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Should we all be doing the same? Mechanics have seen the writing on the wall for years—they’re ditching brand-new trucks packed with sensors, encrypted modules, telematics, and dealer-only diagnostics that can lock you out or force expensive shop visits. Instead, they’re snapping up older, mechanical trucks: simpler to fix...

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DD Geopolitics

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Kentuckys fourth District is one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen in this country. Thomas Massey is the only America first candidate who’s trying to preserve this slice of heaven from being turned into AI data center wasteland controlled by Israel first loyalist who are perfectly happy with turning your slice of heaven into their personal welfare state that they own. They want to chop it up bit by a bit and selling it off to these AI data centers and big Tech Giants. If you have time and can help us with this get out and vote campaign for Thomas Massie, we can stop these bastards.
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Kentuckys fourth District is one of the most beautiful places I’ve seen in this country. Thomas Massey is the only America first candidate who’s trying to preserve this slice of heaven from being turned into AI data center wasteland controlled by Israel first loyalist who are perfectly happy with turning your slice of heaven into their personal welfare state that they own. They want to chop it up bit by a bit and selling it off to these AI data centers and big Tech Giants. If you have time and can help us with this get out and vote campaign for Thomas Massie, we can stop these bastards.

RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅

127,454 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Anders Sørensen, Danish clinical psychologist, used a perfect analogy at the MAHA Summit: We’re doing the same thing with antidepressants that we did with that ridiculous parachute study. Most clinical trials last only 8 weeks, yet millions take them for years (median 5 years in the US). When people try to stop and suffer severe withdrawal, it gets labeled a “relapse” and they’re put back on the drug. A 2019 systematic review and patient surveys (including Public Health England’s report) confirm that SSRI withdrawal symptoms can be severe, prolonged, and often misdiagnosed as relapse, especially with rapid tapering. We’re basing long-term treatment decisions on short-term data, creating a hidden epidemic of dependence that many doctors still aren’t trained to handle properly. What do you think — should we demand much better long-term safety data and proper tapering protocols before keeping so many people on these drugs for years? Please do your own research and use your own judgment when listening to any claim — especially about medications and health. Please do your own research and use your own judgment when listening to any claim — especially about medications and health, including from your doctor.
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Anders Sørensen, Danish clinical psychologist, used a perfect analogy at the MAHA Summit: We’re doing the same thing with antidepressants that we did with that ridiculous parachute study. Most clinical trials last only 8 weeks, yet millions take them for years (median 5 years in the US). When people try to stop and suffer severe withdrawal, it gets labeled a “relapse” and they’re put back on the drug. A 2019 systematic review and patient surveys (including Public Health England’s report) confirm that SSRI withdrawal symptoms can be severe, prolonged, and often misdiagnosed as relapse, especially with rapid tapering. We’re basing long-term treatment decisions on short-term data, creating a hidden epidemic of dependence that many doctors still aren’t trained to handle properly. What do you think — should we demand much better long-term safety data and proper tapering protocols before keeping so many people on these drugs for years? Please do your own research and use your own judgment when listening to any claim — especially about medications and health. Please do your own research and use your own judgment when listening to any claim — especially about medications and health, including from your doctor.

Camus

15,531 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce