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by benevol 7y ago
I would say, try if it works for you. Everybody's case is really different, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. In my case, I had been trying meds for years (pretty much all brands). Suddenly, I had an intuition that there must be
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by benevol 7y ago
Absolutely agree with the above. I would suggest psilocybin and LSD mainly for punctual experiences. They can make you understand what lies "behind the veil". Once you know that, once you have lived that, your life can take a hu
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by benevol 7y ago
Interesting, I wouldn't have expected this answer. Can you elaborate?
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by benevol 7y ago
Here's the ultimate desalination technology that scientists will end up implementing: 1. Use nano-technology "bots" to attach magnetic particles to the salt in the water. 2. Activate strong magnets to extract the salt. Among
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by benevol 7y ago
> you can contemplate these things because you are overloaded with serotonin. And while serotonin definitely is involved, it is only a part of it. The real "magic" can happen because psilocybin/LSD/etc. allows you to
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by benevol 7y ago
> it's not just Whatsapp, it's all social media platforms. ...that are US -based. You may want to check out Threema for a valid WhatsApp replacement.
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by benevol 7y ago
As much as would like to believe all promises coming from corporate execs - Facebook has been caught lying more than enough. So thanks for trying, but I have uninstalled WhatsApp and I'm happy with Threema.
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by benevol 7y ago
"The State Department regulations say people will have to submit social media names and five years' worth of email addresses and phone numbers . When proposed last year, authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 mi
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by benevol 7y ago
"The State Department regulations say people will have to submit social media names and five years' worth of email addresses and phone numbers . When proposed last year, authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 mi
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by benevol 7y ago
The State Department regulations say people will have to submit social media names and five years' worth of email addresses and phone numbers. When proposed last year, authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 million people
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by benevol 7y ago
Were you already born when Edward Snowden made his revelations? Or how about the Evo Morales grounding incident? [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evo_Morales_grounding_incident
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by benevol 7y ago
Do you have a source for that?
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by benevol 7y ago
That's the crazy thing. Almost nobody asked for 5G. And certainly not our health. Their basically just stuffing this down our throats in the name of money. There's an international petition [0] and one in Switzerland [1] that I kn
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Facebook hostage situation: Upload your face(reddit.com)
3 points by benevol 8y ago|0 comments
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by benevol 8y ago
Wow, that post got taken down quickly.
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by benevol 8y ago
The issue is that war is one of America's most important business models, if not the most important one. And once a machine makes that much money, the investors fueling it will do everything to keep it going.
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Psilocybin Could Be Legal for Therapy by 2021(rollingstone.com)
3 points by benevol 8y ago|0 comments
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by benevol 8y ago
> - unemployment Let's see. In the US, as soon as you can qualify for unemployment, you usually get USD 1,000-2,000/month in post tax income for 6 months. In Switzerland, you get 70-80% of your last salary. Are you guys still s
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by benevol 8y ago
I am 100% convinced that the US is in for a very rude awakening. It's been some time now that things are falling apart on multiple levels, not just regarding economic questions. A few years back, it was my dream to live in the US (I ha
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by benevol 8y ago
Right, why don't we all just keep eating Modafinil or whatever new stimulants, drugs or meds are en vogue, in order to be able to keep doing meaningless jobs in the most efficient manner.
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by benevol 8y ago
Lol @ the Facebook army astro-turfing the comment section. "But it's not nefarious..." "But everybody else is doing it too..." "It's not for surveillance, profiling and shadow profiling, pinky promise, tru
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by benevol 8y ago
> A clinic, concert, or house party are all terrible settings for taking LSD. That's certainly the main reason for "bad trips". People just don't bother to read up on everything properly before the trip. So they do st
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by benevol 8y ago
Highly recommended: The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide, by Jim Fadiman ( http://www.psychedelicexplorersguide.com/ )
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by benevol 8y ago
That's exactly the problem big pharma has. They fear massive losses for their various anti-depressants. Revenues have been guaranteed up to now, as patients become dependent on them and have to take them for years. (With regards to d
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by benevol 8y ago
Read the article. They specifically talk about human brain cells.
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by benevol 8y ago
This is already being done. In Switzerland. Summary: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4086777/ The MD's website [in german]: http://www.petergasser.ch/
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by benevol 8y ago
I wonder when the day will come when we admit that we have to call the Web "Googlenet".
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by benevol 8y ago
If you're worried that law enforcement will knock on your door because somebody used your exit node for illegal internet activity, a VPN service (that does not log traffic) will give you additional protection by exposing their IP addre
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by benevol 8y ago
Just use some cheap VPN service in front of your Tor/Firefox browser (which most people should do in any case) and you're good to go.
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Zuckerberg apologises to European Parliament for 'harm'(bbc.com)
29 points by benevol 8y ago|6 comments

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