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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
This looks like the outline of ancient Egypt, not Gaza, at least to me.
YES!!! that's how it's done!! By the people for the people Electing a sane veteran leader and not a senile geriatric moron. You go Russia!!...
... By the time it is supposed to be finished the USD won't buy bullets.
The virus wouldn't be spreading if the flames were not being fanned.
I’ve said here on SOTT that Tiabbi cannot be trusted. I haven’t explained myself properly and I’m not going to just yet. Tiabbi is, in my...
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Comment: Finally, an answer to the question no one ever asked - "How much money would I have to make to make me as happy as I would be if I exercised!"
While a study based on self-reporting questionnaires makes any quantitative conclusions quite suspect, given what we know about the benefits of exercise on mental outlook, happiness and stress alleviation, the overall message of the study seems sound.
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