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Our Ripper, who art on mininova,
aXXo be thy name.
Thy torrents come.
Seeding will be done,
Here as it was on suprnova.
Give us this day our latest rips.
And forgive us our leeching,
As we forgive those that leech from us.
And lead us not on to private trackers;
But deliver us from the MPAA:
For thine is the ripping, the seeding, and the glory,
For ever and ever.
Amen…
aXXo be thy name.
Thy torrents come.
Seeding will be done,
Here as it was on suprnova.
Give us this day our latest rips.
And forgive us our leeching,
As we forgive those that leech from us.
And lead us not on to private trackers;
But deliver us from the MPAA:
For thine is the ripping, the seeding, and the glory,
For ever and ever.
Amen…
Re: BBC: Anti-depressants 'of little use'
Quote:Originally Posted by ozinuk
Once again what we've all said wasn't heard. Why don't they take us seriously
Because we're "crazy" or "out of focus." Better for the psychiatrists to trust the drug companies that give them company written books on what is recommended for people with psychological problems, despite their huge incomes due to "medications" that only show that "something" happens; there's no proof that the level of serotonin, for instance (controlled with so called "SSRI's" (a company created name, by the way)), does any improvement in the mood. Much does, however, show that people often get more depressed, suicidal, or may, at times, even kill people. Despite this, the companies have managed to convince the whole world that faulty serotonin levels are a cause of depression. What it really is is just a massive social experiment.
I do, however, think that a select few may in fact be helped by some of these substances, but they are few and far between... the vast majority is just unknowingly participating in an experiment based on greed. Or, actually, all, including those who happen to get better, are participants, but the companies must of course manage to get a select few better, just by luck.
Quote:Originally Posted by ozinuk
Once again what we've all said wasn't heard. Why don't they take us seriously
Because we're "crazy" or "out of focus." Better for the psychiatrists to trust the drug companies that give them company written books on what is recommended for people with psychological problems, despite their huge incomes due to "medications" that only show that "something" happens; there's no proof that the level of serotonin, for instance (controlled with so called "SSRI's" (a company created name, by the way)), does any improvement in the mood. Much does, however, show that people often get more depressed, suicidal, or may, at times, even kill people. Despite this, the companies have managed to convince the whole world that faulty serotonin levels are a cause of depression. What it really is is just a massive social experiment.
I do, however, think that a select few may in fact be helped by some of these substances, but they are few and far between... the vast majority is just unknowingly participating in an experiment based on greed. Or, actually, all, including those who happen to get better, are participants, but the companies must of course manage to get a select few better, just by luck.