View Full Version : How often do you think about F@H and your family?
stratcatprowlin
06-13-05, 03:00 AM
I always hope that by folding someday someone I know will get better medical treatment from the results in the future.I think about it everyday.With family and friends(myself included) that get sick or suffer from different things all around me I truly hope this program will pay off somehow.Even if I'm dead by then I hope my kids and their kids will benefit.
Sorry just kinda deppressed right now.:(
tenchi86
06-13-05, 03:21 AM
Honestly when I was folding(computer issues now) not that often. I thought of FAH everyday but not much what it would do for me. I only though about that like once every three weeks or so. My main thought is need to push out more units to get more ppd or if i saw a pc not folding I uselly think how its just waisting its time doing nothing.
Steveo989
06-13-05, 03:22 AM
I get the mindset that my new processor now, is my relatives cure for cancer in 50 years.
stratcatprowlin
06-13-05, 03:24 AM
Yeah I think about the points alot too.Nothin wrong with that. I have an XP2800 rig here in my closet that needs a hard drive and power supply.It's driving me crazy knowing its there.
tenchi86
06-13-05, 03:47 AM
Haha, I know the feeling. I dont mean I only think of points though. Thats why I fold and not crunch, I think its foolish to find aliens when I can cure cancer(not trying to bash). So I probaly said the wrong before.
TollhouseFrank
06-13-05, 07:52 AM
Hmm... I love the points, and thats about 90% of why i fold. The other 10% is in memory of family and friends that died to cancer and my mother who is dying to Multiple Schlerosis.
Benching was fun for me. There is no question that benching was fun for me. the problem was when I shut the system down, there was a fairly powerful computer sitting there doing absolutely nothing. Friends would ask what I did with all the power and to this I really had no good answer. Now I do, and I do not feel guilty anymore.
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