ellopoppit

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by ellopoppit 4y ago
That's a very good point which I totally agree with, and also why martial arts and controlled sparring can be extremely beneficial experiences
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>bruises from childhood heal in weeks where verbal assault from childhood (e.g. by an abusive parent or teacher, as well as by peers) can still be hurting decades later with wider knock-on effects. That's like saying physical damage
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Yes, those countries indeed have a history rich with arrogant authoritarianism. Those laws are a literal recognition of that fact.
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Hiding from reality via censorship sets one up for even greater harm and suffering, because they never have a chance to build up their mental strength and armor that they will need in the real world. Like never letting your child ever ride
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>Should harming people with words be separate from harming people with actions? Have you ever been physically assaulted, punched in the face, had your ribs broken, or been put in a strangle hold?
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
"The study of money, above all other fields in economics, is one in which complexity is used to disguise truth or to evade truth, not to reveal it." -John Kenneth Galbraith
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Keep it simple. Experiment incrementally and find out what works for you. Pay close attention to your body and cut out what it doesn't like. What has been working for me lately is: 1. Eating one big meal and perhaps a small snack later
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
What types of meat? Any organ meats?
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Indeed. Do you think extrapolating that governments and corporations may use a universal digital ID for mass surveillance, from the proven fact that governments and corporations work together to perform mass surveillance, is within that lim
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_cannabis
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>Cheese: a food made from the pressed curds of milk
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Lots of well sourced, verifiable information here: https://unlimitedhangout.com/2021/01/investigative-reports/s...
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
"#Vaccinepassports are a precursor to Digital ID wallets, offering citizens unparalleled convenience and #security." https://mobile.twitter.com/ThalesDigiSec/status/142535144657...
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
What a classic, I remember when people would call you crazy for claiming that governments were working with corporations to perform mass domestic surveillance
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
I'm in the US and have never had my ID scanned like that person is claiming
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Good questions. There is thorough scientific evidence showing that: 1) Mindset (positive or negative) has direct effects on physiology 2) Strong social bonds and a sense of community is beneficial to health, while the inverse is detrimental
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
I'm not sure what you're saying is pure "woo"? >physical, emotional, cognitive, social, spiritual, and environmental Are you saying you don't think there's any science showing that these factors are relevant
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>The only lacking aspect is the long term effects, because by definition we don't have long term hindsight (but no vaccine has it before being commercialized, by definition). I'm not sure I understand this sentence... are you c
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>Population size By population size, do you mean the number of people in the general public who have taken the various covid vaccines under the FDA EUA?
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>COVID vaccines have been far more extensively studied than any other vaccine has ever been By what measure?
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
The fisherman replies: "nah I'm good, I eat a mediterranean diet instead of a poisonous american diet, get plenty of vitamin D and am not stuck inside all day, have a genuine community that I'm a part of rather than being soc
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
After going on a low carb diet, my skin has never been healthier. Acne, dry skin, dandruff, itchiness and random hives that I've experienced as long as I can remember have all dissapeared. Also my mood and emotional balance have never
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Indeed, social behaviors are highly heritable, we don't need a scientific paper to tell us that.
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Were you diagnosed with ADHD before TVs were invented? As it stands, psychiatrists do not know what causes ADHD (or any psychiatric disorder in the DSM), so its certainly possible that social and environmental factors which induce ADHD like
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
There is neither one or many genes or any objective biological test that is used to diagnose any psychiatric condition in the DSM. "psychiatric diagnosis still relies exclusively on fallible subjective judgments rather than objective b
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
There is no known gene which causes ADHD. Like all other conditions in the DSM, there is no objective biological diagnostic criteria
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
Could it be that smartphones and TV can cause ADHD? Before such electronic media, books were the main media, and inherently required and trained users to concentrate on one thing at a time for extended periods. TV and smartphones do the exa
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>Prohibiton is next to over. Tell that to the people who continue to be put in prison every day for a plant that is far less harmful than sugar and alcohol >Knee-jerking against articles like this is perpetuate harm by keeping people
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>symptoms from the wife of a researcher at the Wuhan facility I'm interested to confirm this, do you know what their name is/was or where I could find more information on this?
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by ellopoppit 4y ago
>Where would you put a lab researching Coronaviruses? Antarctica perhaps? Not in the middle of a freaking city.

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