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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

You haven't seen anything about the mud floods, world fairs, orphan trains and old world architecture? All around the turn out of the 19th century, that was just a synopsis of whatever AI Brave uses, but I find this time frame intriguing as there are some weird goings on, especially when you look at them outside our official timeline narrative.

Trump is talking about a world fair, and now mental facilities. I keep a healthy dose of skepticism around everything, the only thing I know is that I know nothing lol

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not so last century.

19th Century US Asylums

The 19th century in the United States saw the rise of large-scale state psychiatric hospitals, known as "asylums," which were initially intended to provide a sanctuary for individuals with mental illness. These institutions were built with the concept of "moral treatment," which emphasized humane care, including no restraint of patients and treating them in an open environment. The original meaning of the word asylum is a "retreat" or "sanctuary," and these institutions were originally built to act as sanctuaries for the protection of mental patients.

The field of psychiatric medicine in western countries in the 19th century began to embrace the concept of "moral treatment" for mental patients, including no restraint of the patients and treating them in a more open environment. With this background, asylums were built according to the efforts of social activist Dorothea Dix with financial assistance from the Quakers. The psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Kirkbride had a large influence on asylum architecture, and believed that the hospital building and environment as well as location have healing effects on the patients, which he called the "therapeutic landscape".

As the architecture was considered part of the treatment, many leading architects and landscape architects at the time became involved in building asylums. In the later half of the 19th century, over 150 asylums were built across the USA. However, moral treatment fell out of favor toward the end of the 19th century, and the concept of therapeutic landscape was also neglected. The hospitals had many uncured patients, and caregivers became pessimistic about the efficacy of the treatments. Abuse and neglect of the patients were also common. The environment at the asylums deteriorated, which created the image of asylums that, we hold today.

Insane asylums began to decline around the turn of the 20th century. As patients with incurable illnesses filled them, asylums became warehouses for people who could not be maintained elsewhere. The St. Louis Insane Asylum exemplifies this trend of decline. Overcrowding and lack of funding led to placement of patients in the St. Louis Poorhouse and to unhealthy conditions at the asylum. Dr. Edward Runge, the superintendent, tried to counteract this trend of decline, but the asylum was able to offer little more than custodial care.

The mid-19th century saw the emergence of a major medical innovation, namely, the rise of the state lunatic asylum. Beginning in the northeast, the phenomenon spread rapidly westwards. By 1875 no fewer than 71 mental hospitals were opened in 32 existing states. Although premised upon belief in the efficacy of ‘moral and humane’ treatment, the asylums soon became custodial rather than therapeutic institutions. Average size continually increased; some accommodated well over 2000 patients.

The United States housed 150,000 patients in mental hospitals by 1904. These asylums were critical to the evolution of psychiatry as they provided places of practice throughout the world. The moral treatment of the insane was built on the assumption that those suffering from mental illness could find their way to recovery and an eventual cure if treated kindly and in ways that appealed to the parts of their minds that remained rational.

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RealityIsBroken 7 points ago +7 / -0

Maybe it's just a temporary solution, if Trump truly is bringing us into the golden age then seemingly staff and patients would also be golden.

Otherwise this brings to mind all the large insane asylums around in the 1900s time frame.

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RealityIsBroken 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm not against Melania being honored with naming something after her, but why the Kennedy Center that was named after JFK?

Granted, it is Politico, IMO it's a little soon to speak of such memoralizing.

Also, just saw a bit on News Treason w/Mike King saying the Fed has already been absorbed and the treasury is printing genuine USD again. Something about the one building has been closed for several years, and the other getting repurposed with the $2.5B remodel. Definitely plausible if all has already happened and now we're just seeing it played out in disclosure.

Regardless, interesting times, need to re-up on popcorn, maybe even get a new popper...

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

I see what your saying there, the money they're spending is from payments from us via taxes.

Whether it's ours or there's, if they're spending it you can bet it's largely misappropriated.

Secondly, do you think they'd spend their money when they could spend ours? 😆

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

Dave of News Treason fame believes most of everything has already happened, and I'd tend to agree with him. Now most of what we're seeing is public disclosure.

Excellent Beer at the Parade podcast with Burn Notice, what if Q drops were reporting in real time?

https://rumble.com/v6wcymq-was-q-reporting-in-real-time-if-so...-omg.html

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RealityIsBroken 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think abbreviated to FAG/FAGS would be acceptable also.

No offense date fags...

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

"Global Warming" isn't causing beach lines to disappear, but I predict Oboofers beach house will be...

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RealityIsBroken -1 points ago +1 / -2

I just woke up and a little foggy, but what was it Q said about the first arrest?

This could be that. Majorly that.

Edit: disregard, Qtard here got his drops mixed up...

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RealityIsBroken 3 points ago +3 / -0

Any recommendations for methylene blue? I got some pills a couple weeks back off Amazon and reasonably pleased with it but would like to try a liquid form once the pills are gone.

Also, any links appreciated for general use such as dosage guidelines. Mostly what I came across was treatment specific. With the pills I started with the one a day, then after a week went to two a day.

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RealityIsBroken 2 points ago +2 / -0

Well, whatever they do is coming, and nothing can stop what is coming.

Actually, I suspect it's already came and now being rolled out to the masses.

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RealityIsBroken 13 points ago +13 / -0

Yeah, sometimes you need a gay friend, and other sometimes you need a trans spouse.

Keep laying that groundwork Oboofer...

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

That was the point, not everyone can. So buy fractional if that's all you can swing, better to have something than nothing if/when silver moonshots.

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

I only drink a Coke on occasion if my stomach is unsettled but at my previous job there was a little restaurant that sold em for like $3 or so.

No idea what they are in other stores but regular 20oz sodas are about that.

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

I saw something not too long ago that said it's not the seed oils themselves but rather how they're processed.

Not sure how true that is but makes me wonder about the processing of the sugar.

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RealityIsBroken 3 points ago +3 / -0

Mexican Coke is made with real sugar and in glass bottles. If you have an international foods place or amigo market near you check if they carry them.

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RealityIsBroken 3 points ago +3 / -0

Pfizer is still pimping vaccines and other COVID meds on the radio.

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

Plus from what I've seen when selling you only get 90% of spot.

I'm buying mine to hold, not worrying about premium returns. Doesn't really matter when the price manipulation ends price goes up X fold. And when that happens better to have fractional rounds than nada.

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yep, that's called junk silver I believe but plus it's actual coinage.

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RealityIsBroken 5 points ago +5 / -0

I've wondered if this artificial coloring and flavoring thing is one of those things that's already been done but just being let out. No way they couldn't stop using this crap in a much shorter time frame.

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RealityIsBroken 1 point ago +1 / -0

I've never heard that, but something is better than nothing. When I placed orders with GSM I'd add fractional rounds to hit the free shipping.

Silver is silver, whether a whole oz or half it's worth the same.

Why's it not recommended?

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RealityIsBroken 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes, but as long as it keeps going up it also nets bigger returns.

Soar silver, soar!

Can also buy fractional like half or quarter ounce rounds. Look at Golden State Mint if you don't have any reliable dealers nearby.

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