Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment Market Projected to Grow at a Steady Pace During 2017-2025

[slysaint]

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Treatment Market Projected to Grow at a Steady Pace During 2017-2025
Press release from: Persistence Market Research


"Chronic fatigue syndrome is growing market over the forecast period, as research are going on for find the source of the chronic fatigue syndrome, as FDA has published the guideline for industry to develop drugs for treatment in March 2014, players are also working on enhancement of manufacturing of ampligen which is used for chronic fatigue syndrome treatment, for instance in May 2017, Hemispherx Biopharma Enhances Ampligen Manufacturing, As of hindrance the awareness of the treatment process and drugs combination for treatment is affecting the current market."

https://www.openpr.com/news/748137/...o-Grow-at-a-Steady-Pace-During-2017-2025.html

 

[Jonathan Edwards]

'Persistence Market Research (PMR) is a third-platform research firm.'

Interesting.

They seem to have missed the growing market in various therapies like jumping up and down on bits of paper and blue cardigan stuff. Maybe that's second platform stuff.

 

[Hajnalka]

What kind of strange site is this? The English is worse than mine. I thought it was google translated but the contact address is in NYC.

 

[Large Donner]

The English is worse than mine.... the contact address is in NYC.

Ah that explains it then.

 

[Hajnalka]

Ah that explains it then.

Can someone explain the joke about nyc please? Don't get it...

 

[Large Donner]

Can someone explain the joke about nyc please? Don't get it...

It's what happens when Americans try to speak English.

 

[Londinium]

What kind of strange site is this? The English is worse than mine. I thought it was google translated but the contact address is in NYC.

A lot of these firms now use AI to generate the reports. This certainly reads like it's a computer-driven template article rather than written by a human. Pretty certain that's what 'third platform' refers to.

 

[Jonathan Edwards]

What would happen if @Large Donner used this AI to make up jokes then? Would we already be on platform nine and three quarters?

 

[Large Donner]

Like I said on another thread most of my jokes are from the 70s far too long before AI.

My mother in law is a black belt in cooking....she can kill a man with one chop. That's a Les Dawson generated report.

 

[me/cfs 27931]

"it’s a complex disorder which is considered as thrilling fatigue"

Still waiting for the thrilling part.

PS: I've seen this same report reprinted in a dozen or so places over the past month. Probably not a single human involved in the whole process.

 

[user9876]

Like I said on another thread most of my jokes are from the 70s far too long before AI.

My mother in law is a black belt in cooking....she can kill a man with one chop. That's a Les Dawson generated report.

The first AI based psychoanalyst Eliza was created in 1964 so AI is older than your jokes.

 

[Daffodil]

thats weird. my friend told me hemipherx is about to go bankrupt. maybe that was bad info

 

[me/cfs 27931]

thats weird. my friend told me hemipherx is about to go bankrupt. maybe that was bad info

If I had to guess, someone with an interest in shorting Hemispherix stock put out the report. I see this as evidence supporting what your friend told you.

 

[BurnA]

The first AI based psychoanalyst Eliza was created in 1964 so AI is older than your jokes.

OK this is completely off topic. But Eliza reminded me of this.

I had a lecturer at one point, who passed the Turing test when he was a student in the late 80s in Dublin.

Its quite funny and simple how he did it and the story is now quite famous in AI circles but if you have a passing interest in this sort of thing I recommend taking a look.

Read the story here and I recommend reading the link to the full conversation (but be warned it's crude)