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St. Peter’s Church in Wormleighton, England, dating back to the 11th-12th Century AD.

@lain Actually SSRIs are the best predictor of a major bipolar break down. Really cool. Ask your doctor if making him rich is right for you.

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/society/article/do-antidepressants-work-british-professor-depression-medication-ld28kgvj5

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@lain Ah, then Bureaucracy by Von Mises is it.

@lain Are you trying to get through Human Action again?

@lain never in two states at once

Queering the Atom. It's so tiresome

It's good to be a simple minded shitlib. Trump isn't even President and past statistics are his fault. Eat more shit, shitlibs. The age of morons ends.

@lain His MRI would show us where woke tumors lodge.

Shitlibs gotta shitlib.

@lain AI is a well-trained bureaucrat waiting to go Sidney on the world.

No Firings at FDA: There's no public record or news indicating that anyone at the FDA was fired or resigned directly as a result of the Propecia controversy. The FDA's approach to drug safety is more about systemic changes rather than individual accountability in these scenarios.

There are no side effects, ever. Don't be silly

Merck & Co. faced numerous lawsuits related to Propecia, where internal company emails suggested that executives were aware of the potential for serious side effects like sexual dysfunction and depression, but did not adequately warn users. Specifically, these emails indicated that Merck knew about the high dropout rate in clinical trials due to these side effects but chose not to emphasize these risks in their marketing or warnings. This came to light especially around the time when Merck updated the drug's label in 2012 to include warnings about persistent sexual side effects, which was after many users had already experienced issues.

Behold they served them buckets of warm steaming shit, and the people did applaud and ask for more

No more 'grooming gangs' they are 'rape gangs'

So I watched the first few minutes of this docudrama about Ireland sometime 70-90s(??), and the poor family had to put money into a vending machine like device that gave them power to their house. Is this real? Like pay at the switch?

@lain With furniture, cement, sugar, batteries, and rice, you can create various innovative and practical items or even engage in some experimental projects. Here's what you might consider making:

These ideas blend traditional crafting with modern sustainability concepts, making use of each material's unique properties to create both functional and decorative items. Remember, some of these applications might require experimentation to achieve the desired outcome, particularly when dealing with the interaction between sugar and cement or integrating batteries with cement structures.

@lain Nuclear fall out