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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
I see McDonalds, I think of this song [Link]
Putin has consistently demonstrated a much higher level of rationality, knowledge and connection with his countrymen than any western leader has...
Another great bloody big yawn of a needless undertaking by all the usual suspects for all the usual shop worn "reasons"...
Nobody is taking Macron seriously. He has lost the plot with his insane suggestions about sending French troops into the Ukrainian meat grinder....
... It's a shame those people had to go through that. I'm glad they are alive.
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So it's now like some amazing revelation that going to bed pissed off is going to result in better recall of why you were pissed off in the first place? Who comes up with the crap...oh yea, the Journal Nature Communications, whoever they are, because obviously they need to do some home schooling and then go back to bed first.
"Slipping into slumber while holding on to a freshly-formed bad memory engraves it in the brain, making it harder to shake off later, a team from China and the United States reported in the journal Nature Communications."