zapataband1

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by zapataband1 5y ago
The second trial was to compare escitalophram with psylocibin. Both groups were given psilocybin -> then brain scan. Then after a few weeks one group given escitalophram and one group given the placebo -> then brain scan. From what I
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by zapataband1 5y ago
f2movies.to
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by zapataband1 5y ago
can we all please just go back to bitorrent
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by zapataband1 5y ago
You're talking about fatalities though. There are 1000x more rear ends in the city but I have yet to see a car flipped over in the city like on the highway
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by zapataband1 5y ago
they sound like a great option for major cities where there are already tons of speed limiting because of the population density.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Yeah a worker led economic theory vs a racist ideology. Your argument boils down to this: if any country based on a particular ideology did many horrible things, then that ideology should be rejected. please go ahead and defend your capital
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by zapataband1 5y ago
I agree with science is prone to corruption. As far as climate science having power...it was opposed by every giant oil, gas, extraction corporation and actively suppressed for decades, with these companies funding rival fake science. Scien
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Lol no, 'imagining the alternative' is not science. Climate science is the study of weather and temperatures. You are thinking 'Greenhouse effect'. Just because science is not impervious to corruption by money doesn&#x2
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by zapataband1 5y ago
learned about teflon via the movie 'Dark Waters'... it was horrifying
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Dang, well Cosmos was a large scale production so we have several people to blame for the inaccuracies. I understand 'The Dark Ages' is considered pejorative and onver-simplified. But there was an overabundance of religous magick
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by zapataband1 5y ago
In Carl Sagan's "The Demon Haunted World" he talks about how Europe regressed and became incredibly religious. A lot of secular medicine was lost, and the Queen, the richest person in the last, was pregnant 18 times, 15 dies
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by zapataband1 5y ago
In terms of socio-politics we are witnessing the evolution/proliferation of ideas. You can think of ideas sort of like viruses in the way they spread, especially ideology. I don't think it's people being isolated, I think hon
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Both solid points, but imo maybe that's more of a reason to approach the situation russia with more diplomacy than our current "leaders' are rather than force more sanctions and escalate the situation quickly. Some senators
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Very informative watch, humanity needs to evolve past rulers. We don't need senators, politicians etc in any capacity more than a custodial role. Social democratic systems like liquid-democracy which is both a direct and representative
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Putin lives in a palace and no one even knows how rich him and his thug friends actually are. They don't like the sanctions but I doubt he's 'feeling pain' whilst sending people's kids to war from his personal hocke
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by zapataband1 5y ago
gd my parents wouldn't even shell out for a guitar
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by zapataband1 5y ago
I would recommend reading about people that have gone through revolutions/war conflicts. Especially worker-led movements that have toppled Tsars, Kings, and Militaries. I'd also recommend this for non-violent weapons against dicta
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Not really, his point is that sanctions do more harm to regular people. Kenya right now is the only country pointing out how this will cause a humanitarian crisis, because they know what that looks like. We should stand together against aut
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Bro idk if you know what its like living in an autocratic regime. But try going to a black lives matters event and wait to be teargassed by the cops, then realize its WAY more blatant in russia.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Good @Russian, I wish nothing but peace for Russians and Ukrainians. We must stand together against our autocratic profit and war-driven regimes. Especially here in the US.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
The list of countries that the US has invaded is so deep. We must have solidarity with each-other and hold sociopathic leaders accountable, the way current sanctions are being structured is imo targetting civilians much more than russian el
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq Again, Yemen, Vietnam, Bolivia. The list goes on. If you will not support Russia's imperialism, how will your conscience hold against US Imperialism?
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Yeah good point, fewer than half of crimes reported, fewer than half of those solved
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by zapataband1 5y ago
There are effective non-violent tools that can be used against tyranny https://www.aeinstein.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/FDTD.pd... but I agree in general empire/oligarchy/ruling class won&#
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Cops serve property owners first and foremost.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Hyper-concentration of wealth means no upward mobility so it's no surprise America is having this crisis. Turns out in capitalism if the goal is to hoard the most resources, once you're winning the game it's no longer profita
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Seems you've put a lot of thought into this, I think whatever your kid turns out to be they're already at a huge advantage to have someone like you
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by zapataband1 5y ago
Sorry Neil Young isn't the all powerful boogeyman that you think he is. He isn't censoring joe rogan because he doesn't have that power.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
This isnt a free speech issue. Neil Young is not the government nor is spotify. If Neil Young didn't want to be on the same tv show as joe rogan nobody would care. This amounts to the exact same thing.
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by zapataband1 5y ago
That's true I should've said wealth. I think many people don't see many paths towards wealth if they aren't entrepreneurial, college used to be a good way towards upwards mobility. I think we're all realizing it&#

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