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Does science should be questioned imply not science should not be questioned?
@SapientPearwood @PraxisOfEvil The thing we have to do is get smart on natural remedies. It turns out a lot of problems that modern medicine "solves" were solved a long time ago by various herbs, long forgotten, which are too inexpensive and easy for normal people to grow for companies to make obscene profits off of them.

Turmeric with black pepper fruit extract works *better* than ibuprofen to reduce swelling. Pure turpentine (not the denatured, byproduct stuff) helps with respiratory issues. Peppermint tea does wonders for an upset stomach.

There is a plant, called the "tootheache plant," that most people have never heard of, the leaves of which cause numbing when chewed. It's easy to grow and helps with, you guessed it, tootheaches.

Holy basil helps with basically everything but especially mood and stress, and there's a reason garlic was said to ward off evil in times past.

There's so much natural stuff out there that we have a responsibility to rediscover, because the "healthcare" system is really the "sick care" system that exists solely to keep you a customer for as long as possible, not to cure you.
@Moon oh that's easy, compare Swiss to Croatian, that'll do.
>using a .net domain
>doesn't actually use .net framework
smh

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the titanic sub imploding is just fuck around and find out of people who thought they can buy everything.

if you go down to 3km depth there is the chance of things going wrong. additionally there was the trieste in the 50s. the imploded thing now was just shitty engineering and craftsmanship.

i don't think the people now deserved to die. they brought that fate upon them though, so i'm not really sorry for them.

While I can't deny there is a kernel of truth to this, they wouldn't be lecturing the public on empathy when tragedy strikes "approved targets".

https://www.foxnews.com/media/psychologist-explains-online-attacks-against-victims-titanic-sub-tragedy-culture-lacks-empathy

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