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iced depresso (icedquinn@blob.cat)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 21:53:57 JST iced depresso i wonder if you could make an anti-normie test by looking for keyword activation.
i noticed one of the reasons i hate dealing with people is keyword activation.
basically if you are trying to talk to them and they hear certain words they just go in to automatic script playback. there was one guy that i was saying like "oh yeah back x years ago when we didn't even have as many vaccines or all these drugs somehow people were healthier and that's weird" and he just triggers on the v word and starts spewing some talking point sheet and its like
my blob, this conversation isn't about taking needles or not. it's about how its odd that the increase in medical capabilities isn't correlating with health improvements anymore :blobcatgooglynotlikethis:-
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iced depresso (icedquinn@blob.cat)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 21:55:15 JST iced depresso i've noticed most of dealing with the mass generic folk seems to just come down to managing their mkultra keywords and i don't know how i feel about that. -
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iced depresso (icedquinn@blob.cat)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 22:05:32 JST iced depresso @moshibar i'm the wrong person to ask about if you should take needles or not. i pretty much piss everyone off because i've read the cases where the courts ruled they did hurt people, and i've read R&D papers where they researchers know about it and want to do something about it, but there is a whole industrial commercialization there. it's got sacred cow status, so nobody cares or listens to nuance.
they have always kind of been there and gotten worked on, and people do take them, it's just the weird liability protection laws that eliminated due process are why the schedules have exploded.
my current official opinion is if you think you are at risk for a deadly but not very communicable disease--consider taking it. some of them work great and the low communicability ensures you aren't actually boosting the disease and making it worse for everyone (Marek's disease.) I would love to see more work on the nasal peptide vaccines because 1) they cannot shed, its impossible and 2) the nasal ones use safer adjuvants
as for that conversation it actually had nothing to do with them and i was just bringing it up as part of framing how much fewer medical devices we had. -
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moshibar@fedi.catboy.agency's status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 22:05:33 JST moshibar @icedquinn@blob.cat were people healthier back in the day? :thinking_felix:
It also could be that the increase in vaccines is a reaction to the larger amount of dangerous diseases cause by an increasingly interconnected world giving more opportunities for transmission and mutation
but of course I'm talking out of my ass rn lol I don't actually know the answer -
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iced depresso (icedquinn@blob.cat)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Apr-2024 22:09:46 JST iced depresso @moshibar as for the actual medical practices
i have no concrete idea why people used to be able to hop quaaludes, liquor, and chainsmoke all day every day for 70 years. there are some people musing that it might be environmental contamination. there are some people who have mused it might have been harder exposure to bad conditions causing a stronger immune system (ex. when the children swam in the swamp, and caught all sorts of shit from the swamp, coupled with walking outside quite a bit, could make stronger immune systems.)
my main irritation with medicine is the shift away from personalized healthcare and "we want to fix this problem but sometimes we need to do palliative care" to "you are meat for the factory, sit on the conveyor belt until you get your high cost palliatives. we cure nothing."
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