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I kept hearing that le seed oils are le bad so I decided to test it out for myself and switched to only animal fat for a few months and felt horrible. then I switched back to seed oils and now I feel fine again

 >>/78530/
Are you addicted to seed oils? I just never heard of anything like that, unless you happen to be buying really cheap questionable fats.

If you stick with oil I would recommend extra virgin olive oil or coconut oil. Those two oils are not toxic.

 >>/78534/
I think what's going on here is that the
> seed oils are bad
meme is idiotic internet nonsense with no basis in reality. People parrot it online because it's the hip thing to do for some strange reason. In reality, vegetable oils are perfectly healthy and an excellent source of nutrition.

 >>/78540/
Most seed oils are highly processed, mass produced in factories, only developed over the last 60 years, not natural whatsoever.

The fact is humans have been cooking with animal fats for centuries without any highly processed oils. 60 years ago, before the mass consumption of vegetable oil or canola oil, cancer was not common. In the 1960s if someone got cancer it would make a headline on a local newspaper. If you were to match up statistics in correlation between cancer rates and seed oil consumption it paints a very suspicious and disturbing and familiar pattern era after era.

I'm not trying to scare anyone, if you enjoy seed oil just understand there could be unknown health risks in association. Some people are convinced food giant lobbyists have bribed the FDA to cover it up. And after all, it was once the FDA that said lead was safe for human consumption many decades ago. We now know 100% that was not true.




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In the 1960s everyone was looking forward to the new founded "space age" and the advancing consumer technologies that was making life easier for the modern family. Housing was affordable. One working man in the family could pay the mortgage, the utility bills, commuting costs and the food. Cities were organized and clean. America had massive industries that far out-competed the rest of the world. Our GDP far surpassed the national debt.

In the 2020s, 60 years later, almost no one is looking forward to anything anymore. Most people are maxxed out on credit card debts, living paycheck to paycheck. Millions are forced to live in their vehicles today because they cannot afford a home or apartment to live in. The cities in America are trashed, riddled with homelessness, drug addiction and violent crime yet swept under the rug never allowed to be discussed by media, and the national debt is now $40 TRILLION with debt bigger than the GDP.

So what went wrong? How did we get here? What would you recommend being done to correct this?
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SURPRISE! North Korea Economy BOOMING, Built More Housing Than LA and Chicago!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fA1ZB4xC7us

-North Korea better off with nukes as a bully deterrent/national sovereignty
-North Korea better off working with Russia and China
-North Korea engaging in real economic activities that actually benefit their people
-WTF good are we doing in the West?????




Rise and fall of empire. We were a Constitutional Republic but did not heed the advice and warnings of our Founders who were against empire building and mob-rule democracy. We became greedy, selfish, arrogant, corrupt like all empires, government grew way too big, debts mounted from endless bureaucracy and endless wars. The free market slayed to death by govt-backed monopolization and now we see the rapid decline of society. Everything our Founding Fathers warned us about, warned us not to do, retarded Americans did and now the consequences will be collapse. Enjoy.



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I hate my bloody life, it's so boring and stressful. Every day it's the same thing: get up in the morning, eat, go to school, deal with the bitches at school, deal with the stupid bullies, deal with the lessons, then go home from school, study and sleep, then the same cycle all over again.
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Graduating is optional. I don't think anyone other than hardcore nerds actually believes that a degree will land them a job. The curriculum is of course a joke. The concept that the education system has a monopoly on knowledge is an even bigger joke in the era of mass global communication.

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I wouldn't pay $2 to listen to boomer lectures let alone $200k when I can pirate literally any textbook on any topic I want with a few clicks. Hell even if I paid for the books it still wouldn't come to more than a couple hundred.

(cont.)

So anyways, office jobs are just like high school. And that's being generous. Some workplaces are indistinguishable from a fucking middle school. Expecting things will magically change once you leave is running from reality. You'll keep encountering the same types of people all over again. The same faggots, the same nerds, the same retards, the same nutcases, the same fucking losers and the same gaynigger situations.

 >>/78498/
I'm glad some people are finally figuring out the federal student loan program was a racket and seeing it for what it really is. Believe it or not a whole lot of young people still fall for it, get strapped with enormous student loans, end up owing the government from those loans for the rest of their miserable lives WITH INTEREST and many go back living with their parents broke and unemployed. The unlucky ones get a notice from the IRS as the government starts garnishing their wages to force payment for their worthless diploma debts.

Yes you can currently learn almost anything for free online, and would be stupid not to these days.

 >>/78497/
Social skills and crashing parties is about all high school is good for.



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By the time a Chinese kid reaches ten years old they are taking algebra classes while dumb asses here in the USSA can't even count up to 67 yet they worship the number for absolutely no reason at all. I'll be frank here, we're fucked.







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https://youtube.com/watch?v=bUobGK-baJE

Glowing platforms like Discord and Spotify are actively trying to mandate users dox themselves in order to use their shitty services. Users are pissed but will they DO ANYTHING to resist it!? Will they finally walk away to alternatives or will they cave like cowards and submit to handing out their personal information everywhere they go on the internet?

Very concerning times, the attack on our privacy is in full swing today. I'm not typically one who uses these services anyway but I did use Spotify for a while some years ago, that is until they banned me because my constant VPN use. After that I uninstalled their software from my OS and told them in an email to go fuck themselves, I'm going right back to p2p clients and downloading what I want to listen to. That is where mainstream corporate platforms ended for me.

So.... anyone here use these platforms that are now trying to actively dox you? If so, what you going to do about it? Will you ditch these corporate platforms and wait for free decentralized alternatives to appear? Or do you even care about privacy at all anymore?
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 >>/78441/
That is part of your problem and why you are so depressed. Insecurity. Isolation. Constant fear and dread of the unknown. You got to snap out of it. No amount of alcohol, drug consumption or mental therapy is a cure. It is something you have to snap out of. Take that first step outside. Walk up to a person IRL and start a conversation, even small talk goes a long way. You can snap out of it but only if you take responsibility.




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