You know there are painkillers besides opioids?

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Can confirm that abunai is actually useful in Japan.

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I have felt 3 6,4 richter and many smaller here in Iceland

they lasted like 5 seks each

the first 7,5 at Turkey lasted 1 minute, it is a wonder all the buildings are not leveled

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Thanks, these are the nuances that a single dataset cannot depict thoroughly

This data talks about the decline but not the increase of death due to illegal substances being laced on the streets. Also alot of individuals now go to the ER for an injection which has driven up the cost of medicaid and insurance.

Hi there. I work as a Union Rep. This answer depends a lot on your local labour law. If you are in North America I can (probably) steer you in the right direction. Send me a PM.

Same here in Romania, the Romanian version also had a lector instead of being dubbed.

The Romanian version was actually a voice-over. It was aired on TVR 1 in 1998 from what I know.

A horizontal bar chart would make labels easier to read and also bring enough space for all of them to be on the chart. Also, colors could be used for each continent to help navigate the chart.

Can you refute anything I said? Or comment on the fact that opioid deaths and use are up even though prescriptions of opioids have become almost impossible to get for the last five or so years?

Sounds like your mind is made up…

Eh, doctors knew, every one has known that opioids are addictive for hundreds of years. Are the Sacklers scum? You bet, but let’s not put all the blame on them. Vicodin used to be prescribed for minor injuries, as a kid I remember getting codeine cough syrup every winter, people with chronic pain were perpetually prescribed dilaudid, and somehow I’m to believe the “opioid crisis” was caused by OxyContin?

Yea, it’s got attractive and charismatic actors, and came out in Covid times when new movies were sparse. I’m not surprised, but is a bit sad as it’s instantly forgettable.

It would be interesting to see it with an understanding of distance and where all these earthquakes epicenter is.

As an earthquake of 7+ hits, then the aftershocks like the ones felt across the Levant into Egypt. Cyprus and even other Mediterranean cities felt aftershocks. My question is, would these aftershocks register as separate earthquakes in different area that they are felt in or register as one continuous delayed shock from the Mag 7+ that happened miles away?

If all these happened within Turkeys border, then there must be an even larger set of data points if we include other countries within those same 48 hours.

Earthquakes are frightening & I wish all those affected strength. The region is in dire shape to begin with.

You don’t want to emphasize the deepest earthquakes, those are the ones less likely to be felt (assuming identical magnitude).

This has everything to do with battling the opioid epidemic. Doctors were misled and lied to by Purdue reps regarding the addictiveness of these drugs. Purdue pushed oxycodone HARD. This absolutely led to patients becoming addicted, and later overdosing. Purdue was taken to court by multiple states over this.

You should do more maps like this

This infographic depicts a pain epidemic if anything

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Thank you for this clear explanation

No, because you're not comparing the Turkish earthquakes with a scale 10 earthquake so you can put the 7.8 quake at 100, and the 4.0 quakes would be hardly visible which makes sense since they happen every day and pretty much never make the news

The portuguese version is awesome. I don't recall any of the episodes but every time I see or hear "Luna" that song comes to mind