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by tsol 9mo ago
Unfortunately one of the common responses is "cancer is still deadly doesn't seem like they're doing anything but getting rich". These therapies aren't widely known and people are willing to throw them out for that
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by tsol 10mo ago
Parasites used to be ubiquitous before we had medication to kill them. There's even a (not very well supported) theory that these parasites helped with allergies by moderating immune system. They releasing chemicals to lower immune act
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by tsol 10mo ago
What I heard is he called the police tip line and left a message but didn't hear back for two days. After two days he left this tip and then was made a person of interest. This is just what I heard, not sure if there's more to thi
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by tsol 10mo ago
I haven't heard any clear motives yet. Some people are saying it's simply a case of someone who was a genius that ended up in a mediocre place in life, leading to to killing. Still that story is so common in America I don't s
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by tsol 11mo ago
People seem to disagree with this comment but it makes sense. Lots of people get no genuine sexually or emotional attention sure to severe disabilities, cultural incompatibility, weight issues, or simply because they don't know how to
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by tsol 11mo ago
Judging by the follow up that reveals he was cheating on his lover as well and had been doing it for years he seems to agree with your last two lines. He got the most out of life, but hurt his lover, wife and daughter in the process
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by tsol 11mo ago
He wanted to have a different life, but he didn't embrace it. Instead he lied to his wife and lover. In a more recent update he was cheating on his way lover as well, so he comes out looking pretty bad. At the end of the story everyone
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by tsol 11mo ago
>Over 100 institutions – hospitals, prisons and schools – in the US and Canada were involved. I thought this was something that happened in one or two labs somewhere. It's surprising how far reaching this was. Giving nitrous oxide,
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by tsol 1y ago
Did they respond differently depending on what race they thought you were? I'm surprised they would even do that honestly. I thought they were trained on text conversations which presumably wouldn't have any of that to learn from.
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by tsol 1y ago
Yeah it looks very AI, which is disappointing because I wanted to know what they really liked like. The picture looks like a more vibrant and reddish version of the kind we have in the Midwestern United States
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by tsol 1y ago
I wonder if autism is a similar kind of selection process. They are people selected by nature to be obsessed about different things, but this could be incredibly fruitful if you end up focused on the right thing. Of course in this situation
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by tsol 1y ago
It's not always the way you imagine it will be. I've posted this in this thread already but it seems most people haven't seen it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG3AJ3W_sbI This veteran seeks help and isn&#
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by tsol 1y ago
Really? I'm surprised, many secular people on the left are against it because they see it as the state running it badly. Take this video someone posted higher up; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG3AJ3W_sbI A paraathe
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by tsol 1y ago
I don't think everyone that got their funding pulled made waves. Terrance Tao for example had funding pulled simply for being associated with the wrong school.
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by tsol 1y ago
When walmart wanted to attribute their raised prices to tariffs President Trump directly called them out, the subtext being a threat. Once one person backs down, it becomes normal to back down. I don't have much sympathy honestly but i
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by tsol 1y ago
Are they? But Silicon Valley is in the USA and not China. I would imagine the legal and business environment has something to do with that.
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by tsol 1y ago
Not just the current generation of drugs, but they also import and use the next generation that is still in clinical trials and won't be on the market for at least a year. I had it reccomended to me online in a very casual as if it wer
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by tsol 1y ago
Not necessarily. Some people respond well too intermittent fasting but not everyone. Some people respond to keto but not everyone. And just because you respond doesn't mean it's gonna take you to where you need to be. I've al
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by tsol 1y ago
We'll have to see. There are a lot of natural and experimental painkillers that aren't used either because of side effects or more often because they just don't work consistently. It just so happens that so far the opioids ar
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by tsol 1y ago
That's actually very interesting. The most convincing explanation for also I've heard is it's just a result of living in a planet that is cold and dark half of the time. It makes sense to use that time to recharge. I wonder h
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by tsol 1y ago
It causes memory and thinking problems. Some people are less sensitive to it than others, but i think that's why they haven't caught on. People online definitely experiment with using dxm and the alzheimers drug memantine. From wh
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by tsol 1y ago
Government employees don't have their own political alliances? Have you seen the american government anytime in the past 10 years? That's a very strange argument considering it's a commonly discussed issue in the current amer
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by tsol 1y ago
Given they have a hundred ish customers its likely at most a couple would even know how to do that, or care. It's just not worth their time to worry about this right now. They seem to be doing just fine
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by tsol 1y ago
So is democracy not real? I find it funny that when things do right it's because of our superior system of people choosing their leaders, and when things go wrong it's because people don't have any choice.
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by tsol 2y ago
Cold blooded animals generally use less energy than warm blooded animals because they use environmental heat instead of producing their own. So in a way that's one possible method to making something more energy efficient
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by tsol 2y ago
Traditionally you chew the leaves and experience a moderate antidepressant effect. Apparently traditional practioners are somewhat appalled at the idea that people would smoke it to trip. I'm not sure if there really is any utility at
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by tsol 2y ago
Ketamine is diverted from official sources, usually where it is produced(India, Denmark are common). It's not worth it to make in a lab given how plentiful it is. Its everywhere, in every city. He probably has a guy that gets it online
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by tsol 2y ago
Military and intelligence contractor stuff, or so I've been told.
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by tsol 2y ago
I was curious about this myself so I looked up a bit more about this. Here's what I found; >Even though there have been many publications and patents on the subject, no mechanism has yet been shown to be compelling enough to treat d
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by tsol 2y ago
Incredibly shocking how quickly Americans adapted to their government enabling the systematic deaths of thousands. Surely this will leave a lasting impact on those of us who cannot ignore it

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