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  • Not sure what "broscience" you're referencing, but there structure of the show was very transparent -Drew was an actual doctor, board certified addiction treatment specialist and got his start volunteering in hospitals during the aids crisis. That's when he was told about loveline and he wanted the opotunity to spread awareness.

    Adam was unapologetically an unqualified comic relief. But of course, his role was to represent the unqualified "everyman" with Drew there to moderate and correct back to empirical fact and best practice. But he also listened and learned over the years. With time he did better saying the actual right thing a lot of the time through shear repetition. But that was part of the problem.

    Eventually, like the problem with smartphones in general, he started to think that simply because he HAD certain knowledge, that he had actually EARNED it. He got more popular than Drew, I think that ultimately crushed Drew's spirit because, along with a lot of good, he was a BIG narcissist. Realized he couldn't get the respect or pay that Adam did after 20 years of schooling, sacrifice and he just checked out and became a turbo grifter.

    Adam gradually removed anyone from his life that would criticize or remind him that he wasn't an expert (literally documented day by day in his radio show and podcasts) and he finally became a monster on an entirely different level. Genuinely think with him the change was so abrupt because of CTE. He played a lot of football in the valley in the 70s/80s where nobody carted about safety, and then he boxed in the same era. He just must have had so many head injuries. I hope they study his broken brain when he dies so there can be a little relief in framing his 180.

  • Adam Carolla and Dr. Drew on Loveline.

    HOLY SHIT... Did those two unimaginably broken people take, at first different, but eventually converging, paths to the deepest part of hell.

    Both irredeemable pieces of garbage.

  • Needs instructions for in person pickup.

    "Your dasher wears a medical bracelet identifying his next of kin. To expedite access to the crime scene to retrieve your order (1x bagel bites, 4x lubricant and 1x grain alcohol) dash++ members can unlock this name to then pose as a direct relation when authorities ask."

  • You think that's crazy, how about the fact that we have the tech to record and remotely view the conversation you two had from anywhere in the world. Computers, man...

    https://youtu.be/Yio9_-5TMew

  • This guy knows the SHIT out of statistics!

  • People with old, dead, rotten brains recognize his Dad and Uncle's name. It reminds them vaguely of a time when their own father's were in charge of all the hard decisions, their joints didn't hurt and they had an undefined future that could have been wonderful. That future has come though and turns out they are just themselves... they failed, nothing fun they wanted really happened and everything confuses them now. They feel like frauds about to be found out and forgotten at the same time.

    So seeing something they think they recognize voting for "a Kennedy" makes them indirectly fell that their own Dad will magically come back to life, tell them he's proud and then they will be millionaires and attractive people will want to have have sex with them and fix their iPhones.

    It's just that.

  • And they are bothered in that order? Fucking scoundrels.

  • Very clarifying. Thank you

  • I appreciate the expansion. Again though, we go to court to convict an accused murderer and the judge/jury rules eventually, but is there a preliminary statement by the judge in every case to reestablish for the record, the illegality of murder as an act?

    My point is that it feels odd that there isn't established law that states this clearly prior to the act where a judge is required to make a preliminary statement like this, where they wouldn't with a murder charge in my experience.

  • Nobody said "words are crimes"? You sound like an eternal victim with that nonsense. Keep doubling down and leaning on that garbage though and watch when you magically end up included in the next group of targeted "illegals".

    Go read, "first they came for".

    You're an "illegal" everytime you drive 1 mph over the speed limit, jaywalk or miss the trash can with since garbage that falls to the floor.

  • Again, how is there not precedence in law of or being illegal to alter or destroy evidence? You have a confident response by tone, but respectfully, I don't hear any substance you've offered?

    It's as if a judge explicitly ruled that murder is illegal... Nice to reestablish, Y but yes, that's established. I'm just trying to understand what this does distinctly?

  • Sorry, what in the everloving name of shite are you talking about?

  • You're missing the point, if you continue with this language, you're knowingly complicit in normalizing the idea that Ice's target are "illegals" when they ate actually targeting anyone brown or perceived as resistance, regardless of any supplied paperwork, even when openly provided. Stop broadly referring to this effort as targeting "illegals".

    It's a term intentionally used in this context to lessen the humanity of these people. You know that.

  • Is this not covered by standing law? When it is ever legally allowed to alter or destroy evidence?

    Is the distinction more that typically this would be a slap on the wrist for law enforcement, but the TRO makes it explicit that there would be consequences?

  • Don't use their language. These aren't "illegals". They are undocumented immigrants. That's in general, and specifically, the goons are assaulting, disappearing and killing American citizens and documented people, women and children, old people, quiet, hardworking people.

    Your point about data not supporting any kind of presence in Minnesota versus Texas and Florida is true. But "Illegals", used in any context, only does work for the bad guys here.

  • What did injecting estrogen do and do you no longer do it? Why if so?

  • Through his pants

  • Every person they attack is the wrong person.

    None of what they are doing is moral, justified or legal in a functioning society.

  • They'll do anything but address the problem in Washington.

  • What will that "exceptionally bad" thing be if not shooting an unarmed American mother in the face in front of her family, then letting her die by preventing medical intervention or arresting a 5 year old in a Bunny hat?

  • Antiwork @lemmy.world

    It's not "Quiet Quitting" it's giving them the exact level of labor that they deserve

  • You Should Know @lemmy.world

    YSK: You should know that TODAY is the anniversary of the Reichstag Fire in Germany (considering the state of the US)

    www.smithsonianmag.com /history/true-story-reichstag-fire-and-nazis-rise-power-180962240/
  • Technology @lemmy.world

    PayPal owns brands like Venmo, Honey and is heavily integrated into eBay - if you're looking to stop giving your money to bad companies, take a second to search their subsidiary brands as well.

    brandsownedby.com /what-companies-does-paypal-own/
  • Antiwork @lemmy.world

    Antiwork Community Icon and Banner Images

  • Antiwork @lemmy.world

    Decision: Antiwork will ban links to Twitter/X, allow screenshots (with conditions) - Detail inside

  • Antiwork @lemmy.world

    Discussion: Banning links to Twitter/X

  • Antiwork @lemmy.world

    What does this community need/want from a moderator?

  • A Boring Dystopia @lemmy.world

    What's the proper gift for a one month anniversary?

  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world

    In the US, is this actually the moment past the point of no return?

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world

    🎶 Friday, I'm in (the near future, around election day)

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world

    Uncanny...

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world

    Pick one

  • Political Memes @lemmy.world

    Iconic

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What is wrong with the Trivago guy's mouth?

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Do companies store facial and voice recognition data from the thousands of hours of zoom/teams calls that their employees use?

  • Asklemmy @lemmy.ml

    What's the worst scam you've fallen for (or gotten close to falling for)?

  • Technology @lemmy.world

    Is it known that some of the streaming services with advertising artificially reduce their ad length after the holidays?