair".

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Medicine really doesnt really progress like anything else.

Maybe not but if they can grow vaginas in laboratories they should be able to grow some hair follicles