Do doctors not have a right to reject patients who have been groomed into specific therapy seeking behaviors? Do doctors have to be forced to give treatments that they don’t see any efficacy in? So much double speak here. Really what this law did was give doctors the right to not be forced by the state into using a specific politically enforced form of therapy that usually results in suicide.

What is “/s”?

This article is b*******. Reddit didn’t win, Reddit is a scorched Earth, with most of its useful quality data stripped from it. I for one didn’t know what was going on for about a month, and was wondering why all the good posts were gone, it wasn’t until someone explained to me what Reddit was doing and how it would cause the rest of the internet to do the same that I finally understood why everyone trashed Reddit on the way out.

That makes a lot of sense!

Their input shaping is very on-point! I wish we could reverse-engineer it: I’d try, but I’m lazy and incompetent. :P

All good! Thank you so much!

The title is a very useful phrase in itself, it sums up what one must do to accomplish the goal it sets out.

Their app is truly awful, and on mobile, they always try to shunt you off your browser and onto it.

I love this! My mom would love this too! You got an stl file to share?

For decoration yes, but to finish the plant cannabis require much more room for its roots and requires much more light, as well as 12 hrs of darkness during its flowering period. It’d would only get so far before it started dying, probably from “damping off” in the rootzone.

All the quality data is gone… now it’s just hostile trolls… good riddance…