The
microscope was already discovered a few recent centuries ago.. It
could have been further improved, with each improvement opening new
viewpoints, ideas, questions, and fresh discoveries.
There should
have been large, attractive monetary prizes offered, as in the British
Longitude program I noted in a past blog. This would have been
indispensable in getting at the question of venereal disease which
touched the British upper classes as much as it did prostitutes.
Instead, syphilis and gonorrhea were both categorized as the “secret
disease.” A major curative industry fostered by charlatans did
thrive in Britain, but it undoubtedly led to more deaths than any
promised cures.
The bacterium cause
involved with venereal disease, as with the longitude quandary, may
have had solutions found earlier. (See
the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole
tweets.)
Friday, February 8, 2013
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