A bit of an oxymoron isn't it that so-called intellectuals are teaching illegal aliens how to break the law, which itself is breaking the law? Any federal taxpayer funds that school receives should withdrawn.
Like”truth” (that which works), you can only get an approximation of the dimensions of the damage this deception created through the use of words (which are malleable/changeable). Humanity needs something akin to the instincts animals possess to see through the self-serving deceptions that devolution of democracy hath wrought. I believe it is a fact that sexual reproduction arose to counter parasitism in biology; this also exists in other aspects of life such as the social/government realm, so get with the program your ancestors used to survive.
Your physician’s ignorance of these currents swirling all around our species reflect the indoctrination resulting from his ideological capture (i.e. medical school). Since we are “all ignorant, just about different things” (Mark Twain) I suggest you fire him and find someone you trust: if you trust yourself, then prescribe to yourself. The Second Smartest Guy in the World (Substack) offers ivermectin direct to consumers. For the past three years I've used veterinary-grade (suitable for $6 million race horses) OTC from my feed store where I buy my wife’s horse dewormer. The horse is long dead (colic), but they don’t know that. And I ain’t dead yet.
I blame you, Dear Surak, for clouding my prose with my enthusiasm for the narrative (which is my fault) of how we are subject to the ham-fisted restrictions of western medicine by being denied the intimacy of a confidential relationship with our PCPs. Specifically, prescribers (I used to be one) are regaled in their pharmacology training (which is the science of selective toxicity) with the issue of DRUG SEEKING BEHAVIOUR. Legitimately, that is a very serious issue (addiction) in the human condition afflicting not only us mere mortals, but even the purveyors of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine. Yes, even the gods of disease management are all-too-human and a percentage become drug addicts (because they can). The problem is one of distinguishing drug “use” vs. “abuse”.
Next time with your new PCP. let him diagnose and prescribe his favoured “toxic mushroom” combination (drugs). Then, interject that your neighbour had good success with ivermectin (or whatever is being demonized by those captured by Big Pharma Inc. (drug dealers) and ask if that would be an OK substitute. Your physician would be unwise to say no, knowing what we think we know about the placebo effect (eg. permanent tooth-ache cure rendered by a shaman).
This issue of making distinctions is perhaps the most valuable form of intelligence our ancestors possessed. Why the majority no longer manifest it in our days of modernity is a mystery. But you can: just be response-able for guiding the inevitable consequences of your actions. The big risk is that you can’t sue yourself. So if you’re ir-responsible, then God help you, because you won’t be able to.
PS. Quick joke: a man is standing at the Pearly Gates talking to St. Peter when suddenly a figure comes striding through the Heavenly Host wearing a white lab coat,carrying his stethoscope in one hand and speculum in the other. The man asks St. Peter, “who is that?” St. Peter looks around and says, “oh that’s just God; he likes to play doctor every once in a while”.
A bit of an oxymoron isn't it that so-called intellectuals are teaching illegal aliens how to break the law, which itself is breaking the law? Any federal taxpayer funds that school receives should withdrawn.
You can get ivermectin so many places why fuck around with these woke pharma-pushing know nothings?
“A Crime Against Humanity”
That quote from Javier Milei regarding the Covid debacle permeates our modern zeitgeist world-wide. The gravity of the situation is revealed by the great Jeffrey Tucker but only in a cursory way. https://brownstone.org/articles/the-most-dramatic-narrative-shift-in-modern-history/
Like”truth” (that which works), you can only get an approximation of the dimensions of the damage this deception created through the use of words (which are malleable/changeable). Humanity needs something akin to the instincts animals possess to see through the self-serving deceptions that devolution of democracy hath wrought. I believe it is a fact that sexual reproduction arose to counter parasitism in biology; this also exists in other aspects of life such as the social/government realm, so get with the program your ancestors used to survive.
Your physician’s ignorance of these currents swirling all around our species reflect the indoctrination resulting from his ideological capture (i.e. medical school). Since we are “all ignorant, just about different things” (Mark Twain) I suggest you fire him and find someone you trust: if you trust yourself, then prescribe to yourself. The Second Smartest Guy in the World (Substack) offers ivermectin direct to consumers. For the past three years I've used veterinary-grade (suitable for $6 million race horses) OTC from my feed store where I buy my wife’s horse dewormer. The horse is long dead (colic), but they don’t know that. And I ain’t dead yet.
Addendum:
I blame you, Dear Surak, for clouding my prose with my enthusiasm for the narrative (which is my fault) of how we are subject to the ham-fisted restrictions of western medicine by being denied the intimacy of a confidential relationship with our PCPs. Specifically, prescribers (I used to be one) are regaled in their pharmacology training (which is the science of selective toxicity) with the issue of DRUG SEEKING BEHAVIOUR. Legitimately, that is a very serious issue (addiction) in the human condition afflicting not only us mere mortals, but even the purveyors of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine. Yes, even the gods of disease management are all-too-human and a percentage become drug addicts (because they can). The problem is one of distinguishing drug “use” vs. “abuse”.
Next time with your new PCP. let him diagnose and prescribe his favoured “toxic mushroom” combination (drugs). Then, interject that your neighbour had good success with ivermectin (or whatever is being demonized by those captured by Big Pharma Inc. (drug dealers) and ask if that would be an OK substitute. Your physician would be unwise to say no, knowing what we think we know about the placebo effect (eg. permanent tooth-ache cure rendered by a shaman).
This issue of making distinctions is perhaps the most valuable form of intelligence our ancestors possessed. Why the majority no longer manifest it in our days of modernity is a mystery. But you can: just be response-able for guiding the inevitable consequences of your actions. The big risk is that you can’t sue yourself. So if you’re ir-responsible, then God help you, because you won’t be able to.
PS. Quick joke: a man is standing at the Pearly Gates talking to St. Peter when suddenly a figure comes striding through the Heavenly Host wearing a white lab coat,carrying his stethoscope in one hand and speculum in the other. The man asks St. Peter, “who is that?” St. Peter looks around and says, “oh that’s just God; he likes to play doctor every once in a while”.