What's with everyone posting about people having red skin and talking about the vaccine?
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Do you want to know the secret?
It's pretty simple: have autism. Besides, everything else is pretty boring these days.
Vidya got all fagged, the only movies/shows that are easy to find are either fagged or just not very good. I've been reading a cool book lately, but I just feel like I'm wasting time not doing other kinds of research… The book is about body language and I'm hardly around other people due to the plandemic.
But, yeah, I guess being autistic makes you bored of normie shit or something. What else is there to do while the normies go through the pain game?
>everything here is fake
definitely
But, I'm not the greatest at seeing colors sometimes, so I wouldn't know if they actually have red skin or whatever.
yeah, fair enough
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We are the gold.
Cannabis actually alters memory associations.
See, one of the big aims of "programming" is anchoring states or personalities to certain stimuli. The ways those associations are created is through traumatic memories.
Added to that, the introspective and calming nature of at least most strains deems it unfit to be consumed by targets, largely because it ruins or at least temporarily disrupts some methods.
Care to elaborate a little? Does this mean it fuses both sides of the brain, or does this mean they their connection is severed?
This observation suggests impaired structural integrity affecting the fiber tracts of the CC and is in keeping with previous reports of altered and diversified activation patterns in marijuana users. There was a trend towards a positive correlation between MD and length of use suggesting the possibility of a cumulative effect of marijuana over time and that a younger age at onset of use may predispose individuals to structural white matter damage. Structural abnormalities revealed in the CC may underlie cognitive and behavioral consequences of long term heavy marijuana use.
Yeah, so it looks like it's damaging the white matter, meaning a deterioration of the link between both sides of the brain.