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I'm with Kotakus group.

In sort the university that does this wants help with it. They figure if they give the program out and a lot of people do this, they can achieve their goal a lot faster, then having their so many computers do it.

Folding@Home can also be downloaded for a computer *MAC, Linux, and Windows are supported*. I even have this on my PC.

http://folding.stanford.edu/English/FAQ

if you want to learn more go there. It's a little complex at first, but it's pretty simple. In short you fold proteins or whatever that should be able to help scientists find out how stuff like Cancer, or Alzheimer's work so they can find ways to cure it.

Thanks to the Playstation 3s involvement with Folding@Home, the program has been recognized by Guinness World Records, because it achieved a petaflop *It would take everyone in the world doing 75,000 calculations in a second to achieve similar results*

Yeah, it is.

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PS3 God maybe.

But I know how to work most of the consoles.

rofl me and my m8 laughed our arses out thinking we were curing cancer by sitting on our arse staring at his ps3 and watchin the jiggly genes