tsol

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by tsol 1mo ago
Depends on how is prepared. If you heat it and prep it the right away it makes a fantastic sleep med. If you don't prep it right you get delirious and people can hurt themselves. You also can't take too much or that can also becom
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by tsol 1mo ago
Not all hallucinations are pleasant. Magic mushrooms are known to be pleasurable for many people, but I've heard these mushrooms are not very fun and can last days. Given these effects have been known for a long time there could be a g
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by tsol 1mo ago
If it's been brought to their attention before and they haven't done anything, then it effectively is intentional.
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by tsol 2mo ago
If you find a good sleep med it can be life changing. I found a natural supplement called muscimol that's a silver bullet for me. Gets me to sleep in 20 minutes every time, gives me great sleep, and isn't habit forming. It can be
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by tsol 3mo ago
Antibiotics are pretty much a free lunch but they exist. Completely stops deadly disease without causing any long term damage. They exist it's just rare
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by tsol 3mo ago
I'm curious what kind of effect alcohol has on IQ. Alcohol is very well established to be pretty bad for brain health even if you don't always feel it.
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by tsol 3mo ago
Very cool that you got in just through your interests. It's anyways cool to see stories where that works out! Good to know it's possible to get that kind of job
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by tsol 3mo ago
How do get to do that? As in what did you study to get the prerequisite knowledge, and how did you find this particular job? When I see interesting jobs I'm anyways curious what path lead there
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by tsol 3mo ago
In that case America's founding would be rooted in terrorism. Against the British monarchy, of course.
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by tsol 3mo ago
Very cool. I have a friend with cerebral palsy and he has very little movement in his hands. I'd love to connect him with these kinds of devices but he has an intellectual disability that makes it especially tough. I wish there was an
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by tsol 3mo ago
Why would that be the only way to get porn that they don't crack down on?
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by tsol 3mo ago
This is a cool idea, I like it.
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by tsol 4mo ago
Not sure why this was down voted but there's truth to this. I quit an SNRI antidepressant twelve years ago and for ten years I had horrible migraines, inability to form sentences, constant anxiety, low motivation, and other symptoms. D
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by tsol 4mo ago
I don't see anyone else's messages. Don't know if they turned them off at this point. This is why we can't have nice things
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by tsol 4mo ago
Last I heard the US govt is taking equity in some private industry too.
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by tsol 4mo ago
Had the same issue. With reta I have more energy than normal and workout even more than usual. I get great workouts despite eating around 1400 calories a day. I don't wanna act like it's without flaws but I gotta say it does it&#x
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by tsol 5mo ago
Probably has more to do with how they regard hallucinations. In some cultures they're regarded as possibly mystical and a good thing, in other cultures they're regarded as strictly a sign of a malfunctioning brain which is of cour
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by tsol 5mo ago
The United States leadership is full of religious fanatics saying this war is for Christ, that God stands with their army, those that bless israel will be blessed, etc in the context of political speeches. If the Iranian regime has killed 1
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by tsol 5mo ago
VW was established by the nazis and was so excited at the conflict in Gaza they converted a factory into a missile factory recently to help the side that killed more journalists than in any other recorded conflict.
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by tsol 5mo ago
I question how accurately using a survey alone really answers this question. Some people would never admit(or even think) they're against free speech--at least until they see speech they deem too dangerous to be allowed. We have seen t
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by tsol 6mo ago
Sounds more like he's saying killing civilians naturally makes people mad at you. We shouldn't avoid talking about this because of this fear of terrorism. In fact some would say when army kils someones family, they will look at us
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by tsol 6mo ago
The reason they were banned is because they never went through complete safety testing. There are still unknowns. For example BPC-157 is used for recovery from injury and has good reviews.. but there are also a small number of people who sa
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by tsol 6mo ago
I didn't read that as saying anything about your character; it's an understandable way to react. It is an indictment of the system that people have to feel that way when it really shouldn't have to feel that way.
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by tsol 7mo ago
The incentive isn't to make a better product, it's to make a more profitable product. Sometimes that leads to improvements in quality but much of the time it's the opposite
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by tsol 7mo ago
I thought you were going to go somewhere else with that. With excess clothing they'll unload it in Africa and Asia for cheap, weakening local clothes manufacturers. A bit of what happened with Tom's Shoes
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by tsol 7mo ago
Seems like it would be hard to fake. The was she tells it she put her finger on the pad and the OS unlocked the account. Sounds very difficult to do
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by tsol 8mo ago
In the USA we manage to do that without turning the internet off by just saying they were resisting the police.
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by tsol 9mo ago
Ah good point. I think the solution to this is simple. A second, smaller compass that points towards the first one
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by tsol 9mo ago
OP did call him AI. If the underlying research is valid rather than AI generated it can still be valuable. Seems like this guy is using an AI persona essentially to communicate his ideas.
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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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