(4)I'm assuming people are doing this because it's been shown to increase views. I'm guessing it makes the average viewer less likely to turn away, because they feel a sense of urgency.

Understand that this is one of the ways in which you are being subtly manipulated. Notice.

(3)I know this is done intentionally. No one actually talks like this. Once I started noticing it, it's become glaringly obvious and I see it as problematic. It's unnatural, uncomfortable and stressful.

(2)They cut all of the pauses between sentences. I can understand removing stuff like "um, uh", but the natural pauses between sentences are gone.

(2)but that we acquire those contrary values through "brainwashing". People do things that are contrary to their survival all the time. I don't know if I'm missing the point the guy was actually trying to make or not.

(1)The claim was that everyone has "values" that are intrinsic to being human. Although they weren't mentioned, I assume it's stuff like... needing to love and be loved. My reaction to the statement was that we are capable of having values that are contrary to our survival, but

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Tbf that's probably equivalent to a bag of Cheetos.

That's what I was thinking. Along with HFCS I believe. What we need to ban is aspartame. Not only does it taste horrid, it kills dogs.

Inconvenient for folks with cat allergies 😬

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That clip is too short. 🤷‍♀️😂

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Morgantown, WV? I’m from the Beckley area. I grew up dirt poor. Can’t say I’m exactly well off, but I managed to buy my own home in Toledo and I’m a single mom running my own business for more than a decade. Small world. Lmk if you’d like to hear my story sometime.

It's my belief that we need to just absorb any potential fraud and when discovered, go after the doctor rather than making patients suffer by trying to preemptively avoid fraud.

That doesn't sound like a roast! I think that's all complimentary.

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