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Retrovision: Rat Park and Addiction

2023-09-27 elrichiboy Science, Media, Perspectives, Slider Leave a comment

This post originally appeared on 04 September 2018. What are the factors that contribute to drug abuse and addiction? We

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The Mutant Virus

2020-08-19 elrichiboy Coronavirus, Science, Slider 2 comments

The skeptics point to Covid-19 fatality rates that are lower than projected and cry “Fraud”. But recent research indicates a

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Rat Park and Addiction

2018-09-04 elrichiboy Media, Perspectives, Science, Slider 3 comments

What are the factors that contribute to drug abuse and addiction? We are largely a country of loners. Isolated, by

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A Tip For Watching the Eclipse

2017-08-21 elrichiboy Science Leave a comment

Don’t look at the eclipse directly. Use a mirror. It worked for Perseus. You’re welcome.

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