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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
This is such a defeated mindset. You're welcome to it all you want, but some of us aren't willing to settle.
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
What the hell?
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
This isn't true and it's not ok to assume this. In general, the psychedelic community must stop overlaying their own subjective experiences on to other people. Psychedelics can help, but they can also harm. Psychedelics, like ever
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
Yes, because pop-guns do anything against trillions of dollars in armor plating and advanced weaponry. Of course we never talk about what happens if the armed population goes along with the tyrannical government against the repressed as we&
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
Obviously this website is rigged for the liberal agenda
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
It's a petty game that both sides are engaging in, but one side is a singular person who is currently the "Leader of the free world". It's bizarre to me that people shrug off his behavior as if it's ok for him to be
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
There is no credibility to this administrations statements, only its actions.
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
I'm seeing the same. Even when people are acting out, the police are supposed to be a professional, trained force that is capable of keeping them selves in control and knowing when to back-off and regroup when things aren't in the
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
What has stood out to me, even above the violence, is the sheer fear and stupidity in the eyes of officers. They have zero control over themselves. They aren't doing a job, they're just fighting people. It's incredible just h
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
There's a long rant here, but it'll be pages worth of text. The short of it is that the so called leaders of the community are often accidental, untrained, uneducated, and largely unchecked. They say the right things and every one
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
This is a bad assumption on both ends (HN comments are most definitely not a bastion of free thought and expression.) but If people affected by PTSD can re-experience their trauma in controlled therapeutic settings using psychedelic compoun
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
Just to clarify further - the man cites nothing but his own blog articles but makes sweeping statements as though they are fact. This is speculation on medical approaches for an understudied virus by a man totally unqualified who feels it u
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
Ok. Do it. As with all things trump, the man spends his days flailing about from one tantrum to the next with no actual focus or initiative. Bluster all day, every day.
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
This man is claiming that staying at home increases deaths... He's also claiming a vaccine could be years away. I also see zero evidence as to why he should be considered a credible source for effective covid treatments. The man is an
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
This is why twitter and facebook don't have dislike buttons. By removing a quick and easy way of voicing dissent to a point, people take to the comments to verbally punish others. For a site that is dependent on user engagement, anger&
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
The comments in this thread are embarrassing. Youtube has every right to take responsibility for the content on their platform. Good for them for exercising it.
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
The man's credibility is long gone.
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by beepboopbeep 6y ago
Personally, I can definitely do away with my commute (while it's short, it's still a twice a day anxiety event) I think there is something to be said about the autonomy we're given while at home. No pretend needed when your i
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
Yes, those are mistakes as well. We don't have to delve into whataboutism in order to point out the wrongness of something.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. Are you implying that those talking heads are not responsible for the statements they made and the repercussions there of?
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
I'm sorry the truth of the matter is considered "unsubstantive". Judging by the comments below, I'd argue there is a clear truth to my statements. Feel free to ban me at any time.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
This is absurd.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
Sure.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
81 people died of the virus in NYC yesterday. I think the large number approach of pandemics can almost sanitize the numbers of their humanity. Imagine 81 people died in a bus accident, or a fire, or a mass shooting. This is very serious an
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
Yes, of course it's worth it. The media's credibility isn't a finite resource. It ebbs and flows like everything else in this world. Nothing is as binary as you see it.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
Doing the right thing and accurate information can be one in the same.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
I'm going to guess that you're no where near having to actually make that decision for your self, thus you're comfortable making that statement on behalf of others.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
I did well on the SATs because there is a method to taking the tests that is agnostic of the underlying knowledge. I was only able to learn that because I could afford the classes. The SAT is a silly game.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
You first.
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by beepboopbeep 7y ago
I wonder if maybe the externalization of will helps to ...reset? the perception of ones self. I'm not sure if I'm wording that the best way. Example: Sometimes I'll tell people "I'll have this done by X time" i

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