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scroblart
1mo ago
sure, but generally most businesses do wish to pay for fraudulent activity. It seems we have reached a point in time where many "business people" seem unable to discern a difference between fraud and not-fraud, but whichever busin
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scroblart
10mo ago
yes, "heavily progressive" and advocating that market solutions would address the root causes of the healthcare situation in America. You guys are great
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scroblart
1y ago
this shit is so depressing, having a "secret sauce" and it being just mystical and unknowable, a magic incantation which you hopefully scribbled down to remember later
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scroblart
1y ago
yeah transparency is bad news, the real problem is voters demands for purity from their politicians
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scroblart
3y ago
Even the nyt is willing to admit that work had begun on the dams before NATO started bombing, they feel obligated to let that tiny crack of truth in
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scroblart
7y ago
It is doing the great and worthy work of connecting consumers with the products they desire.
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scroblart
7y ago
Exactly
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scroblart
7y ago
I've successfully avoided this kind of crap (never fell for the medication frenzy). Somebody close to me was able to find a psychiatrist who would assist them in getting off meds only when a third party intervened. The problem is not w
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scroblart
7y ago
Right. I'm saying that is easier said than done.
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scroblart
7y ago
Often the doctor that a person has when they realize that they need to get off a medication is not the original doctor that prescribed the medication. And yes, most psychiatrists don't want the liability of weaning somebody off a medic
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scroblart
7y ago
Try finding a psychiatrist willing to help you through that. Most won't (it is seen as risky and liability-generating).
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scroblart
7y ago
Yeah. This very apparent imbalance creates a lot of distrust for the pharma industry (as well as for medical providers).
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scroblart
7y ago
Please examine the post to which I replied. === Edit: sorry I see that you did. Thanks
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scroblart
7y ago
American, which is an ethnic group of British origin lol. Why would you ever say this? Charitably, I assume that you are a troll out for giggles, rather than an actual white supremacist.
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scroblart
7y ago
This is very weird comment. Are you saying that the USA was not a multi-ethnic/multi-religious state in the 1960s? In a nation state, politics tend to be divided more on ideological and regional lines, because everyone shares an ident
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scroblart
7y ago
Most people with money.
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scroblart
7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonnetz
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scroblart
8y ago
It is nice to have the option of map pdf colors to correspond to one's color theme. I like to read pdfs in emacs alongside my notes, and I am very pleased that emacs' pdf-tools allows me to map colors as I choose (kind of - there