Okay, then I understand your point now.

Any guesses?

Cant we just make access to mental health, cheap, easy, and non-taboo, so we don't have to add a mood stabilizer in the water.

Oxygen?

Bingo!

How do you make anything cheap?

So stop breathing and I promise you that you won't die of cancer

Make all drugs legal that way if someone's f***** in the head they can just use something

Oqygen is a corrosive gas, early life was nearly killed off by it

well capitism

I would assume medicine should be prescribed my medical professionals that take body mass, diet and side effects into consideration.

Thats the point

meh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9oqfty3ztw

I do not like the government financing it necessarily, but at the very least, whatever money they spend on lithium, they might as well spend on specific, targeted programs instead.

tims on here if yall waiting for timcast vids

@Timcast what do you think about adding lithium to the water?

Oh, Tim is talking to Sargon.

I might listen to this for a while.

This whole Russia thing is absolutely irresponsible.

The caravan

That Russian NRA member is still in custody, is she not?

The charges against her sound completely political.

These kind of judicial abuses make me fucking angry.

im not wanting to put too much faith in medical professionals and so little in people, not to point things like lithium orotate etc would be illegal, its considered a micronutrient by most, you can buy it off the shelf rn, but thats a different subject. @4AM_critter 🐉

Well, technically they add things to the drinking water either way.

I think most of the water regulations, in their details, are left to the municipal districts.

And some water supplies are chlorinated as it is.

yes but only to make the water its self safer the only exception i think to this rule is floride

There was a lot of debate on this a few years back, in 2015, I think.

It was in the wake of the Flint disaster.

but that help keep teeth healther

water has to be treated to make it safe to drink

beautiful ted is gonna start sounding like beautiful tit

They found the suspect?

Yes, in many cases it has to be treated and there are also other regulations that are at discretion.

I remember such regulations as how far an industrial business has to be away from the source of the water.

Why are they not holding him in discretion. They are just a suspect after all... not charged with anything.

Or how much off flow there can be, of what kind.

They might find evidence he isn't guilty... so we shouldn't throw away his privacy.

Not necessarily @MorseApple in my country nothing is added to the municipal water supply