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a random person who quote casts this cast will get $100 when we launch, has to have an account at battle.fun (just open the frame bro)

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stay safe Vancouver

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would you please stop reminding me of the eth price for a moment i'm trying to relax here

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system is fought with legislation, not drugs healthcare crisis in us is a political issue

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you don't have to guess, we literally have many countries around that went from no obesity to ultra-rates of obesity e.g. Mexico was lean and healthy until... Coca-cola came in and started adding sugar to everything + marketing soda and sugary cereal to kids literally happened on the last decade people didn't change, the system did the system is broken and you have to fix the system to fix the people

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ser, why don't you blame the system for this, instead of the people who're exposed to it? child obesity was basically unheard of in 60-s in US, yet it's an epidemic today children didn't change, parents didn't change, the system surrounding them changed

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ser, i think you miss the way the drug works, it doesn't burn more calories, it helps regulating the hunger drive so people don't eat Doritos on ozempic, that's the main point of it what you and i achieve with conscientiousness and discipline, people on ozempic achieve with the drug it alters the brain function, not metabolism or anything else people just eat less

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funnily enough, it does work like miracle, would safe millions of lives from obesity the issue is... people don't adhere to taking them and don't get the benefits lol https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/if-new-obesity-medications-work-why-do-so-many-stop-them-2025a10002ak

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ser, i can change you mind on one thing: if you never got officially diagnosed with ocd, you don't have it you get shouted about ocd from *everywhere* and so many people claim they have it, when what they truly lack is consciousness people with ocd *can't manage live* without meds, and there are very few people with ocd (as compared to depression, for instance) "can't manage" as in "can't get out of the room no matter how much they want while the building is on fire"

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as for the 8% not hearing you, here's the issue: 1. people listening to you might be overrepresented from the 8% (so you'll reach more of them than the other 92%) 2. these 8% are just *one* disease, if you account for other life-threatening diseases without medication you might go up to like 25%, which is every 4th person that hears you will be negatively affected 3. overstories matter, when you repeat that seed oils are harmful many (many) times, people don't listen to science or common sense anymore, they start believing that seed oils increase inflammation (when science shows the opposite)

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84M t1 diabetics in the world as of 2021: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(22)00218-2/abstract and it is just one disease out of many that are life-threatening without medication 8% of US is only clinical depression don't forget about the other debilitating diseases which are many what you're trying to get as is that the population is overmedicated and I agree! what I'm saying is that *under*medicating the population can be as harmful as overmedicating, and calling for everybody to drop their meds indiscriminately is *not* the correct approach

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i take precisely 0 drugs, only supplement b12, creatine and d3 (even my omega 3-6-9 are fully managed and balanced by diet), i exercise consistently and my sleep score rarely drops below 90/100 (daily uninterrupted sleep of 8h+ per day with 2+ hours of deep sleep and <45m rem onset) like you, i can manage most of my issues by this what i'm saying is that there are hundreds of millions of people that can't manage without life-saving drugs *most* should not need to take drugs, i agree with you here what i'm saying is that there's *enough* people (100s of M) that *must* take some type of drugs and we shouldn't pursue them to suffer without medication yes, including people with clinical depression

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honestly even with kids in utero we haven't seen as many issues (if any) as with alcohol (which is proven to be harmful during pregnancy) my point there was that we aren't there with how harmful weed yet, but we might get there in the future if we keep increasing the potency e.g. oxy wasn't an issue when it had governor switch (couldn't take much without poisoning your liver to get to ER), only when it became available without the governor switch the opioid epidemic started because the dose skyrocketed

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i used to smoke daily in my 20-s, nowadays i only do edibles (because smoke is smoke and it's harmful) and only up to twice a year in very controlled doses i advocate for weed *over* alcohol anywhere i can because the less people drink (no matter how much weed they substitute) the healthier they will be on average

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i try to never go emotional and only present facts with stats and research, my personal opinion in most cases does not matter e.g. weed: i love it, i smoke from time to time (like twice a year) and i know that there were 0 deaths from it as opposed to alcohol for instance, yet even with people with high tolerance to addiction weed *has* been shown to trigger the addiction in the brains (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK224396/) there *might* be time when pot becomes so potent that it starts being an issue until then, only edibles once in a while and only with controlled high quality supply doses

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not one, but many (21 million in US alone, 8% of population: https://mhanational.org/conditions/depression#:~:text=Basic%20Facts%20About%20Depression,of%20American%20adults%20each%20year.) yes, i'm concerned that one of these 21 million would listen to someone who says (like rfk) that they "don't need" anti-depressants (or even worse: simply takes them away) and this person can no longer act normally (again, this is a *physicall disease*, not a made up one) this is my *only* concern, these 21 million people

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Devin, no one says that *most* people must take drugs you're saying that *no one* should this is the issue https://warpcast.com/notdevin.eth/0xf0f477e8

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never have i said that we can't fight off flue without intervention, i clearly said that exercise as intervention does not work for flu: > just like you can't treat flu by exercise

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Devin, creatine is synthesized by our bodies from many plant sources like grains, lentils, beans, nuts, etc, it's basic biochemistry the reason meat has it is because mammals produce it all the time (including humans!) do you not see that you're advocating against antidepressants for people who need them, when at the same time saying that they should take creatine (an anti-depressant!) to deal with their condition?

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Devin, you can grow a second penis with the force of your will, and i will be amazed this will not show that most of the population can grow a second penis (including women who don't have the first penis to begin with) there's *a lot* of deviation between humans, what you can do might not be applicable to other people i'm sure you don't have type 1 diabetes, but people with t1 *literally die* without insulin, no amount of exercise, sleep, or diet can solve this there are conditions that *require* drugs like insuling, and depression is one of them people *must* strive to live healthy through diet, sleep, and exercise, we're on the same page here but you shouldn't vilify the medication (e.g. anti-depressants) that is required for people to *not die* simply because you can live without it

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