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2024-10-08 01:30:48

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hopefully her husband learned some tough lessons
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2024-10-05 02:23:26

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but there's also such a thing as too little
crossing the sound barrier is a good analogy for tripping because just like travelling faster than sound, if you flirt around the barrier with low doses you're more likely to experience turbulence and have a bad time, but if you accelerate clear and fast past it to a psychedelic state you're much more likely to be and stay in the clear

2024-09-19 16:20:13

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i'll respond to this when you can figure out which you think it is i'm doing

2024-08-15 19:41:21

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now imagine instead of capsaicin you have a can full of salvinorin a in a solvent that rapidly penetrates the skin and enters the bloodstream

2024-07-08 15:38:05

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works better audio only imo

2024-07-06 23:29:45

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same lol. good luck, sincerely.

2024-07-06 23:22:13

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a metaphor that often comes to my mind is don't throw the baby out with the bathwater, and don't let perfection be the enemy of progress. are some religious leaders manipulative? sure. are like half of studies manipulated? sure. but there's a lot to be gleaned from what is genuine.

2024-07-06 23:09:39

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2024-07-06 23:07:42

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do you really want me to post a barrage of articles and research papers? really, it doesn't take that much, if you're really interested please check it out. and do try to notice that in many cases benefits go beyond just having more social contact due to church participation.

2024-07-06 22:46:50

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you shouldn't project your singular experience to everyone now and throughout history, it doesn't take that much to see there are actually scientifically proven benefits to having faith and people who are genuinely better off because of it

2024-07-06 22:00:50

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well, if even academia generally accepting that humans have always had some framework of religion and spirituality going tens of thousands of years back to prehistory isn't enough to convince you that humans are spiritual beings then i'm obviously wasting my time.
sorry, just seemed sad is all, thought i might try some religiously nonspecific apologetics but midway i found myself really craving (and lacking) nicotine lol

2024-07-06 21:43:55

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ah yes, being able to detect and perhaps even influence some basic autonomic functions means its not a stretch for materialist neuroscientists to tell if a person is good or bad...
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2024-07-06 21:35:15

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you can't hand waive every aspect of spirituality as some kind of accidental placebo effect from the manipulation of the elite, that's just stupid

2024-07-06 21:30:51

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xD no, can you prove i'm wrong
i'm sure there were doubters in prehistory too but that doesn't change the fact that humans seem to have always had some framework of spirituality and i daresay that the doubters are often worse off for doubting
also materialism can't explain thoughts and emotions as merely a product of the electrochemical interactions of neurotransmitters, it's tried for decades

2024-07-06 21:02:45

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https://www.britannica.com/topic/prehistoric-religion/Stone-Age-cultures
spirituality is undoubtedly a facet of being human

2024-07-06 20:35:45

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people are spiritual beings, seems like we always have been, and i think a little faith is good for us

2024-07-02 02:15:32

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2024-06-27 04:30:04

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that's fair. i feel like calling a man trudy is the polite way of doing that.

2024-06-27 04:27:44

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do canadians call him trudy?

2024-06-26 17:36:10

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in my mind this will forever taint his marvelous acting
why do celebrities do this

2024-06-25 01:51:35

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ah. i don't really consume mainstream content but i have been on 4chan and other unsavory places on and off since 05.

2024-06-25 01:32:51

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why the association with 2016?

2024-06-25 01:30:44

huh, i wonder when "zogged" became part of my lexicon

2024-06-15 15:58:47

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpecBkdpiK4

2024-06-15 03:35:09

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2024-06-09 17:35:15

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what i initially found weird was when i kept coming across recipes that call for mustard. it's not bad tho.

2024-06-09 17:23:02

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imo we should just go full blown quiverfull homesteading but with a plan in place to slowly expand quiverfull communities across the united states heartland

2024-06-09 17:15:57

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the recipe i grew up on is very simple:
brown 1lb ground beef, drain fat, add 1 chopped onion, 1 cup ketchup, 3 tbsp brown sugar, 4 tbsp lemon juice, 2 tbsp worcestershire sauce, 1/2 cup water, stir and simmer for ~30mins
i used to use this as a base, sometimes making substitutions, often making spicy additions. made a variation of it for the first time in 7+ years last night

2024-06-09 01:10:49

i have the dankest sloppy joe recipe