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is semaglutide an op
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"Buproprion led to significant improvement in our patient’s depression symptoms and significant increases in gray matter, white matter, and total brain volumes. The dopamine and norepinephrine agonist methamphetamine can also increase gray matter volume in the right putamen, which is associated with better inhibitory control. Apart from these dopamine-related mechanisms, bupropion probably also changes gray matter volume by preventing oxidative stress related to major depressive disorder, or by modulating glutamate receptor function." Is more grey matter = better, because if so, Jolly might have got this one right.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 03:40 |
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They had won the battle. They loved Jolyon.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 03:59 |
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Westbutrin
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 04:59 |
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Dr. Jerrold Coe posted:They had won the battle. They loved Jolyon. Jolol
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 05:07 |
StashAugustine posted:in '66 to 7 he'd have been fighting for a mutiny of ex-Tshombe mercs against Mobutu's dictatorship, after the US et al decided they'd rather deal with one dictator than two countries. the moral is that no one likes a centrist '67 at least would overlap with the Biafra War, since that gets name checked before the Congo does. Perhaps the song is historically inaccurate? IDK I know nothing about my headless Norwegian mercs in Africa lore otherwise
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 05:36 |
i just stopped taking wellbutrin largely because it helps me massively with my poo poo for about two months and then I get roaring loud suicidal ideation that exceeds anything i ever feel otherwise. Like that kind of thinking is so very much outside my wheelhouse that it's intrusive as hell when it shows up. So that poo poo goes in the trash can now. If it helps you and you're not long-term with it, I would caution that tolerance does build, and be mindful of it.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 05:51 |
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have you guys tried monosodium glutamate? i usually find that perks me right up
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 05:57 |
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It seems like there isn’t and never has been a secret truth serum. If it existed we would have seen the consequences of its advantages at some point by now. I don’t think the state secret people would be able to keep from bragging and beginning the rumor mill. Instead they’re bragging about slamming some guy’s head into the wall a bunch or making someone spend days on end in a coffin, extremely diy versions of torturing out a confession.
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Trabisnikof posted:It seems like there isn’t and never has been a secret truth serum. If it existed we would have seen the consequences of its advantages at some point by now. I don’t think the state secret people would be able to keep from bragging and beginning the rumor mill. Nah, read the KUBARK torture manual and maybe Operation Mind Control. The truth serum exists, it's just rarely used, due to bring very skilled-labor intensive and never the most cost effective option. It requires being used in conjunction with advanced hypnotherapy in a very controlled, deceptive, and illegal environment.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 06:24 |
mdemone posted:I have never slept well in my life and they gave me many things before settling on Effexor Do you get the weird eye thing too where when you move your eyes it feels like the world instantly tilts a bit
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 08:06 |
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maxwellhill posted:lol that the thread for "pharmaceuticals origins in a psyop by Jolly West, with a universal track record of secret safety scandals" turning into the "recommend me a pharmaceutical" thread is that true
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maxwellhill posted:Nah, read the KUBARK torture manual and maybe Operation Mind Control. The truth serum exists, it's just rarely used, due to bring very skilled-labor intensive and never the most cost effective option. It requires being used in conjunction with advanced hypnotherapy in a very controlled, deceptive, and illegal environment. But that’s my point, KUBACK describes torture and psychological abuse/techniques, not a truth serum. We’ve known how to torture and psychologically abuse people for centuries. The quest for a truth serum was to find an easier, faster, and less logistically intensive method. And like so many of the grand ideas of the US secret state, it failed miserably.
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Shear Modulus posted:is that true drat, thought it was in here where someone posted the whole story but nope, perhaps somewhere I don't have access now. I remember permanent brain lesions (not just "more brain") and the manufacturer somehow getting all the investigator's work pulled and career ruined. other people seem to have discussed whatever brain organ changes being permanent. Trabisnikof posted:But that’s my point, KUBACK describes torture and psychological abuse/techniques, not a truth serum. no I've read both drugging and hypnosis used together. As in hypnosis drug. several that work well. that's the only way to get an unwilling subject into the state.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 08:40 |
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Is the hypnosis drug lsd
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 09:28 |
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maxwellhill posted:drat, thought it was in here where someone posted the whole story but nope, perhaps somewhere I don't have access now. I remember permanent brain lesions (not just "more brain") and the manufacturer somehow getting all the investigator's work pulled and career ruined. other people seem to have discussed whatever brain organ changes being permanent. sounds legit
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would love more brain
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Trabisnikof posted:But that’s my point, KUBACK describes torture and psychological abuse/techniques, not a truth serum. it owns that all the rube goldberg control schemes cooked up by 1960/70s security state psychologists and psychiatrists failed and we just looped back to medieval torture minus the bullshit. sleep deprivation and pain ftw
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 13:46 |
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brain and brain! what is brain?
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StashAugustine posted:can't believe we have to cancel Roland the headless Thompson gunner already cancelled pretty hard by that son of a bitch Van Owen
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 14:18 |
endocriminologist posted:Do you get the weird eye thing too where when you move your eyes it feels like the world instantly tilts a bit when in withdrawal? yeah a little bit mostly the buzzy brain
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Wellbutrin, when you first start taking it, allows you to drink without feeling it too much, which is a secret agent trick. I was on it for about five years until this fall I was no longer feeling like I was getting anything out of it. went off, felt bubbly brained for a week or two. switched to periodic microdosing and am experiencing much better results.
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maxwellhill posted:no I've read both drugging and hypnosis used together. As in hypnosis drug. several that work well. that's the only way to get an unwilling subject into the state. Then which drug is the “truth serum”? Using drugs to assist in torture/hypnosis isn’t a truth serum, especially when the efficacy isn’t that great. Is there any evidence of anyone they’ve ever used it on to get the truth out of them? (Versus using these techniques to Sirhan Sirhan someone, which isn’t the same activity.)
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Zodium posted:it owns that all the rube goldberg control schemes cooked up by 1960/70s security state psychologists and psychiatrists failed and we just looped back to medieval torture minus the bullshit. sleep deprivation and pain ftw It’s such a classic “we can make anything perfect if we just quantify and science it hard enough!” That was fundamental to most of the American failures of the time, from truth drugs to bussing to vietnam.
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selec posted:Wellbutrin, when you first start taking it, allows you to drink without feeling it too much, which is a secret agent trick. it’ll increase your seizure threshold too, which can give you the spicy kind of hangover
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Trabisnikof posted:Then which drug is the “truth serum”? Using drugs to assist in torture/hypnosis isn’t a truth serum, especially when the efficacy isn’t that great. Sodium pentothal is what I've always heard
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ultimately the only 100% reliable truth serum is comradely openness. you gotta befriend someone and explain yourself in a way that makes sense, which is why US spooks went absolutely loving crazy that Koreans were able to explain their struggle to American POWs and get them on board with it, and also explains why the US cannot do this to people it captures: you can’t be honest about the US AND think they’re good guys who need your help.
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# ? Jan 9, 2023 20:05 |
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didn’t the cia use a really potent weed tincture as a truth serum for a bit?
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RandolphCarter posted:didn’t the cia use a really potent weed tincture as a truth serum for a bit? It probably would be easier to use genuine positive vibes to unlock the truth
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selec posted:ultimately the only 100% reliable truth serum is comradely openness. you gotta befriend someone and explain yourself in a way that makes sense, which is why US spooks went absolutely loving crazy that Koreans were able to explain their struggle to American POWs and get them on board with it, and also explains why the US cannot do this to people it captures: you can’t be honest about the US AND think they’re good guys who need your help. Oddly enough, a similar technique was pioneered by the Luftwaffe to interrogate downed Allied airmen, and it worked incredibly well. Build a rapport with your prisoner, take them on long walks in the countryside, talk to them about their home and yours, and they'll eventually tell you whatever you want to know. To the best of my knowledge, it's the most effective interrogation method, and the only downside is that it takes empathy & time. But since it involves treating the enemy as human, it's fallen out of favour.
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selec posted:ultimately the only 100% reliable truth serum is comradely openness. you gotta befriend someone and explain yourself in a way that makes sense, which is why US spooks went absolutely loving crazy that Koreans were able to explain their struggle to American POWs and get them on board with it, and also explains why the US cannot do this to people it captures: you can’t be honest about the US AND think they’re good guys who need your help. The US is easily the most evil nation to tread the earth, so this tracks.
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Grendel posted:Oddly enough, a similar technique was pioneered by the Luftwaffe to interrogate downed Allied airmen, and it worked incredibly well. Build a rapport with your prisoner, take them on long walks in the countryside, talk to them about their home and yours, and they'll eventually tell you whatever you want to know. To the best of my knowledge, it's the most effective interrogation method, and the only downside is that it takes empathy & time. In my building there is a poster for the semi-secret interrogation unit JTF-X, which is doing annual selection, and it's a muslim woman seated at a table in an interrogation room, wearing a Hijab, with the caption something like "You have 30 minutes to find out where to bomb is. Are you up to it? Talk to your chain of command about transfer to JTF-X today.". I don't think I can photograph it but I'll see what I can do. Here's the (I'm 90% sure...) declassified job description if you want to know more about my esteemed colleagues who insist on calling their office "The Unit": People who are definitely nice to muslims posted:CFINTCOM HQ I redacted a bunch of poo poo like the contact info and HR stuff but... lol these maniacs won't even more you here or put your messing on their expense. They also want short notice worldwide deployability, without doing any of the usual stuff to make sure your family is close, so.. yeah I guess they find people who are really into interrogation or some poo poo. Frosted Flake has issued a correction as of 22:38 on Jan 9, 2023 |
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Grendel posted:Oddly enough, a similar technique was pioneered by the Luftwaffe to interrogate downed Allied airmen, and it worked incredibly well. Build a rapport with your prisoner, take them on long walks in the countryside, talk to them about their home and yours, and they'll eventually tell you whatever you want to know. To the best of my knowledge, it's the most effective interrogation method, and the only downside is that it takes empathy & time. there’s a specter haunting the mic, the specter of the labor theory of value
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https://twitter.com/sethharpesq/status/1612504987715747840?s=20&t=wx0l5pvGrWBNZ6wJgU5ZgA https://twitter.com/ConnectingVets/status/1612543986119352320?s=20&t=wx0l5pvGrWBNZ6wJgU5ZgA Looks like the US secret police are arresting some elite forces at a notorious military compound for smuggling.
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Atrocious Joe posted:https://twitter.com/sethharpesq/status/1612504987715747840?s=20&t=wx0l5pvGrWBNZ6wJgU5ZgA Gonna be a shame when all those cops are found dead of the ol two-gunshots-to-the-back-of-head suicide
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Those 2 seals who killed that sf guy were involved in running drugs and the guy they killed was new to 3rd group
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quote:Last week's arrests began with investigators receiving more evidence after an undercover law enforcement officer posing as an underage girl helped arrest a member of 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group. That individual was known to moonlight as a bouncer at a bar in Southern Pines frequented by the Special Forces community, a military source close to the situation explained to Connecting Vets. The Green Beret is alleged to have been pimping underaged girls to the Special Forces community at drug-fueled parties in Southern Pines. Jack Murphy is a character but if anything is pro-special forces psycho
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Atrocious Joe posted:https://twitter.com/sethharpesq/status/1612504987715747840?s=20&t=wx0l5pvGrWBNZ6wJgU5ZgA https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=06Uu4CRKj1o
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Grendel posted:Oddly enough, a similar technique was pioneered by the Luftwaffe to interrogate downed Allied airmen, and it worked incredibly well. Build a rapport with your prisoner, take them on long walks in the countryside, talk to them about their home and yours, and they'll eventually tell you whatever you want to know. To the best of my knowledge, it's the most effective interrogation method, and the only downside is that it takes empathy & time. unless of course you were jewish in which case you were murdered on the spot
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3rd group is the africa group but they also operate in..... the CARIBBEAN
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