🧵 Sick people are comodity, asset, not problem.

Anonymous at Wed, 17 Jul 2024 14:06:22 UTC No. 16285011

How do we remain coherent as humanity? Is humanity possible still, or we really became just individuals?

Emotions evolved, ( anxiety in this case ), so we'll know something ( in our life ) is not exactly as it should be... Even thou there is "science" (read as pseuds) that is entitled to hide itself in coat of medicine, that sole purpose is to eliminate negative emotions. That's why I am asking, did collective consciousness, our hivemind, become eternal coom brain? How otherwise you justify or explain elimination of emotion, that evolved also to protect you, and us. Negative feelings have it's origin, and you should act, not take a pill that makes it numb.

Aren't they just some sort of three letter organization creation, to suppress demand of change by the commoners? First, they drilled into skull and removed a piece of brain, now as chemistry are evolved, it seems all right to take a pill, but it's literally pill from group of people who use it instead of removal of part of your brain.

I've seen studies, that literally showed biomarkers on graph, that in case of pill, ware further away from healthy, than a person who is sick and doesn't have the pill.

If you argue, that depression is crippling, I can tell you, that there was solutions even before psychiatry became so widespread, and depression wasn't so crippling, because we as society acted, and world wasn't such depressing place. At least that's how I see it, also there ware cocaine in soda, which literally promote BDNF, which helps mental state.

Now they are looking for TAAR receptor agonist to cure something, I know one, it's meth, and it's been there before they stepped in. They usually overdose mice or rats, such emphatic creatures, just to prove toxicity. Dose in humans would be about 13grams of meth at once, at least that's for the study that is often cited.

Literally I've got 7,8-DHF confiscated by state, as medicine, it's BDNF thing without any side effects.