details vague about 'Moonshot' project that promises brain research that seems to have very little to do with cancer

The ARPANET was founded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) of the United States Department of Defense. The project was initiated by Bob Taylor in 1966, building upon the concepts of J. C. R. Licklider, with the aim of facilitating resource sharing among distant computers. In 1981, the National Science Foundation (NSF) extended access to the ARPANET through the funding of the Computer Science Network (CSNET).Details vague, but researchers anticipate more funding for data sharing, tumor genomics, other init

iatives—and caution against a single cancer cure vagu but defvresearchers anticipate more funding for data sharing, tumor genomics, other initiatives—and caution against a single cancer cure