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Leo how much weed? Like you smoke it and you trip this much?

It would be so cool and interesting if there would no actual data and still be a great model. Food for thoughts

That's true and unfortunate for all the innocent kids there and airbombing should be done as surgically as possible... But at the moment there are not many other solutions available for Israel The thing is that sending soldiers there is militarly too risky: getting into Gaza without having weakened Hamas through the bombs can be suicidal for soldiers. I used to be very empathetic with the Palestinians and harsh on Israel colonialism, but they have been receiving money for decades from NGOs and other organizations and they don't do anything for the people themselves, but they just used them to feed terrorism against Israel (every week they try to attack Israel with missiles and Israel keeps standing just for their sheer technological power to intercept them) and they have always violated every agreement, Egypt on the border doesn't even want the Palestinians anymore because they don't want Hamas. Gaza had the change in 2005 to vote for people who actually cared for them, but they wanted Hamas in power and has done nothing other the supporting Hamas ever since, basically committing suicide as a nation. What can Israel do against an organization that states since the beginning that peace is not possibile without the annihilation of Israel?

That's really an amazing video, thanks for sharing

Some of Netanyahu's view in interviews that date less than 1 year ago.

Good! Can you talk a bit about your journey?

What substance do you think damaged your body? And in what way, if I may ask? Lasting body damages from psychedelics are pretty rare, the issues are usually more on the mental health, so that gets me very curious

Amazing bro! Congrats! What kind of kriya yoga routine you would practice?

What do you still find genius about his work to this day?

Why?

How do you healthly convey this to her since the first date?

Doesn't every human being on the planet?

For me personally experience madness might be fascinating, and I can see how for some other people might be the same. The problem is, that most of us are afraid not much of going insane for a few hours or days, but stay insane for months and months if not forever, not turning back from Insanity-Land.

Why all the hype for this specific movie?

Any Andrew Tate video

I think the ultimate thing is whether you feel like actually going to bed or doing sexual things with other men, or it is just some thought or slight attraction that you might have. Sexuality is a spectrum, so you might be for example 80% straight and 20% attracted to men, but that's just mental, for me and many psychologists the ultimate thing is whether you actually decide to go with people of the same sex and if you enjoy it.

Real truth, but the paradox here is that in 2023 in the West no woman will die for lack of a man and doesn't need that much protection overall, so in that way the woke bullshit are right to look for a new way of relating.

It's not bad at all. Of course hard to compare to the first that become a cult.

If it's really Hashimoto, and hormone replacement treatment doesn't work, in conventional medicine you can think about removing all the thyroid surgically and then go full on with the hormon replacement up to a dosage that normalizes your blood tests . It has shown an improvement and a resolution of the symptoms in patients who don't respond too well with just the hormone replacement. In thyroids that don't have a tumour and that aren't too deformated the surgery is relatively simple if done by a surgeon that works in a center of reference for the thyroid surgery. There might be just a bit of lowering of the voice in the first couple of weeks after surgery. It might be worth the try if really anything else didn't work and you still feel that you're life is very impacted by your problem. Sometimes people tend to delay any kind of surgery, and usually it's ok to do so because you want to first try everything non-surgical, but often people after surgery might even some something like "I should have done it sooner without postponing it that much". Greetings, Doctor from Rome, Italy.

If it's really Hashimoto, and hormone replacement treatment doesn't work, in conventional medicine you can think about removing all the thyroid surgically and then go full on with the hormon replacement up to a dosage that normalizes your blood tests . It has shown an improvement and a resolution of the symptoms in patients who don't respond too well with just the hormone replacement. In thyroids that don't have a tumour and that aren't too deformated the surgery is relatively simple if done by a surgeon that works in a center of reference for the thyroid surgery. There might be just a bit of lowering of the voice in the first couple of weeks after surgery. It might be worth the try if really anything else didn't work and you still feel that you're life is very impacted by your problem. Sometimes people tend to delay any kind of surgery, and usually it's ok to do so because you want to first try everything non-surgical, but often people after surgery might even some something like "I should have done it sooner without postponing it that much". Greetings, Doctor from Rome, Italy.

Just a few of them. Most of them (and believe me for work I met many) are just in mental pain full of delusions and with cognitive impairments.

Of course we do!

Leo you should share some of the best music and porn you mention, that's the most important thing to remember ;P

Nice couple of resources I didn't know about