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All I remember sadly

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2016:

2020:

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All members rise for our national anthem 😤😤😤 alllll members👀

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hmmm tanıdık geldi via /r/TurkeyJerky https://ift.tt/3jYLtBK

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This shows Trump won Michigan and it is constantly updated.

https://t.co/oi4k902TMp?amp=1

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When you misunderstand Kamala’s Equity message.

#memes #funny #equity

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““One of the holy grails of biomaterials research has been working out a way to get skin to grow onto and attach to metals and plastics without the risk of infection. It looks like this design and technique may have solved the problem,” says Dr Stynes, who is researching his PhD at the University of Melbourne. “It could pave the way for fully implantable robotics, prosthetics, catheters, intravenous lines, and the reconstruction of surgical defects with artificial materials.” Professor Richard Page, Director of Orthopaedics and the Centre of Orthopaedic Research and Education at Barwon Health and Deakin University, said the ability of the scaffold to make the skin think it was growing on other skin is potentially a major finding.”

— Breaking the Skin Barrier Can Lead to Breakthroughs in Robotics to Human Interface (via kny111)

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Dismantle the UN and burn them all down. China is modern day Nazi Germany with a Communist twist, and they defend & support China because they line their pockets. Neither group holds morals and should not be trusted any further. Source.

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meirl

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via bookwormroom

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Current Science: Everythingis nothing and Nothing is now something.

Logic: That’s a Logically Falacious statement.

Current Science: Since it’s my truth there is no universal Fallacy.

Logic: Incongruous reasoning does not validate aforementioned fallacy.

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“Aristotle said that some people were only fit to be slaves. I do not contradict him. But I reject slavery because I see no men fit to be masters.“ 

C. S. Lewis [born 29th Nov 1898] portrait by Walter Stoneman 

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Where is the follow up to these questions for all mass murders. Why do we still not know? I’ll never put my kids on these meds and I suggest you never do either.

• Law-enforcement officials, after questioning Cruz, said he told them that voices in his head gave him instructions on how to carry out the attack;

• Cruz’s aunt, Barbara Kunbatovich, told the Miami Herald that she believed that he was on medication “to deal with his emotional fragility.”

This last claim was confirmed by Broward County Mayor Beam Furr, who told reporters that “[Cruz] had been undergoing some treatment [and] had been dealing with mental health issues.”

That is as much as is known at the time of this writing. What isn’t known is what was involved with Cruz’s mental health “treatment” from last year. What isn’t known is what prescription drug or drugs he might have been prescribed for his “emotional fragility,” his “mental health issues” and his “depression.”

If Cruz was prescribed drugs such as Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, Luvox, or Effexor — called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs — this could have influenced his behavior. These drugs carry the government’s most serious warning of “increased risks of suicidal thinking and behavior, known as suicidality, in young adults ages 18 to 24.”

Luvox carries a warning of mania, a dangerous and violence-prone mental derangement characterized by extreme excitement and delusion. If it was Paxil, its warning label also includes mania, along with “insomnia, anxiety, agitation, confusion, amnesia, depression, paranoid reaction, psychosis, hostility, delirium, hallucinations, abnormal thinking, depersonalization and lack of emotion,” among others.

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Guns are used to kill ~9,000 yearly.

Medical malpractice kills ~250,000 yearly.

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