I’ve been called “a giant faggot” but I’m medium at most. ♥️

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Cake day: June 10th, 2023

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  • they had to burn them.

    They say that, don’t they?

    Really I think the hassle is just worth less to the surgeon than to the patient so they’re incentivized to lie about it.

    With how many religions insist adherents keep their parts for later burial (or other reasons) a patient liaison has to have a waiver in a drawer somewhere you can sign (Formalin is toxic) so they can return your bits or they’d have to deal with church funded lawsuits or at minimum bad PR.






  • I think the thrust of their point is it’s between the individual and their doctor if they want to pursue medical things.

    And my point is it isn’t.

    Saying, “It’s between an individual and their doctor.” implies there could be a time when a person wants to ingest something or do something to their body that affects nobody but them (vaccinations I still advocate the administration of at gunpoint) and they shouldn’t be allowed to because a doctor said no.

    Doctors are their to advise, but not at the level of the individual to consent.

    By all means keep antibiotics behind a key, but if a person wants to eat paint chips doctors should be there to monitor their blood for lead and explain why they maybe shouldn’t, not to stop them.




  • Uber knows when you’re boinking, so I imagine your cell provider does too.

    Guess what other technology I also don’t think should have panopticonic capabilities.

    I’m also not seeing why two way communication requires measuring heart rates.

    We can do all the cool shit tech does without the spying, those who " own " that tech just couldn’t monetize it as well.