I know he is involved in some real estate. He is a partner w/ Bobby Hoying (I believe), in the group that owns Olentangy Commons in C-bus. Other than that, I'm not totally sure.SQ_Crazies wrote:What is he doing these days anyways?dwccrew wrote:What could have been if Craig Krenzel actually went into the field he graduated from. Dude is smart.SQ_Crazies wrote: I see what you're saying and agree with you sleeper, but that isn't the argument. This guy may have just done something greater than any OSU alum ever has or ever will.
SQ_Crazies wrote: The motive? You mean curing cancer?
sleeper wrote:And seriously I just watched the video and anyone who thinks this shit is real is delusional as hell. It's [Cleveland] State, sorry but they need money for funding and why not make up some bull to get it.
Haven't you already looked like a moron for that post?sleeper wrote:SQ_Crazies wrote: The motive? You mean curing cancer?sleeper wrote:And seriously I just watched the video and anyone who thinks this shit is real is delusional as hell. It's [Cleveland] State, sorry but they need money for funding and why not make up some bull to get it.
Because of a typo, I had like 6 people bring it up, like I said whoop-de-doo. And you're entirely naive if you think the Cleveland Clinic doesn't have a vested interest in the funding of a local college. I mean did the experiment kill cancer cells? Sure, but is it a cure for cancer? Absolutely NOT.SQ_Crazies wrote:Haven't you already looked like a moron for that post?sleeper wrote:SQ_Crazies wrote: The motive? You mean curing cancer?sleeper wrote:And seriously I just watched the video and anyone who thinks this shit is real is delusional as hell. It's [Cleveland] State, sorry but they need money for funding and why not make up some bull to get it.
A lot of people have potential cures for cancer and a variety of other supposed incurable ailments, but THIS IS ABOUT FUNDING NOTHING MORE, get it through your thick skull.SQ_Crazies wrote: That's why the thread is titled "may have found a potential cure".
LOLSQ_Crazies wrote: Not when certain entities have given it a thumbs up. Sure, more money will be poured into this guys research now, but the story isn't a ploy for more money. It's just news.
Well if Cleveland State fell into the lake tomorrow, they'd still be able to work with the best university in the city, and maybe the state, Case Western Reserve University. So your conspiracy theory is extremely flawed. Besides, the Cleveland Clinic doesn't need any university, they are one of the best hospitals in the world.sleeper wrote: Because of a typo, I had like 6 people bring it up, like I said whoop-de-doo. And you're entirely naive if you think the Cleveland Clinic doesn't have a vested interest in the funding of a local college. I mean did the experiment kill cancer cells? Sure, but is it a cure for cancer? Absolutely NOT.
sjmvsfscs08 wrote:
Well if Cleveland State fell into the lake tomorrow, they'd still be able to work with the best university in the city, and maybe the state, Case Western Reserve University. So your conspiracy theory is extremely flawed. Besides, the Cleveland Clinic doesn't need any university, they are one of the best hospitals in the world.
Case Western has nowhere near the resources of The Ohio State University, I don't buy the "we're private, so we're better". Ohio State can go out and buy the best professors, the best technology, the best anything, Case Western can go out and, well do none of that LOLsjmvsfscs08 wrote:Well if Cleveland State fell into the lake tomorrow, they'd still be able to work with the best university in the city, and maybe the state, Case Western Reserve University. So your conspiracy theory is extremely flawed. Besides, the Cleveland Clinic doesn't need any university, they are one of the best hospitals in the world.sleeper wrote: Because of a typo, I had like 6 people bring it up, like I said whoop-de-doo. And you're entirely naive if you think the Cleveland Clinic doesn't have a vested interest in the funding of a local college. I mean did the experiment kill cancer cells? Sure, but is it a cure for cancer? Absolutely NOT.
Because if everyone is this stupid, making money will be like taking candy from a baby.Rotinaj wrote: How is this more money for you?
Where we come from so run runMohican00 wrote:
Once again, I'm done explaining these simpleton concepts to people on this forum, I can't help that your threaten by my vast superiority in a variety of subjects.LTrain23 wrote: Sleeper, the Cleveland Clinic is widely regarded as one of the top hospitals in the nation/world, it's vastly more respected around the world than OSU is...
this isn't a fucking competition between OSU and CSU, so get over your inferiority complex and realize exactly what the fuck it is we're talking about.
How the fuck do you think drugs/cures get discovered in the first place? This is the exact way ust about every other fucking cure for diseases have been discovered... It's first tested, then if it works it moves through the ranks before ultimately being tested on humans.
If it works, thats fucking fantastic, if it doesn't, then at least we're making some progress against the disease.
With that said, is it money driven? No shit. Money makes the world go around, with out money, nothing like this is possible.
Bro, you make no sense.. It's that simple. You try to be the "funny guy" with your one liners, however, you should keep those to the sports threads because you at least strike gold every once and a while over there..sleeper wrote:Once again, I'm done explaining these simpleton concepts to people on this forum, I can't help that your threaten by my vast superiority in a variety of subjects.LTrain23 wrote: Sleeper, the Cleveland Clinic is widely regarded as one of the top hospitals in the nation/world, it's vastly more respected around the world than OSU is...
this isn't a fucking competition between OSU and CSU, so get over your inferiority complex and realize exactly what the fuck it is we're talking about.
How the fuck do you think drugs/cures get discovered in the first place? This is the exact way ust about every other fucking cure for diseases have been discovered... It's first tested, then if it works it moves through the ranks before ultimately being tested on humans.
If it works, thats fucking fantastic, if it doesn't, then at least we're making some progress against the disease.
With that said, is it money driven? No shit. Money makes the world go around, with out money, nothing like this is possible.
