A Better Solution for Fear

originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: MrBlaq

That’s just dumb
Anyone who has an existing illness should be very concerned of the virus, that’s ludicrous to suggest otherwise

No it's not. I'm squarely in the camp of what they call "hypertensive urgency high BP" (i.e over 180/110) that cannot be treated effectively by RX meds (but CBD actually does beat it down to the Very High range) I refuse to cave into fear to make that worse. The virus wouldn't do me in, I highly doubt that. The toll of stress on my body from freaking out would probably trigger something one-way ticket, though. Nope, not going that route. At the risk of sounding cocky and a little too sure of myself here, I'm better than sinking in to self-sabotage just because I'm expected to.

a reply to: MrBlaq

Authors such as Thomas Troward, Neville Goddard and Joseph Murphy
have paved the way for man to understand in principle and practice
the power that resides within everyone.

That's all just the new agers law of attraction BS with a Christian twist.

Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it....

Anyone that can't or won't use discretion and skepticism when listening to any MSM is a moron.

It's also prudent not to believe much on Social media or the www in general and that includes ATS. Why should I believe your posts or threads? Could I see your "truth" credentials before we go any further?

a reply to: Nyiah

I am certainly not one to recommend panic but
A dose of common sense here please, if a person is old, has existing conditions or at risk category, masks if you are in public, keep your distance from strangers if possible, stay at home if you can. If you work or live with anyone in those categories, be careful.

I am not saying that people should panic, just use simple common sense and be wary. I don’t know if it’s all true, if it’s a serious concern, if it a conspiracy but, don’t just go poke the bear because you read a book that sounded good

a reply to: putnam6

Man my Dad (RIP) loved Jan(RIP) and Dean listened to a lot of their music, playing pool with him and my brother and sisters in our old dusty basement. Told us the irony of Dead's man curve and the car wreck, we loved their tunes too

I can't find a picture of the album cover but, one of the guys had an all the way up the thigh cast on from a crash (maybe back cover).

Summer School before 5th grade, I took a drama class. When it came to lip syncing, that's the song I did.

That's why I picked it for this thread instead of the Barry McGuire. It's the "eight days in space". McGuire had "four days in space". That used to be the record. But the record for days in space was beat before Jan and Dean did their cover.

Good times!