Comments by "Rune of Svalbard" (@vladimirofsvalbard9477) on "PowerfulJRE" channel.

  1. Social skills are hardly the issue in my opinion; it's training children to form sociopathic and narcissistic tendencies. The younger generation of today is a disaster. People in my own family can't cope with the reality of life, they can't function, and many of them are apathetic. My own sister doesn't text or call me unless she can get something out of it and her peers are no different. Social media manipulates people to be rude, untruthful, and evil in a manner that rewards their dopamine receptors.
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  2. You got that right; I was abused with them for 7 years. I was traded out on 8 medications as a child; it was nothing but horror and abuse. I felt like a zombie for years.
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  3. Same, I left after my 3rd or 4th visit. I just felt like I was a number and they didn't really put any effort into understanding my situation. It took me nearly a decade, but I spent an enormous amount of time on myself and learned a lot. I am easily 100 times the man I was when I walked into those therapy sessions.
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  4. I think it really helped with men 18-50. The 18-39 vote (as a whole) was down like -30% across the board though. I think the ones that did turn out probably had a much higher propensity to vote for Trump this time around. A lot of college aged voters switched as well. I've never seen this level of support among young people for Trump.
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  5. Ignore Matt, I think you SHOULD continue this practice. It will only continue to devaluation of education so that eventually dumb Americans will wake up and quit sending their kids to a University. The education model is completely obsolete and only produces liabilities. The reason is still exists is due to a bunch of dinosaurs in office and suburbia that refuse to accept it's death.
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  6. The idea that depression is genetic is almost criminal. That's Big Pharma logic used to sell you more pills. Change your diet, change your lifestyle, and it will change your neurochemistry.
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  7. Not really such thing as a humble and successful man. They are disproportionately a bit narcissistic and excessively competitive. If they weren't they wouldn't be in the position they are. Being successful will make you cold many times because everyone is out to sue you.
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  8. I caution anyone; Healthcare professional or not to tread lightly when it comes to accepting information from the FDA or the AHA. Dig just a little and you will find that most of their approvals and recommendations are based on absolute garbage. The easiest example being saturated fat and cholesterol. Ask the average person and they will say cholesterol is bad. Ask the average Healthcare worker and they will say LDL cholesterol is bad. This is only feasible if you buy into the lipid theory, for which there is no sound scientific evidence for. Only poor correlations like everything else. Cholesterol is a lipoprotein that carries lipid around your bloodstream to be used as a source of energy. Your brain functions almost entirely on Keytones and your body produces a quarter of need cholesterol naturally. What you will find is that plaque in the arteries are deposits of calcium, caused by oxidized lipids in the bloodstream. This is only possible if your lipids are glycosylated or the fats you are ingesting have a naturally oxidizing effect on the arterial walls. This would be your poly and trans fats stemming from Omega 6 linoleic oils: all your vegetable and seed oils. Saturated fat is in the exact same boat, which Axel Keys began theorizing in the early 20th century. Only narcissism and pride produce such results. He theorized that saturated fat was the source of heart disease and he was intent on proving it, whether or not it was the truth was irrelevant. To this day, there is not a shred of credible evidence or clinical research data that proves saturated fat is causing any negative effects to human health. One you take the red pill you will go down the rabbit hole. It's a wild ride, but once you start to notice to inconsistencies, you can unplug yourself from the sick game that Pharmaceutical companies and Governments play.
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  9. Roman Empire - became a church British Empire - became a bank American Empire - became a prison
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  10. That's what happens when people create a religion of the CDC/FDA and Pharmaceuticals; thanks Generation X!
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  11. Evolution is a theory though. You can only observe it on a micro scale. Applying that to billions of years and organisms defies quite a bit of criteria in the scientific method.
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  12. This is why people can't hold an attention span of any topic that isn't shallow for longer than 5 seconds. Not to mention people can't even remember political consequences that are a week old. We are being farmed and manipulated.
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  13. Excellent interview! I'm so glad that corporate infiltration is getting exposed to a large number of voters :) Most of these things about Big-pharma were considered conspiracies only a few years ago.
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  14. Yep lol
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  15. Anybody with two brain cells could read the ingredient label on the back of the formula. Problem is, too many people are so religiously invested in the FDA-CDC duo that any kind of skepticism gets met with aggressive accusations of science-denial. What you'll find is the people that tend to have those "we believe in science" signs, are typically people that are not interested in science whatsoever. They are only interested in spreading the words of their deity - (insert corporation or government agency name).
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  16. Thank you Tara! I was completely screwed by a litany of medications that my parents forced me to take as a child. It didn't help that they were largely aggressive and dysfunctional themselves; nature-nurture much lol? It may be real to some extent, but it was one of the largest state-pharma scams in US history, just ahead of Polio. Too many people were destroyed by these medications, even to this day!
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  17. Not a problem at all. The issue is attempting to do keto/carnivore without organ meats; which I wouldn't recommend. Liver, Spleen, Heart, Kidney etc have multiple times more micronutrients than any fruit or vegetable can provide. I take them in supplement form with raw eggs each morning. I'm not keto or carnivore, but I have tested all the diets; even OMAD at one point or another. However, if you are doing keto/carnivore; you MUST eat organ meats in some form or fashion. Otherwise you can easily end up deficient is something long term. Beef and eggs can give you probably (85%) of what you need, but the organ meats are where you get everything else. Any fruit/vegetable in comparison to say (spleen) has a negligible amount of nutrients; it's laughable on a nutritional chart.
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  18. Except you can't compete with these international corporations. Profit margins are so thin.
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  19. Yes, but when it comes to elections and the economy; I don't understand how anyone could want him back. His two fatal flaws were (going along with the election fraud garbage that FOX spun) AND (appointing Jerome Powel) and pushing the Board of Governors to set the interest rates so low. Which resulted in the inflation we are seeing right now. People blame Biden for inflation because they're financially illiterate.
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  20. Well, I think he meant from a technical standpoint; terminology.
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  21. I'm actually considering running for office now.
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  22. Good! Most modern degrees are absolutely worthless anyways; they produce almost nothing but young adults with liabilities.
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  23. But but but, Trump is Hitler Blahhhhh!
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  24. I deleted my FB account, disabled Google/Chrome on my phone, changed my browser, and began using Proton. Magically, all those spam calls and local advertisements stopped within the week. Yes, they are tracking you and selling all your data to better code their algorithms in order to manipulate your behavior. Why do you think people have gone insane in the last several years? Because media companies have stepped up their game on algorithms.
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  25. Pride is a deadly sin, but seriously I don't know where these people are in the US. I come from a Christian background and we make fun of these delusional people whenever we hear legendary tales of their stupidity lol
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  26. Well, blaming Big Pharma is only the first step. Understanding WHY so many Americans are despairing towards opioids is the next question.
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  27. No, but I actually don't blame her. I feel like the DNC took her prisoner and will send her to gitmo if she says the wrong thing.
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  28. It's crazy how bad the corruption is, even here in Ohio. And we're considered to be much more moderate in terms of bribery and lobbying in this state. Norfolk Southern is lying! The East Palestine Mayor is lying! The Governor of Ohio is lying! And the Feds are lying! All this boils down to (not wanting the liability). I'll be ditching this state soon enough. I hope Norfolk Southern and the state of Ohio get the crap sued out of them. It boggled my mind how people voted for Dewine even after he allowed Amy Acton to destroy 55% of all Ohio small-business. Yet Ohioans chose to re-elect him? For anybody that is interested in Ohio; don't bother. The culture and social atmosphere has rapidly gone down-hill in the last two decades. You can't say hello to anyone anymore and everybody is obsessed with themselves. I've been to about every place in this state and aside from a few small towns (there's nothing good about this state anymore. I'd rather go down south where people still have some decency in the way they speak and use their voting powers.
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  29. These UFO's are essentially "spectator mode drones" from Halo lol Makes perfect sense; they can watch you, but you can't catch or hurt them.
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  30.  @rezedent9104  Vaccines aren't even half the problem. Yes there are concerns with them, but the food, agriculture, hygiene products, and technology are largely driving the societal problems. Heck, even lighting a candle from Bath and Body Works is actively releasing neurotoxins in your home. People working there should sue because they're probably developing cancer.
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  31.  @ChickentNug  Well, ethyl mercury was taken out of vaccines nearly a century ago. However, they do use aluminum, which is not as bad but still toxic to humans.
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  32. I've been doing it for 9 years. Been doing 24 hours fasts each day for the last 2 years. Never been better, never felt better, never looked better.
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  33. The biggest issue is that adults were using e-cigs and vaping to quit cigarettes. But teenagers were starting e-cigs and vaping as a fad and abusing it.
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  34. I wonder who Martha Stewart pissed off enough to get her thrown in prison? I guarantee you Nancy wakes up on the wrong side of the bed some days and chooses random people she sees in magazines to fry. It's all a game to these people.
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  35. What do they do? Freeze them?
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  36. Genocide in Ukraine? I hope you're referring to the murders and displacement that Zelensky had been partaking in with eastern peoples of Ukraine since 2014. Don't go calling people dense with little information. Maybe the US and NATO should quit trying to depose foreign governments and install dictators to do their bidding. You know, like Libya, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, and now Ukraine?
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  37.  @TwoToneT  Based on what??
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  38. If you blame everything on genetics, then you can scapegoat the BILLIONS in lawsuits that these companies used to get sued for. Imagine what would happen if Big Pharma convinced American that random blood clots were 'genetics' lol
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  39. Boomers
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  40. Many people are institutional and ONLY watch mainstream media. They think that podcasts are essentially anarcho-capitalist insanity that gets people killed.
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  41. Pretty sure his half brother lives in Kenya and hates Obama XD
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  42. Jesus, these comments make me feel like I won the lottery with an IQ of 110 lol People in general are what's wrong with the insanity we are seeing on the political landscape.
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  43. Regardless of what their merit is, people want to see these men. At least it's coming from a place of love, hope, and perseverance.
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  44. Touch a nerve? The irony of your comment is astounding. He's a comedian first-off and he doesn't bullshit around. I think only a person caught in life delusions about morality and human motivation would be so angered by what he had to say. Reading books like the Gulag Archipelago or 1984, he's pretty spot on with how people will react, facilitate, and grow a tyrannical regime. "Those of us who give a shit." are typically the last people to reform a nation and the first ones to turn in their neighbors to the new authority. Just a proverb to remember, - "If you think you are incapable of evil; you are the most likely person to engage in it."
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  45. Alien life is more than likely restricted to the same bell curves and inequalities that physics allows for on earth. There are probably a low tier 20% of habitable zone planets with no life. Some 75% of habitable planets with alien bacteria and eukaryotes. Then there are the remaining 5% of habitable planets in the Universe, most of which have had a primitive civilization of aliens at some time, but died out due to some natural cataclysm. I think advanced civilizations (in terms of bio-diversity) would be few and far between in the greater Universe.
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  46.  @AnusSniffer69  Hey, look man; some people are brutes and others are not. I consider myself quite a brute, with a rather fascistic personality. I practically worship strength, shrewdness, and classism. Thankfully I'm aware of it so it doesn't go to inappropriate lengths, but that doesn't mean I'm devoid of emotion. I have a home, a dog, a wife, a child etc. Yet I have homicidal fantasies all the times without remorse. Usually about people that have done my wife wrong or have done me wrong without remorse or closure. I've cried; been emotionally damaged; committed illegal acts in the past. I might even score pretty nicely on their little test as well I'd wager. No, I don't store dead bodies in the fridge and other horrific crap like that. It's not a one size fits all and I'm not a psychopath; I'm simply human.
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  47. Same! I'm an Ohioan; F- DeWine and the neo-cons and F- the Democrats.
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  48. I like Bernie, but I don't think he understands the situation regarding Healthcare/Labor. The day you sign away Medicare to everyone is the day that everybody and their brother come into the hospital for a common cold and an elective surgery. The work responsibilities are absolutely on overload as it is already. You would have thousands of healthcare professionals quitting their jobs in a matter of months. We already have a monumental shortage of workers. This may have been a solution if Americans didn't have the largest public health pandemic in the world. No way they're going to be able to process such a massive influx of people that get thrown on Medicare.
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  49. I used to be a fan of his, but the entire situation with his son and membership in Scientology kind of killed it for me. Not knocking his info precisely, but it made me question his motives.
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  50. Yeah, I was wondering the same; he's an utter moron peddling media garbage. Russia attacked unprovoked? He lost me there...
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