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LiminalFrame commented on The MKULTRA Evolutions   im1776.com/the-mkultra-ev... · Posted by u/LiminalFrame
0x_rs · 3 years ago
MKULTRA and all US-based human experimentation and study projects done both on their own citizen and foreigners from other (complicit) countries are quite a trip to read through. One would assume the government pouring so much money and man-effort into these researches would make ruthless individuals feel more justified in committing their overlooked, state-mandated crimes. Of course, being a sensitive, secretive and very speculative subject it's important not to take everything at face value, as there's an abundance of theories and the emotional impact can make one overlook logic. There's really a lot of interesting ones. Familiar with a certain Kaczynski?

https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/06/harvard...

LiminalFrame · 3 years ago
There's a German documentary "The Net" from the early 2000s which starts out looking into Kaczynski's experiences with MKULTRA and winds up in a deep dive on the origins and influences of the early internet: https://youtu.be/Yn9BvNAUvcU
LiminalFrame commented on The MKULTRA Evolutions   im1776.com/the-mkultra-ev... · Posted by u/LiminalFrame
ttctciyf · 3 years ago
The linked article seems to want us to believe that concern about global warming is part of a CIA mind control plot. I would skip it.

No doubt considerable effort has been spent muddying waters, and it's not an easy topic to research, but it might be better to take a look at John Marks' seminal work based on documents obtained under FOIA, The Search for the Manchurian Candidate - The CIA and Mind Control, available for free at https://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/lsd/marks.htm

LiminalFrame · 3 years ago
The specific reference in the article is to "climate catastrophism." Anthropogenic climate change as a real and serious issue is not necessarily incompatible with the notion that particularly apocalyptic interpretations may be used as a means to further certain agendas or viewpoints like austerity and misanthropy (check out the recent work of Grimes as an excellent example).
LiminalFrame commented on Long Covid, Cognitive Impairment, and the Stalled Decline in Disability Rates   federalreserve.gov/econre... · Posted by u/deegles
spapas82 · 3 years ago
I was sick with covid for around five days 2 months ago. I had high fever, tiredness, pain on my body and coughing.

After I felt better I observed that I was feeling much more tired than I usually felt.

Now, after two months I feel a little better but not that much... Could this be related to my covid infection? Is there a way to improve my situation?

I did a normal check up but didn't get anything abnormal...

LiminalFrame · 3 years ago
Some avenues to consider/investigate (consult with your doctor before trying any treatment, but expect to hear "there's no reason to believe that will work" in many cases):

FLCCC I-RECOVER protocol: https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/i-recover...

"Could tiny blood clots cause Long COVID's puzzling symptoms?" (article reports some people have had success with anti-coagulant therapies, but be especially careful with those): https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02286-7

Theory of Long COVID as Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (from one of the physicians who pioneered use of fluvoxamine in treatment): https://twitter.com/farid__jalali/status/1315060197988036608

From personal anecdata, I took a PQQ/CoQ10/NAC combo supplement recommended by the local supplements store after both of my two infections, and have never had any long-term symptoms. NAC in particular seems to show up often in the various recovery protocols that are floating around.

u/LiminalFrame

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