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Great to see some kids acting more adult than their drop kick parents
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This is an interesting take on it. For sure this kid should not be playing during an outbreak but as far as a justifiable reason not to be vaccinated this actually holds morally for some. I had no idea this was where a vaccine originated.
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@Rembrandt said in Woo:
This is an interesting take on it. For sure this kid should not be playing during an outbreak but as far as a justifiable reason not to be vaccinated this actually holds morally for some. I had no idea this was where a vaccine originated.
It's the 21st Century. His stone age beliefs aren't relevant.
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@NTA Mundine is a spastic isn't he? Almost as if he's been punched in the head too often.
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@antipodean said in Woo:
@NTA Mundine is a spastic isn't he? Almost as if he's been punched in the head too often.
Or not enough ...
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@NTA some great replies in there too
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@taniwharugby said in Woo:
@NTA some great replies in there too
I love that last reply. Scarily, too many people seem to think browsing YouTube/the top five Google results are "doing your research" on medical science...
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@Donsteppa yeah that was the main one I copied that for.
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@Donsteppa said in Woo:
"Do you own research"... for all the effort shown below, Flat Earthers somehow still exist, and without checking I'm sure there must be a three minute YouTube clip somewhere about NASA being a hoax...
Women: Steering us in the wrong direction for generations.
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We are not to blame for frog toxin therapy death: Kambo couple
Kambo is an alternative therapy where applicants burn the top layer of their skin and apply secretions from the Amazonian giant monkey frog onto the wound to induce vomiting, sweating and diarrhoea.
It has been traditionally used by Amazonian tribes to increase stamina and health, but is increasingly used in the West for spiritual purposes.
"Spiritual" = grifting, which reminds me of this classic Nick Mullen tweet:
I'm not religious but I'm spiritual, which means I think the mothman prophecy is real and I don't feel bad about shoplifting
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See how far you can make it through this, I got as far as the kid with meningitis six minutes in
Not on vaccines but I liked the comment about fluoride and how if the government really wanted to control people's minds they'd remove the fluoride so people would have more fillings so they could beam signals directly to people's heads.
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Some will consider it WOO...
Hypnotherapy/hypnosis
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@RLx31 It def works, if it works. My other half did it for stopping smoking and said it made a difference. But it does work, but it's a bit placebo like, you have to be open to it.
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@RLx31 @Machpants
I think you have to be open to it, I have a business acquaintance who is a Hypno therapist and the feedback form others I know that have been to see him lead me to believe there is something in it.
When TR Jnr was having confidence issues a few years back he had a couple of sessions, it helped him.
as part of the process, the Hypnotherapist told TR Jnr he was leaving the room, but didnt, and when he picked something up in the room, TR Jnr saw it 'floating' about the room.
Also saw an 'open' session where he dealt with a persons phobia whereby the mere mention of the insect woudl trigger anxiety and physical meltdowns, a year later, this person says they have had one near them, can now look at pictures without crying.
I havent tried it, but then I am still skeptical (although I know it worked on TR Jnr)
The other aspects of it (and Emotional Freedom Techniques - EFT) are interesting given that they can not only do these via Skype, but can also apparently work on allergies...which I thought were a physical issue rather than mental...
Not sure I'd be keen if I had a nut allergy.
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