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For those concerned about Rearden M's disappearence:
- Thread starter Rearden Metal
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An addict and an attention whore.
This is your fate and it will not change. We'll be seeing a similar post in a few years. In my books your a coward, if trading didn't exist you probably would have shot yourself since it seems like you can't deal with the real world.
You keep mentioning freedom etc, what you don't realize is that you are free.
This is your fate and it will not change. We'll be seeing a similar post in a few years. In my books your a coward, if trading didn't exist you probably would have shot yourself since it seems like you can't deal with the real world.
You keep mentioning freedom etc, what you don't realize is that you are free.
RM, your article lead me to start supplementing GABA. After a few days I'm feeling just a tad better, I'm waiting to see what I feel like at week 6, often that is about how long it takes for the body to make a major ajustment IMO.
Thanks much.
Thanks much.
Quote from Fractals 'R Us:
RM, your article lead me to start supplementing GABA. After a few days I'm feeling just a tad better, I'm waiting to see what I feel like at week 6, often that is about how long it takes for the body to make a major ajustment IMO.
Thanks much.
No, thank you!
I assume you're referring to this article? (I didn't write any of it... just passing it along.)
The theory that addicts gravitate to their particular drug of choice according to their personal chemical deficiencies has long made perfect sense to me.
A person deficient in endorphins gravitates to opiates.
A person deficient in Dopamine/Catecholamines gravitates to cocaine or tweak.
A person deficient in <b>GABA</b> gravitates to benzodiazepines like xanax, klonopin, ativan & valium.
Understanding the root cause of a problem is often an important step towards solving it.
I dont get it. By revealing your habit here, you have eliminated your ET credibility. Who would want to give their money to you now?
Quote from Rearden Metal:
No, thank you!
I assume you're referring to this article? (I didn't write any of it... just passing it along.)
The theory that addicts gravitate to their particular drug of choice according to their personal chemical deficiencies has long made perfect sense to me.
A person deficient in endorphins gravitates to opiates.
A person deficient in Dopamine/Catecholamines gravitates to cocaine or tweak.
A person deficient in <b>GABA</b> gravitates to benzodiazepines like xanax, klonopin, ativan & valium.
Understanding the root cause of a problem is often an important step towards solving it.
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I dont get it. By revealing your habit here, you have eliminated your ET credibility. Who would want to give their money to you now?
I agree... you don't get it.
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I'm hearing of a proposition on the California ballot that would send non violent drug offenders to rehabs instead of jails, maybe your timing is good RM. Putting addicts in jail is nuts considering we have meds that can help them and therapists that can help them as well. Better to spend the money on that than on the stupid gladiator academies.
The 'prison lobby' will fight this tooth and nail.
Prisons are buku bucks in this nation, which is why we spend $40,000 to $65,000 per year to lock up those with substance abuse problems, when they could be released on a tether (or less), and be given multiple chances with the support of true friends and family members (and maybe even professional counselors?) to overcome addiction.
But that wouldn't be as profitable...
So much of this nation's punitive rather than rehabilitative criminal justice system is driven by, for and of profit.
Sickening.