Posts by Joshua Nguyen3

Hey there, "tired souls."

Does anyone here have any firsthand experience or perhaps some recent insights regarding a medication called Rituxan? I came across some research suggesting it yielded positive results—meaning actual improvement—in over 60% 🎉 of patients dealing with CFS.

While I’m not a hunter myself, I can certainly wrap my head around why people find it so captivating.
Now, some might immediately recoil and ask—for heaven's sake—is it really about the thrill of the kill?

To the great disappointment of many modern intellectuals, it seems we as a species haven't quite managed to outgrow our primal, hunting instincts—because if we actually had, we wouldn't even be sitting here debating the ethics of it. For some, the whole concept is completely repulsive, but if you sit down and talk to an actual hunter, you'll find it's much more than that; to them, hunting is this intricate blend of raw passion, adrenaline, and that quiet, heavy sense of anticipation that builds while you're waiting in the woods...