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What's the difference? Both are satanists.
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Koomala Sharrtis
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Right, that would be the case here, but most theists don't seem to constrain it in this way. With classical theism, it's usually much more than this which is "trying to describe God" -sometimes literally all the sciences and all philosophy. And that's not necessarily even pantheistic. It's just the assumption that there's a common regularity in everything.
"Unknown natural conditions" is a good label, although it presupposes naturalism. I personally don't find the need to invoke some kind of non-monistic supernatural nature crap whether God exists or not, but if this label actually presupposes these unknown conditions do not refer to God, then that is unjustified. Even with only the physical Big Bang question focus. It still could be God.
New questions will always open up, yep. I would totally expect this, because an infinite regress seems to be the only answer in regards to past spacetime. Naturalistic/theistic brute facts or something-from-nothing are the copouts.
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Is that an ass or a chest? And what is a "stage 4 tumour"?
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Chest. The redditor that posted that is still alive, you can read about it here.
So here I am today. Alive, in remission, and fighting myself back into normality again.
If I missed any questions, feel free to ask, just please keep it civil.
Since I never expected this to go as viral as it has, even 14 months later and after getting countless questions, I decided to post a long-due update and answer some of the most-asked questions.
I was diagnosed with PMBCL stage IVB, which is a rare form of Lymphoma. The Tumor was the size of 17x15x10 cm and had spread/created herds in the lungs, breast, pancreas, and ovaries. I also had heart and lung failure due to the sheer amount of the tumor size, however it was not actively treated, but my body resolved it on its own.
16 months prior to my diagnosis, I was diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer. These two are not related at all, which was confirmed by extensive DNA testing, which confirmed that I’m absolutely healthy and simply had some major bad luck.
I'm from Germany, and everything regarding my PMBCL diagnosis and treatment was done here. We have a public healthcare system that is funded by every working person in a form of tax which isn’t tax, but simply a contribution to the health insurance system.
GP also called a general practitioner, is your first point of contact for anything except emergencies and pediatric cases.
As far as the symptoms and diagnosis process goes, I’ll just break down the time between the first symptom and the diagnosis. About 8 months prior, I suddenly started having a barking cough that came up whenever I had eaten, drank something cold, laughed, laid down, and had done minor exercise that needed loads of lung work. I went to my GP who suspected asthma. I had a same-day x-ray at a radiology clinic, which was absolutely fine, and was prescribed a cortisone inhaler, which took care of the issue, and the cough was gone. About 6 months prior, I had a phase of constant, unexplainable bruising, especially on my arms and legs. I was in the middle of extended travel in Australia, took pictures and decided to mentioned it when I was back. By the time I was back, the bruising had stopped. My next symptom was localized breast pain in one spot, which lasted for about 2 weeks. I had initially called my OBGYN for a check, but did not receive an appointment until the next year, and as the pain had stopped, I assumed it was nothing. About 3 months prior, the coughing came back and was no longer treatable with the inhaler. I went back to my GP, and he decided to run a full blood panel and check for allergies via blood. Lab results came back A OK and did not indicate any issues. At this point, I was prescribed some cold medicine and was hoping it would work. I also did extensive travel from then onwards, and whenever I was home, my GP was on holiday, so I had to go to his deputy. It never got better from there, and I continued to go from one cold to another; I couldn’t seem to shake it off. Two weeks prior, I was diagnosed with acute pneumonia by his deputy. I received a same-day x-ray, which was confirmed, and antibiotics. For obvious reasons, the antibiotics did not work, and on December 1 I decided to do something that most likely saved my life. After I suddenly fell extremely weak and started having a resting BPM of ~140 the day prior, I called my GP, and he had me come in the same day. After two ECG’s that were top-notch, he was very confused and called an ambulance to take me to an ER. At the ER, I went through extensive testing and had some very confused doctors who couldn’t believe my state, but could not find a reason. My blood work again was superb; I had active heart and lung failure. I was given a regular CT which did not indicate much, and they decided to admit me and continue testing and researching the next day. The next morning, I woke up to two doctors telling me they suspected cancer and that I would receive another CT, this time with contrast / dye to confirm. And low and behold, it sure did confirm. I was immediately admitted to the oncology ICU, got a biopsy and my first chemo ran 5 days later.
Probably the most lucky thing was being admitted at complete random to this specific hospital. A leading hospital for treating blood cancer and trying out new treatment options as the first hospital in the state and sometimes country.
I received six rounds of a fairly new chemo mix called DA-R-EPOCH. It took exactly 4 months. Even though it’s one of the most aggressive out there at this time, I managed to fly through without any symptoms and much positivity. The Tumor was pretty much gone, and they decided to end treatment. A check PET CT about 3 months later did confirm a small deauville 5 spot, which was treated with 4 weeks of daily radiation, and since August 2023 I’m officially in remission.
Maybe after reading through my diagnosis road, it now makes sense why my GP is still my GP today and I have not pressed legal charges against him. I did not have a good enough pattern or the normal symptoms. I was seen by up to 10 doctors within 8 months, who all missed it. I’m not out to destroy someone’s life and career. We’re all humans, and we all make mistakes. When I went to him 6 weeks after I was diagnosed, he was floored, shocked, and lost for words. All I can hope is that he learns from this and will question issues more than he did before. Otherwise, you can’t even really sue doctors that easily in Germany. I wouldn’t have a case. Even the doctors at the hospital had been shocked.
So why did I post about it on Reddit? Honestly, it was a spur of the moment. I was only able to deal with this diagnosis through dark humor, and it seemed funny. It was also the reason that I met some amazing people with the same diagnosis, who helped me so much to get through it. I also hope it might prompt some people to get a second opinion, to question, and to advocate for themselves.
So here I am today. Alive, in remission, and fighting myself back into normality again.
If I missed any questions, feel free to ask, just please keep it civil.
If I missed any questions, feel free to ask, just please keep it civil.
Since I never expected this to go as viral as it has, even 14 months later and after getting countless questions, I decided to post a long-due update and answer some of the most-asked questions.
I was diagnosed with PMBCL stage IVB, which is a rare form of Lymphoma. The Tumor was the size of 17x15x10 cm and had spread/created herds in the lungs, breast, pancreas, and ovaries. I also had heart and lung failure due to the sheer amount of the tumor size, however it was not actively treated, but my body resolved it on its own.
16 months prior to my diagnosis, I was diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer. These two are not related at all, which was confirmed by extensive DNA testing, which confirmed that I’m absolutely healthy and simply had some major bad luck.
I'm from Germany, and everything regarding my PMBCL diagnosis and treatment was done here. We have a public healthcare system that is funded by every working person in a form of tax which isn’t tax, but simply a contribution to the health insurance system.
GP also called a general practitioner, is your first point of contact for anything except emergencies and pediatric cases.
As far as the symptoms and diagnosis process goes, I’ll just break down the time between the first symptom and the diagnosis. About 8 months prior, I suddenly started having a barking cough that came up whenever I had eaten, drank something cold, laughed, laid down, and had done minor exercise that needed loads of lung work. I went to my GP who suspected asthma. I had a same-day x-ray at a radiology clinic, which was absolutely fine, and was prescribed a cortisone inhaler, which took care of the issue, and the cough was gone. About 6 months prior, I had a phase of constant, unexplainable bruising, especially on my arms and legs. I was in the middle of extended travel in Australia, took pictures and decided to mentioned it when I was back. By the time I was back, the bruising had stopped. My next symptom was localized breast pain in one spot, which lasted for about 2 weeks. I had initially called my OBGYN for a check, but did not receive an appointment until the next year, and as the pain had stopped, I assumed it was nothing. About 3 months prior, the coughing came back and was no longer treatable with the inhaler. I went back to my GP, and he decided to run a full blood panel and check for allergies via blood. Lab results came back A OK and did not indicate any issues. At this point, I was prescribed some cold medicine and was hoping it would work. I also did extensive travel from then onwards, and whenever I was home, my GP was on holiday, so I had to go to his deputy. It never got better from there, and I continued to go from one cold to another; I couldn’t seem to shake it off. Two weeks prior, I was diagnosed with acute pneumonia by his deputy. I received a same-day x-ray, which was confirmed, and antibiotics. For obvious reasons, the antibiotics did not work, and on December 1 I decided to do something that most likely saved my life. After I suddenly fell extremely weak and started having a resting BPM of ~140 the day prior, I called my GP, and he had me come in the same day. After two ECG’s that were top-notch, he was very confused and called an ambulance to take me to an ER. At the ER, I went through extensive testing and had some very confused doctors who couldn’t believe my state, but could not find a reason. My blood work again was superb; I had active heart and lung failure. I was given a regular CT which did not indicate much, and they decided to admit me and continue testing and researching the next day. The next morning, I woke up to two doctors telling me they suspected cancer and that I would receive another CT, this time with contrast / dye to confirm. And low and behold, it sure did confirm. I was immediately admitted to the oncology ICU, got a biopsy and my first chemo ran 5 days later.
Probably the most lucky thing was being admitted at complete random to this specific hospital. A leading hospital for treating blood cancer and trying out new treatment options as the first hospital in the state and sometimes country.
I received six rounds of a fairly new chemo mix called DA-R-EPOCH. It took exactly 4 months. Even though it’s one of the most aggressive out there at this time, I managed to fly through without any symptoms and much positivity. The Tumor was pretty much gone, and they decided to end treatment. A check PET CT about 3 months later did confirm a small deauville 5 spot, which was treated with 4 weeks of daily radiation, and since August 2023 I’m officially in remission.
Maybe after reading through my diagnosis road, it now makes sense why my GP is still my GP today and I have not pressed legal charges against him. I did not have a good enough pattern or the normal symptoms. I was seen by up to 10 doctors within 8 months, who all missed it. I’m not out to destroy someone’s life and career. We’re all humans, and we all make mistakes. When I went to him 6 weeks after I was diagnosed, he was floored, shocked, and lost for words. All I can hope is that he learns from this and will question issues more than he did before. Otherwise, you can’t even really sue doctors that easily in Germany. I wouldn’t have a case. Even the doctors at the hospital had been shocked.
So why did I post about it on Reddit? Honestly, it was a spur of the moment. I was only able to deal with this diagnosis through dark humor, and it seemed funny. It was also the reason that I met some amazing people with the same diagnosis, who helped me so much to get through it. I also hope it might prompt some people to get a second opinion, to question, and to advocate for themselves.
So here I am today. Alive, in remission, and fighting myself back into normality again.
If I missed any questions, feel free to ask, just please keep it civil.
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Apparently there's a new alternative to reddit called TagVotes (terrible name btw).
• Nitter.
The fact that political content is hidden and completely optional is probably one of the smartest things I've seen implemented in one of these alternatives, along with Ruqqus's option to block entire communities and Saidit's double upvote feature.
Being able to bypass the powertripping jannies and take ban appeals directly to site administration sounds great, but I suspect it will become unmanageable over time if the site grows. This is one of those features that sounds good in theory, but impossible to sustain in practice.
I'd wish them luck, but I've seen numerous Reddit alternatives come and go over the years. I don't understand why they insist on creating an alternative when the main problem is the users. They might have a lot of interesting features, but no matter how much Reddit users complain, bitch and moan, they won't migrate, no matter how objectively superior your platform is.
• Nitter.
The fact that political content is hidden and completely optional is probably one of the smartest things I've seen implemented in one of these alternatives, along with Ruqqus's option to block entire communities and Saidit's double upvote feature.
Being able to bypass the powertripping jannies and take ban appeals directly to site administration sounds great, but I suspect it will become unmanageable over time if the site grows. This is one of those features that sounds good in theory, but impossible to sustain in practice.
I'd wish them luck, but I've seen numerous Reddit alternatives come and go over the years. I don't understand why they insist on creating an alternative when the main problem is the users. They might have a lot of interesting features, but no matter how much Reddit users complain, bitch and moan, they won't migrate, no matter how objectively superior your platform is.
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I'm willing to bet that anything left-wing is counted as "common sense" and "basic human decency" and therefore is not "hidden political content"
Did you know the LGBT flag is not political?
Necrosan
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The only way to counteract this is no newspeak. If you can call them faggots, they won't come anywhere near your site.
Froggy Fresh Sextape
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It's called debilitating autism.
Your first mistake was interacting with someone who has an anime avatar.
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Some people are too retarded to get a second opinion from doctors. Lots of people nowadays just see a doctor and assume they will know what's wrong with you. I'm aware doctor shopping exists but it never hurts to just get a second opinion from someone.
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I created an account, enabled political content, and... there's nothing?
It seems too early to know how they'll handle the matter. The smartest thing would be to block everything political regardless of the side to maintain neutrality, but I doubt they'll do that.
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Why are people seemingly incapable of just repeating what a doctor actually said, even in their native language?
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Because they're making it up, and aren't sure how a doctor would actually say it?
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You’re telling me Dr. Butt can’t differentiate between an ass and chest??
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I've never seen an example of either that was so tragically flat. Must be a troon. We didn't do a unit on trooncare at University of Peenix online med school.
Gondolindrim
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That last comment thread is exactly what I was looking for.
"When has this ever happened?" --> *given examples* --> "Oh well those don't count because X, Y, Z"
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Oh well, that one doesn't count because you didn't provide an archive link of the page
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I bought an overpriced corpo device and had issues with it and the corporation did nothing. SO SO SAD.
Edit: Why do none of the niggas in this thread know how to archive?
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otto maddux
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You know this guy is smart because of how smart he has to make himself feel each time he replies.
Your feeble brain can't understand how I'm totally not wrong about this.
Your feeble brain can't understand how I'm totally not wrong about this.
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It cannot be overstated how redditors are fundamentally anti-human in every way that actually matters. In this bugman's ideal utopia any form or artwork or craftsmanship outside of state-funded propaganda is consigned to oblivion in order to expedite the breeding of more third world mongrels. It is an insidious form of thought, a spiritual and mental wasting disease and its zealots are subhuman husks beyond saving. It needs to be pulled up by the roots and thrown into the fire along the slave-cattle that slavishly cling to it. They would see us dragged backwards into an unending and nightmarish dark age where you can't even comfort yourself by looking at the accomplishments of your forefathers. It will be hell on earth with no escape.
