@FischerKing64 I recall reading that the Japanese reduced the number of suicides done by jumping in front of a subway train by charging the families for cleanup costs.
@DavidBCollum@MaryBowdenMD The placebo had 17% efficacy, so you can always just use that and skip the side effects that caused 20% of the participants getting the drug to drop out of the trial.
https://t.co/1uAts052ny
@WeTheBrandon "Let's make it a woman who's also a math whiz; that'll catch people's attention. Let's top it off with some personal detail for extra intrigue: she's bald from alopecia, or blind or deaf or whatever."
@DisaffectedPod TV ads targeting women carefully cast actresses who are 'middlingly attractive but not hot' so as not to trigger hostility in female viewers. Beauty products are an exception to this.
@DavidBCollum@jimmy_dore@BretWeinstein@thevivafrei I learned that Viva is open to the possibility of conspiracy and coverup, except that it's outrageously wrong to speculate that TPUSA and/or Israel might be involved.
@chrismartenson If China (or Russia, etc) were attacking the USA from bases in Mexico, no American would be confused about whether Mexico made itself a legitimate target.
@Cernovich If a foreign company's tech were responsible for 'mistakenly' targeting an American school, many would consider its executives legitimate military targets. Obviously this only applies in one direction, and incoming attacks would instead be 'terrorism.'
@WeTheBrandon My feelings on Luigi are tempered by the self-awareness that there are people whose assassination would... let's just say 'not bother me excessively.'
@rutasosabu It was deliberate, and it was your central bankers betraying Japan in service to others. If you haven't watched this (or read the book), you should:
https://t.co/9LJEfCu2Vs
Important to remember that this Lindsay Clancy mass psychosis only happened because she has a FUGLY f**king face.
If she was hot, women would want to stone her to death.