Fascinating article!
this post was submitted on 05 Sep 2024
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I was expecting a NileRed video of him extracting meds from batteries or anal lube or something
Incredible video.
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No I wouldn't, I don't have years of knowledge and experience to know if two drugs will interact and kill me. Or why cutting into yourself is considered selfharm, as you panic and bleed out. What a joke.
Good, don't lol
Lots of people do know a lot about these things and were previously hindered by an inability to manufacture the drugs themselves.
There are plenty of docs and chemists who would willingly do this underground because they actually want to help people.
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Oh shit! We're getting Ripperdocs!!!
You wouldn’t pirate a medicine, would you?
You wouldnt' pirate a human thought would you? The basis of this entire sub, that one pile of neurons deserves for life the rights to a computation.
...Are you a bot? Your account is less than a day old and this comment.... almost made sense. But what the heck does this mean?
...that one pile of neurons deserves for life the rights to a computation.
Ideas/art/concepts/recipes/books are just waiting around to be discovered. We as a species discover them or develop them from our shared culture. And a bunch of rich fucks think they should get perpetual rights because they own all the content mills/researchers, regardless of how much the rest of the species would benefit.
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