humansuit

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by humansuit 5y ago
To be honest, I try not to entertain thoughts about paranormal stuff I might have experienced. If I start believing that I've seen the future or heard someone else's thoughts, I have to be concerned about my mental health. Maybe t
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by humansuit 5y ago
I am also bipolar, and yes, it sucks. It is the actual soul of suck, to the point that it feels cruel and purposeful. And sure, you can adjust gradually - but add that to the pile of little easy life hacks that I already do to convince peop
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by humansuit 5y ago
As long as they eliminate the constant inane switching back and forth. Sleep disruption is harmful in many ways and all this practice seems to actually do, old wives' tales about farmers and circumstantial localized benefits aside, is
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by humansuit 5y ago
Sooo no way to win here, according to this edgy take. This philosophy, where any expression of stress is just a ploy, seems like a great way to prevent people from reaching out to each other for help with the psychological pressures of inte
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by humansuit 5y ago
Assuming the student implanted the device in their own ear, they did learn enough to be dangerous. They'll show up as a transhumanist influencer at best and a back alley surgeon at worst.
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by humansuit 5y ago
Valid point. I'll remove it from the conversation.
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by humansuit 5y ago
[This comment was dumb, and I've opted to remove it.]
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by humansuit 5y ago
Let us not forget that mood stabilizers are notorious for making you put on and retain weight. (Mine makes my body use its muscles for energy before it taps into my fat - hooray!) But honestly, lots of people with mood disorders - like mine