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  1. 1 hour ago, BloodyHell said:

    I mean, most media isn't doing that, not the ones people watch anyway.

    Again, none of it is good, but if you're going to report on it, it needs to be said that he's taking a pharmaceutical version, which tons of popular madia is not, including TYT, Damage Report, and a bunch of others. Its all, "Joe Rogan taking cattle dewormer". Your one obscure source reporting otherwise doesn't make up for the rest.

     

    Joe Rogan isn't a news source, he has no obligation to anyone but himself (even his deal with Spotify is only licensing), and tells people all the time not to listen to him, and that he just says shit for a living. The media actually has an obligation to print the facts. Both are trash, I don't think anyone disagrees with that. 

     

    I definitely believe he had it. Theres been reports of Joe being many things, including an idiot, but never an outright liar. I don't think he's intentionally harmful, he just strongly believes he can say whatever he wants, and refuses to be saddled with the "role model" tag. Its why he always outright says things like "only an idiot would take my opinions seriously". The problem is that there are plenty of idiots.

     

    lot of people take media that spreads misinformation about covid at face value, lmao, so that's another dumb take. You need to do more research on how much of an audience Joe Rogan's show has and how influential he is.

     

    Obviously we're in a time with plenty of misinformation, and left-leaning sources, while not as religious about it as right leaning ones, are also susceptible to it, but believing the potential widespread harm of occasional slightly inaccurate reporting is worse than when the most influential podcaster in the country enables swathes of bad critical thinkers to spread disease by endorsing goop tonics over vaccines during a pandemic is kind of a weird hill to die on  :lol:

     

    Like nobody's saying Rogan needs to behave like the HR department of comedy once he has that much of a platform, but to put it in perspective, even if his anti-vax, anti-mask, anti-social distancing talking points are intended as a joke on segments of his audience, best case scenario he's still influencing a fuckton of them to give innocent people a disease for no reason. If a hacky publicity stunt (the most charitable interpretation) best case scenario literally results in spreading disease for no reason, maybe it's not the best time to do it? I guess this needs to be explained lmao

     

    The world would objectively be a better place if Rogan fucked off into a sensory deprivation chamber last year and stayed put until 2025.

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    2 hours ago, BloodyHell said:

    Sure, Absolutely.

    It's also fucked up amounts of irresponsible for for the media not to differentiate. Im just saying, nobody is doing whats right in this situation.

     

    A lot of media does though? Including the video I linked (not that Vaush doesn't have plenty of bad takes as well). Seems kinda weird and absolutist to say otherwise. 

     

     

    2 hours ago, SuperSpreader said:

    I don't believe he ever had it and I don't believe he took anything for it. 

     

    Or he had it earlier and waited to test negative and intended this all as an elaborate "bit" or something.  

     

    The Roganverse has gotten so batshit it forces you to almost think like a conspiracy theorist just to parse out which info from an instagram post - that in any other context would be serious & honest (health update of the host) - could be most truthful.

  3. 10 minutes ago, BloodyHell said:

    Its a bit of BS though. Yes Rogan took Ivermectin, but it was the human formulation, and was apparently prescribed by a doctor. Of course none of that is reported.

     

    The problem with the truth not being reported has nothing to do with making Rogan look like less of an idiot, it's with the public believing that Rogan took a veterinary product, therefore it's safe for them too. Neither are true. 

     

     

     

    I'd recommend watching and/or paying closer attention to the whole video. :) 

     

     

  4. You cruel bastards.  Is it really so funny? These anti-vaxer conspiracy theorists who willfully contributed/contribute to spreading deadly disease are still humans, regardless of such behaviors. You don't think it's sad they're pwning themselves?  Have you no heart? :cry: 

     

     

    3 hours ago, mclumber1 said:

    Ok guys I went to the exotic pet store and was able to buy a baby rattle snake (assholes wouldn't sell me an adult, smh).  I guess I have to wait a few months before I can milk it.  My question is, is rattle snake venom as effective as viper venom at curing the chinavirus?  I ask because my uncle ended up in the hospital with COVID despite microdosing rattle snake venom for 2 weeks after getting the virus.  Another question, should I take it orally or via eyedrops?  Is venom best with zinc and vitamin C? I plan giving my entire family venom as soon as the snake reaches maturity. 

     

    Joking aside, aren't you still a libertarian? Joe Rogan isn't a thought leader to you?

  5. On 8/31/2021 at 3:20 PM, Rachel said:


    If you think you might have something serious or fatal just go to the damn doctor as soon as possible. Don’t know why there has to be an investigation about it lol. There’s no mystery here. 

     

    I think they're just concerned about having to take the medication for another ten months to safely wean off it no matter what the doctor says since missing doses abruptly can also result in severe health problems, but it's possible there might be more options too. Anywho worse things happen in the world so the overall consensus itt that it's not something to take too seriously (excluding biggie's post since he might be expressing it ironically) is probably right tbh  ^_^

  6. 1 hour ago, Rachel said:


    Not how that works. Kind of the other way around actually. 

     

    Technically no lol, I got covid because someone I interacted with didn't believe in using masks and later admitted they had it :p Luckily nothing too serious, lack of taste and smell were as bad as my symptoms got and I've since been vaccinated so that should be that.

     

    Anywho the question in OP was actually something I was asked the other day. They hit me with it when I wasn't ready so I had no idea how to respond and still didn't hours later so I thought I'd post it here and see what happens. There's already some pretty solid advice so far I didn't think of (journaling symptoms to show to a doctor, calling doctor by phone to get an opinion asap, etc). ^_^

  7. Hades feels like the best of oldschool Blizzard games but modernized and trimmed of all fat.

     

    RE8 is pretty good so far, but difficult for me to connect to on a story/character level. That intro was unexpectedly gripping though.

     

    Psychonauts is my GOTY so far. I've always been a fan of DF's output and it feels like a quantum leap forward of progress on everything that makes their games fun.

     

    I'm pretty sure I've played that Ninja Gaiden remaster trilogy more than anything else this year. lol Been waiting on it even longer than a Psychonauts sequel, so glad to finally have it available, even if it's the lesser ninja versions.

     

    Aside from these (Excluding NG:MNC and Hades of course) I think the new Oddworld is the only other 2021 release I've played, (I'm roughly thirty minutes in).

     

    Kena, Battlefield, Yakuza:LAD, Demon's Souls, R&C are at the top on my play next queue right now.

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  8. 4 hours ago, Mr.Vic20 said:

    I would carefully journal said side effect symptoms (date/time, duration, details of each incident, etc) and inform my doctor. I would ask what the best course of action would be. If my Doctor hand waved me away regarding these concerns, and I thought I was in real danger, I would get a 2nd medical opinion right away. 

     

    wow that first part (journaling everything they experience) didn't even occur to me and sounds like a good call.  would you say should they see a physician before contacting their clinic about it?

  9. If you've been taking psychiatric medication for a decade that you became dependent on (unable to sleep if you miss a dosage and there could be more serious health problems if you don't ween yourself off one month per each year you've been taking it) and you recently noticed symptoms that match descriptions and pictures of a rare side effect that could be/likely is fatal, what would you do?

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