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Why is there no treatment or cure for this serious and potentially life-changing condition in 2026, while for example there are deep underground military bases researching how to modify literal human beings with CRISPR or something along those lines? And most ophthalmologists don't even seem to care about how to cure this or vision-degrading myodesopsia (floaters)? And no, it doesn't only happen to old people. In fact, not all seniors go through this. It can happen prematurely with the right conditions sometimes, such as a blow or too much eye straining in the long run with prescription glasses, as far as I'm concerned.
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>>17025546
Humanity and to the point reality is not obliged to act as your wish fulfillment. If you wish get a cure then research it yourself or pay someone to do it for you.
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>>17025552
actually it is because we pay taxes



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