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the long pants that he wore in the sixties. Anna's album need your help. I made him look kind of a tall yeah. I thought enough about bogged down for the second time, no big deal and found myself on a server schizophrenia. Instead, Sir Lucan Foreign Intro for this- and I mean there's plenty stuff, but it's all a pretty in a research heavy nest resent occur with marketing Sarah COIL of label and to settle the let's see what else Jared laughter eyes being medicated against relegate shot. Oh Giffords, relic. Yes, he's he's been diagnosed, diskettes, Franek, interesting, I'm finally, and then there is a high this man, in LOS Angeles, who was beaten to death by the police yesterday or today, awful in all of this, is.

I know I realized like there wasn't any one thing that I was like one hears the intro I really like all other together gives a pretty good overview of you now schizophrenia as it stands right now near, which is in its misunderstood, its heavily cried under funded and research, that is yeah and there's a lot of people out there who are necessarily giving help who need it. Yeah. In fact, I gotta start. If you wanna go had another, you got a bunch of status and for this reason I do if you wanted about people getting help in an urgent meeting help and not getting it. Six percent of six schizophrenia are homeless. Six percent are in jail or prison. Ten percent in nursing homes, twenty five percent with a family member, twenty percent, independently living twenty percent, supervise housing so and it makes sense Chuck too.

These makes sense because, first of all, you have all this crazy stuff going on to you that your reality so you're having trouble dealing with reality as it stands it. Secondly, allotted time, schizophrenia comes on during times when you learn how to hold down a job or take care of yourself right do whatever. So you might never learn how to do this, because you're dealing with your schizophrenia, here's the shock Ok at any given moment there are more people with untreated severe psychiatric illnesses living on the streets than there are receiving care, while they outweigh the people there actually getting up. That's that is shocking, but not surprising, somehow agreed, so you said the last one. Severe psychiatric illnesses are: that's it umbrella thermometers right, but if any fault in schizophrenia falls in under that for sure, but prior to the beginning of the twentieth century, it was

pretty much thought of his eye: generalised illness it like that mental illness was mental illness, and maybe there is a symptom. Your symptoms were different, but really your mentally ill, which is a huge step up from the spear possession yeah that had you know. Previously been ascribe to or running Irian Jaya, so it was- fairly recently classified mental illness. It wasn't until eighteen, ninety three that a german psychiatrist named a meal crippling classified schizophrenia as a mental. And I he missed, classified it as a form of dementia early in early type of dementia and then a nineteen eleven. A swiss psychiatry is named. A union bluer came up with the name, schizophrenia, the fry Josh, and he got a word from the greek words for split in mind which contribute some

to the misconception that it is a split personality disorder, but what he meant was there's a disconnect with reality right the minds, it's from reality, which today we still that's how you still perceive schizophrenia vote rather than split. We use the word break. Caught it break year. We should go ahead, and since that is a common misconception, is entirely different than split personality disorder, which they, This associated identity disorder now and if you'd know the moon, the show United States of terror. Have you seen at nine at your own mother with technical it? She is, has split personality,

nine you time, mother with technical it. She is, has split personality disorder that Show- and that's the one that you always seen the movies where you have multiple personalities and they don't know about each other in one dominates the other, and then they would all about Eve was about how to ensure that civil civilian Fisher, but I'm not schizophrenia that they have done nothing to do with each other other than about that's a middle wreck yeah we in that's that's a pretty good example. Leg of medicines is certainly get ahold of what schizophrenia is, what mental illnesses- and you know it and then the public at large still just being completely under educated about it. So what's educate people yeah. I want to say too that this is like a lot of conditions and disorders. Develop later in life. To me that this one, the scariest things that can have

yeah like your crews, along at twenty seven. When he eight years old, anything like unama good and you can develop schizophrenia like boom in a matter of weeks, sometimes yeah It can either come on gradually are very suddenly in an acute manner and use of later in life with Men, schizophrenia usually develops in the late teens early twenties is when it starts or in women. It's the mid twenties or the early thirties, so yeah by the time he by the time I was thirty, certainly didn't think I was going to become mentally ill now. You thought I know my demons,

and write them down in a lesson I can put them anytime, I won't get them for what they are. Rather self imposed demons right. This is as it was in something that was beyond my control. That happened to my mind right and yet the Taos Schizophrenia, pitcher Hitch a later in life, and it can happen all at once or gradually, and this is not to scare the crap out of if you're in your teens or twenties, because there's only about a one percent chance that you'll get schizophrenia depends if, if you're part of the general population is one percent chance dry, as will see the idea that there are risk factors that increase your chances of him, schizophrenia and no we're not trying to scare you. But then I guess kind of the newest forms of treatment or newest thoughts about treating schizophrenia is to make people aware of it.

So that they will be able to recognise early on in apparently, early treatment leads to a better success rate. I think we'll talk about that across the board by Chuck. Come there's two kinds of symptoms of schizophrenia and their positive and negative not like positive symptom. Major hallucinate bunnies were negatives symptom meeting. Like Hell Demon, instead positive symptom is like duration of normal behaviors alike. I see you, I hear things, but I dont see with horns right and I don't hear Kermit you're talking to me right right, so positive system as an exaggerated behaviour. Negative symptom is the absence of normal behaviour, like lack aspects or the ability to experience any emotion or you basically just generally apathy.

And so is it to those are part of its positive symptoms and negative symptoms. Yes, and no certain negative symptoms are cognitive deal out with attention span in memory, lack of memory the bill, and I believe that, like plan anything organise anything right and then another form of negative. I should say is called abolition, waits basically think crap, The guy who first classifieds gets friend you call it the annihilation of the will, where you do so with John you you no longer engaging all directed behaviour from brushing your teeth to paying your bills doing anything is totally withdrawn. My so that's that's! That's not the former schizophrenia usually here about, but apparently it's fairly common, really

so get diagnosed Josh. You have to exhibit a certain number of these symptoms over the at least six months, without stopping right, yeah, If you have, this is its gets. A friend a form is like a shorter schizophrenia about it lasts less than six months. The other schizophrenia form, but the point by If you, according to the dsm- and we should say like this- is in fact based on a clinical observations or whatever, but this is the DSM saying six months, it may be you may have schizophrenia and you just ever reach the six month period. Yet yeah there's just gets frank, but to be diagnosed by a psychiatrist

ecologists, who is a member of the EPA. You have to have x number of symptoms for six months or a year. They have to do that because it's like the same as the cops when they say you can't follow missing persons. Report must have been on for twenty four hours as hand. It's not like that, but a sort of now there's a girl. I think in Michigan called Kelly's law, something through introducing where, if european and you don't report your kid missing of transfers is a felony area will compare, wouldn't do that, the parent, the leasing Anthony here the kid go away. Allegedly allege if not happened. Incredible schizophrenia, apparently is out to pronounce can take a few forms. One. You ve probably heard about Moses Paranoid Schizophrenia, which is when you have the full on duty in hallucinations and the nurse disorganize that is the disorganize thinking. You're behaviors folly incoherent and felt a call have a frantic really you'd, probably don't exhibit a lot of a most

yeah well, usually like there's a negative symptom coupled with disorganized behaviour. So it's almost like to separate these are thinking. Can we have a frantic without being negative, gotcha, others catatonic? That means you move around and talk excessively Yet there was a surprise to me. I always thought you know catatonic stay or you do so yeah here, but it also says they made: I'm still in uncommunicative rights, can be one of the biggest has to do with motion or movement or lack of rights catatonic. And differentiated means that it's a sort of the, oh a term for when you have a mix of symptoms and they don't class value, is one specific kind and then visual is if you have a history of schizophrenia, but you have a blog,

in a period of time with no negative, I'm sorry with negative, but no positive symptoms, the classifies residual, which you know, I guess it's better than paranoid schizophrenia and away they. I dont think any foreign schizophrenia. Am I right. It would therefore be every horrible, yet is a horrible disease. It is that's like the curve. Your enthusiasm when Larry asked someone had good Hodgkin's from the party. Five episode is what he was referencing when Charlie got sick, he had called on court good Hodgkin's and they were like

that their self ended. There is no good to give at once better than the other right and they dislike you're such a jerk than ever seen- and I said, yeah pretty let em we mentioned, gets a friend a form which is in abbreviated version of schizophrenia, and then this one has to be just the horrible skitter effective disorder. It's any kind of schizophrenia, coupled with the mood disorder like depression, yeah right, that's awful! So we should probably say: there's delusions and its hallucinations mixed in together, often with gets a frantic symptoms and their often confused, but a delusion

the false belief in an hallucination is a false sensation like hey I'm Jesus Christ. That would be a delusion right or hey. There's Jesus Christ on top of that subway car. That would be a hallucination here when you can extend that anything that is or subway copyright The idea that there's a good studying hallucinations and illusions are really really interesting. In my opinion, agreed the common hallucination is auditory among schizophrenia, and the most common auditory hallucination is our voices. Yet your voices that can come from anywhere from this term at the frog could start talking to me or I could come from thin air or could come from the electrical outlet in the Wall right arm and die, the voices saying,

leads like one word. A couple of words there's an implication of word. Sometimes it's indistinct mumbling, On occasion. Very rare occasions will the voice like ramble on coherently. There were the patient understands like long sentences, but that they also may be commenting on with the persons doing is very common yeah. Usually it's voice, they recognize, although that can happen as well. Yeah right sometimes there's more than one voice and even more just certainly the voices will argue about the patient yeah. It's that's well, well, those there's a guy on Marta that I see that a lot of people that you see

walking down the street screaming out out loud. They there's probably a pretty good chance that they might be paranoid schizophrenia and they are yelling at the voice in their head. There reminds me the stand a bit a sullen as a kid in the eighties. This guy was. I got this comedian said he was walking down the street. What as this guy was talking to himself. He mumbled sounded so angry and committing, as I thought, man guys, really crazy talking to himself and then either way. Who am I talking to good point near I thought to myself all day long have arguments in my head, but of course, is not the same thing now. You know

I have two voices arguing over what you're doing at that moment in what's best for you or whether you should hurt somebody or hurt yourself not making light of that in the reason that percentage is frightening, percentage of schizophrenia, kill themselves is a lot of times, because the voice in their head may command them to do so right. The there there is such a thing as commanding hallucinations, which is sometimes they could be suggestive. I come. Maybe we should go outside for awhile or they could be like go outside year in a row, scary, like this point out. Sometimes it's a? U need to shave again right in your go shave again yeah I can be innocuous buddy. Can it can lead to violence near or can urge violence? Apparently, the vast majority of people who suffer ah dangerous command hallucinations are able suppress them right,

but it's a struggle- and you know this is going on in this person's head yet and rarely and now about this too, before I got to that point in the article that you sent me rarely, do you hear like a really great things like you're doing great today, and you should you look very Lauer and smell it. It's interesting that it usually takes a dark turn. Yes, and they don't know y know, hello step, you should know listeners. Do you want a new year's resolution? That's easy to keep yes resolve to help protect your identity and personal info with lifelike identity, theft, protection, lifelong alert you to potential threats. To your identity and they see more, though what you can see by just monitoring your own credit like your info on the dark web and that's a big deal. Yeah and if you have a problem lifelike, U S based restoration specialists, no, the steps to take to help resolve your case. After all,

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an delusions obviously or any of any false belief. Either Sunday, like you, are Jesus Christ, that's a delusion right right arm, but there's there's one sub category that caught my attention I was unaware of is called the illusion of reference year. Tommy well. It's basically like every single thing that goes on in life is full of meaning. I so like in this Brown university sheet. I sent you there's a. Like a waiter, leaving a crumb on the table that purposeful, it's an insult to the patient, like the the the busboy awaited, did then I'm purposes salt or on the street.

It's coming on all of a sudden as a signal for everybody to swarm on you in finally, take you away or kill. You were whatever right, like everything in life has meaning and it's making you it's is fuelling. This paranoia, your mind is turning against you, it's pretty awful. I we said it's awful here. Yes, it is quite awful, but people live with this year and we pay the dark picture, because it is a dark disorder, but the majority of people in fact set time after ten years. If you want to know after ten years a diagnosis was schizophrenia. Twenty five percent completely recover. Twenty five percent are much improved and relatively independent and twenty five percent are improved but require a pretty extensive support network so that seventy five percent of people after diagnosis after a decade

are dealing with it fairly. Well, yet it's very hopeful this, not that fifteen percent are unimproved in ten percent and forcing our dead, probably by suicide yeah. Well, ten percent, at least of schizophrenia, commit suicide, which is incredibly high because in the general population of the United States point zero. One per cent of people commit suicide, so timid alternative point: zero, one percent yeah, that's people whose are successful they could be. Attempts could be as high as fifty five percent people who try to kill themselves just as I mean imagine, sometimes the voices say to do, and sometimes just to find peace yeah. I was wondering what the breakdown between those two is there and then violence is often attended with schizophrenia. He's in the public mind right, you're, better cyclic values are dangerous, apparently so

I remember reading. That is when we will talk about Layton inhibition that if you are a typically violent when these I, when the symptoms yeah like early Twentyth or whenever right, you're going to possibly be violence gets a funny if you're, not a very violent, pursing, did Sis not part of your personality, before the symptom said and then you're not going to be a violence, gets a frantic unless you abuse drugs or alcohol, which apparently vastly increases the chances that you may be a violence, get yeah and even then I think the violence is generally either self inflicted or it takes place inside the home like against your family, which is not good but point as if you're walking down the street and sadly you see the homeless man

dreaming out loud. You don't necessarily need to be afraid that he's about to me no attack you in a violent manner is probably not gonna happen. Now chocolate say you do you want to talk to that is: gets a frantic homeless man over there, but you don't want to make Worse form, my boy, you don't want to ignore me, another human being The national institutes of Mental Health have suggestions. I guess for talking biscuits, frantic and specifically with their families, who have to do with delusions and hallucinations all time specifically delusions? Apparently you don't you dont content What they're saying you don't say: you're, not just Crime is only what are you talking about? You know that we are now. You say I respect your right to believe different things and I hope your respect, my right to believe different things, but I I

politely, disagree yet and which we also want to do is is agree and say: I know honey. You are Jesus Christ right, you're, ok, your Jesus in its fine! Yes, people probably take the attack in the family. Well, yeah. First, I'm at the very least because it is easier and have your while it's like yes, yes, or you get so frustrated. You like no you're, not, and you want to shake the person but yeah apparently, and I wonder how hard it is to say why I respectfully disagree with you yeah. I bet it's hard, you know, and if it, if it does go over his well is, is it seems like it that its tested it should write. I Josh, I think this was really interesting. The recovery in the third world part, yet apparently the world Health organ given that a study, the nineteen sixties I found that the recovery rate for schizophrenia and developing nations is higher by full third than it is in the industrialized world,

and then they did a follow up study even to correct possible selection vices, and they confirmed the original finding and I thought that was really interesting in it. The day. There's a lot of hypotheses, but one of them is that either might not be a stigma like in the industrialized world and there is more readily accepted. The other is that they might be able to have a job that they can do right. Zestfully and in the West farming urging you know digging the trench for the farmer. One right here in the west were very competitive. Yeah, it's hard to get a job that schizophrenia can maybe successfully complete, right- and I mean the rest of us- are paranoid enough as it is about losing our jobs. If you are clinically paranoid, skits Franek, then it's probably going to be very difficult to keep your job trip, or do it in a way that will help you keep your job this virtue,

but just there have been some successful stories of people that are afflicted with schizophrenia, some some more successful and some Sid bear it was success. But I don't know if you call a success story and what happened: Mental Institute and the rest of his life, yet severity founding member, pink Floyd gets a frantic and they believe that massive amounts of drugs that use made it worse. Way worse. China is, he is the crazy diamond yeah shine on you, crazy, don't love it's on the duty of all four parts. Like part, I think up support for it John NASH, yeah from the movie of youthful mind that run Howard film with Russell Crow, is John Ass. The Nobel winner, the one held and figure out that cable companies Greta do better if they cooperated with one another, the threatened delightful? Putting this on the map in a compassionate Weena S jack? why did you know that when that was debatable

he was in the Navy and they discharge them honourably after things like a little less than a year, and in the report they city had schism tendencies but on other people have said that he fake that stuff together the Navy and just wanted to not take orders and drink himself to do a thing does what he did in pop benes. You know he died. No, he woke up in with just like coffee wide and bleeding from his mouth and basically like I gotta get a hospital, took him to the hospital and he was his was so shot that his blood wooden plot and they just giving them transfusion one after the other and heat, is basically bled to death holy cow

drinking holy cow. I really was drinking at the time he was drinking whisky and like whisky malt liquor when he started blood started coming out of his mouth tcp shakers through there, and I don't think he mixed up like whisky with a beer back and garnish with a drop of blood. So there is a lesson for you there here, there's one more person who is indisputable schizophrenia or was his name, is Wesley willing? who's that he is a musician who had such songs as were really. The only title I can say is rock and Roll Mcdonald's. I don't. I never heard of him. You you have had to have heard of Wesley Willis. Really ok check is only play a little Wesley, well

There is a place of Iraq. It gives a restaurant where there is a priceless people here to get down to the wrong music. So chestnuts Wesley, well, ok, ok, and he was very much geared to Franek. He wrote about it a lot he talked about in a lot of the songs and he said he be gone along having it

time round the bus, I believe you lived in Chicago and then all of a sudden, his his held demons word. I take him on one of his torture. Hell rides at which meant he was going on a little bit of the exacerbation of schizophrenia symptoms. While there is a great great guy, great music are very prolific, and if you like that, you should go. Watch daddy. Can role as a documentary Lydia. It's really good I'll check that out the line ordered a last name on our list and he was a green may packer and he was homeless. Unfortunately, after is diagnosed for a while and then later was able to climb out from that wreckage and go around and talk about mental, and he was it. Who is playing in the sixtys, the seventies think it was late. Sixties return so think about a man

big deal the go around and talk publicly about mental illness at that still is now, but I mean like back then its hats off to him tat. He was a cat had included in the presentation that you devote yourself. Ok, you're, like users crack you are, I don't understand. Yes, all coming together, so check what cost this well, it seems like there are environmental factors and there are genetic factors: they ve isolated, what they vote. Of arson genes, the the see one the discipline didn t Nora Julian and E g seven to genes, and now they think there might be up to a dozen more genes that could impact this. Ok, so the basis of that is that they can't look at your genes and say yours you're, going to biscuits Franek right, it's possible that

because we do have an isolated all the genes and don't know the right combination yet right or it's possible that it from other causes, one of which one of the theories it's out there right now is It's the result of an in utero exposure to either a flu or the dread. Tat supplies. Mrs Frahm, attack supplies must, as I do, that hijacks rats brains that IRAN and can't urine. That's why? If you have a cat, you're pregnant, you don't be clean and that letterbox write anything that one of the reasons why I guess one of the evident pieces of evidence to support this, the birth month effect and the birth month effect as if you were born in winter months or early spring months you are at higher risk for becoming The fact is, I am life and I think that those are flew month there and another aspect of it is apparently the brains of schizophrenia show inflamed white blood cells, which is a sign of an infection

and they think that possibly all of us are carrying around retrovirus encoded in our genes. There lies dormant, like an s right that under the right circumstances like early exposure to an infection can trigger its release, were triggers activation and it takes eighteen to twenty to thirty years did come on now. You see why people their pregnant are worried alive. It's amazing like we ve got anywhere. So what else they did do have some new findings. I had this today from the internet. They have, A new South Wales Study from Thomas whickered he's identified the brain mechanism that derails decision making in people. So basically the part of the brain, is called the ventral stratagem. I'm sorry stratum and

lights, up nearly four people: memory lights up when in response to rewards and healthy people and is linked to your decision making, but completely unresponsive among schizophrenia. So they don't. They don't know the difference between expected and unexpected rewards, and so they don't have the opportunity to make a good decision. To begin with, and that you know it's a nice finding, it doesn't get us any closer. Well, maybe it does you never know they say with proper funding that they predicted twenty thirteen. They could have a cure for this well yeah, but they don't get proper funding now, but there are there looking in stem cells right there, looking into arm figure if it is an infection and if so retiring. That an

We ve also long had anti psychotic six one of the things strangely enough that helped develop answer psychotic or better anti psychotic is pc p, Yeah fairly researchers figured out the final secluding or fence secluding tcp, the drug angel dust on produced such similar symptoms to schizophrenia, they started, investigating and found that it had to do with the narrow transmitter, glutamate right right and dopamine right, yes, well, it has to do both at the emphasis before an anti psychotic was strictly dopamine, ok and all it all I did was keep dopamine in the synopsis longer blocking Israel take by receptors, that's where anti psychotic state and then in the eighties, after the pc peace stuff, they figured out tat. There was the gloomy was involved. They came up with atypical anti cycle,

eggs and these focused somewhat on dopamine but more on things like glutamate in its three uptake and these things? produce better results and with your side effects. So are there they ve figuring out how to treat it right. The problem is: there's all sources side effects, even even with atypical anti psychotic, like weight, gain, drowsiness flourish, nervousness muscle, spasms, yeah, also bulging eyes, apparently, is one. I really am, and I guess most of this can be treated by lowering the dosage, but they're they're bothersome enough that a lot of people to go off their mad right and that does not easy t. Let your convulsive therapies, another thing that they still do: it's not something a relic from If these, yes, it's change Latin. How they do it and they are not sure, still having exactly works, they start using car batteries New York,

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In building up their confidence again. Apparently that has a measurable affecting their recover Hampshire and then the the one of the leading edges of schizophrenia? Treatment right now is based on the this thing called the programme, which is the period between the onset of symptoms, where you think maybe I am Jesus Christ and the time when that seems like your reality. So it's this point where turning to have the ideas, but they still seem bizarre weirder. Why am I having these ideas? So if you apparently seek out treatment for schizophrenia

when you start to have these ideas in the programme, the success rate of treatment is it through the roof? Yes, this british doctrine, the late eighty set up shop in these two towns outside of London and he set to work finding every potential early case of schizophrenia. He could any sort of treating people with their p and low doses of anti psychotic. In four years. Those two towns had a tenth of the, events of schizophrenia of the rest of the country while yet so, apparently like this programme, researchers like clinics that are opening up a hike entire, like our departments in universities, are dedicated to this programme period. Where you can be like come come back. This is reality gray, while here and there That's why they have been so far will Josh. I got one more step if you live in a city three million people

then over twenty one thousand people in your city are suffering from schizophrenia, so well keep that mine. Yes, though, make fun of people dont, obviously get scared or violent and in a reactive way. I don't know that I'm gonna say like you should over and talk to them like you might want to just be compassionate and now, and hopefully they're getting you don't say: yes, gotta schizophrenia, dot com. You can find out how to get information, and if you hadn't, already checked out Wesley Willis check them out, he's a great guy check out the daddy Iraq, IRAN and also, I would say, in addition to ask it to find your works required reading for this, one is in article call, which way madness lies by Rachel Vive. It was in the December two thousand ten issue. Harpers now have a link all of tweeted we think that sounds great. If you want more about schizophrenia, there's plenty of it. There is an article and then some

The site is type schizophrenia which again is split mine into the search bar. How stuff works? Dot? Com- and that brings up what checklist yes, just specifically erection. Oh I forgot about those wealth will correct or cells on Facebook and stuff. They mounted observe. Let's go for it. How wildfires work manner had this guy's name, couplet people citizen be flashpoint paper is not fair knight for fifty one. I said books, flashpoint books is that fair trade war, the one it is Fahrenheit, eight fifty one celsius for fifty and

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two other Europeans were executed before him. One was convicted for the much more interesting offensive, killing his pregnant wife and eating her to have that those on page fifty five and fourteen ninety one tat death is crazy. Ok, but billing ten is very noteworthy figure. Ivy succeeds the whole chapter on sir, and then we got some First of all, some people wrote in about wildfires in Georgia when I said oh Georgian, while large South Georgia does There is actually one going on right now, though, given out I miss spoke because I was just talking about the North Georgia, mountains, which are very lashing green, but southward, you can get quite dry and there are wildfires in Jordan. I did not know that that is true,

and then finally, we got an email from an actual hindu kush. Hey, U S age and could says yes, mister few things Hinduism typically. Technically only has one God not a pantheon, it's complicated to explore. Especially in a non Hindus, but the general ideas. There is one unit soul or God that encompasses everything called the bra brahman. Ok, uprooted, not throw him. And every living thing has a part of that in us called the Ottoman different gods are just different forms of the one brahman also probably explain the laws of karma. The law of crime has three parts: Hinduism, one, the performer of inaction. Result to the result, The action will come right at the right time and three

genes, bring good results, bad actions bring bad results and fourth, the gods are technically subject karma if you also expand the definition of Roma to include the law of karma, but he says there was a good progress overall, you guys really hit him on the head, except for the heatwave. I headed on the head with a noise. For that one part, Finally, he pointed out- and a few other people pointed out that I was wrong, directing you with China's em Jainism, thank you, but I don't wanna play something right now that was from other dictionary dot com level, their voices

really wrong. Maybe so this is for Merriam Webster. If it's the same voice, it didn't count twice genius. Did you hear that has a different voices that income through man, ok and then? Finally, this is Google definitions, and this is my favorite of all. Actually, liquidity So I don't oak, as I had like three other people said. Now many other robots now three other, People said now it's Jainism and then I went Youtube and people said Jainism. So I don't know I like that. It's both were threatened it puts overthrown, yeah Jainism what he loved correction. So much that I managed to forget that we all are. Erected a lotta reuse, the freedom. I never forget that were corrected. By oil is to use against a great go through all three hundred and fifty episodes find it.

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