You should also add the time points that various prescription opioids were introduced to the market 👀

Huh? You'll have to explain what you mean, it doesn't make any sense.

Maybe they are implying less soot in the air has lead to more sunshine and more warming.

And enough fentanyl is coming over the border with Mexico every year to kill every American and Canadian

My region is at almost 80 deaths per 100k.

Thunder Bay district's overdose rate was 78.8 per 100,000 people in 2021. That's four times the provincial rate of 19.2 per 100,000 people and the highest per capita in Ontario

Opioid overdose is now the leading cause of death between 18-45 y/o for the first time in history.

We’re talking all demographics, all ethnicities, across all classes.

You add the 3 together and it's around 20. Nationwide. High use areas it would be much higher than that.

There is more than one meaning for "fix."

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Oh yeah, data is really really beautiful.

Ignorant is trying to beat Darwinism.

Yep.

Source: dice.com

Tools: R + ggplot2, Figma.

This is sick. Family rides are killer, I guess

Not entirely true only eggs have the perfect amino acid profile. Meat yields about 80% and yes peas do about 70% but as I already mentioned people don't just consume one thing. You have to account everything you eat in one day. Peas combined with a grain will fetch you a higher bioavailability than meat.

I recommend looking up basic nutrition science

I think you're wrong.

The Real Minimum Wage Keeps Getting Smaller. Here’s Why

How grocery purchasing power has changed in the U.S.

For most U.S. workers, real wages have barely budged in decades

A war on the opposing drugs

Giving people external substances that their body will depend on in the name of "harm reduction". Its an interesting playbook they can use. Its happening again right now with other pharmaceuticals, but ones social credit can withstand calling it out.

"Empire of Pain" was well-written, with more twists and turns than the average piece of fiction. It was much more thorough than the various series and documentaries.

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Good thing the government put a stop to opioid prescriptions in 2014. Really did a lot of good

It’s more than harsh, it’s beyond ignorant.

prove it,