Nature abhors a vaccuum

From Wikipedia:

According to the Christian writer Clement of Alexandria, Dionysus was guided in his journey by Prosymnus or Polymnus, who requested, as his reward, to be Dionysus’ lover. Prosymnus died before Dionysus could honor his pledge, so to satisfy Prosymnus’ shade, Dionysus fashioned a phallus from a fig branch and penetrated himself with it at Prosymnus’ tomb. This story survives in full only in Christian sources, whose aim was to discredit pagan mythology, but it appears to have also served to explain the origin of secret objects used by the Dionysian Mysteries.

I was stung by a bullet ant (see username).

Good point

This is too broad of a question. There are many SSRIs and the people giving answers have not tried them all.

Read my mind - thanks!

Sixth one is happening now.

You’re right! The article explains the comet idea is only a few years old, and new data confirms it’s an asteroid, not a comet.

Those are made of human.

Are you in the US?

Lol, I read that he left a leach indicating the city he lived in, and the police figured the rest out.

What was the clue?

The problem will not be acted upon in Africa, maybe ever.

The poor

My cats shake hands for treats. Theory shattered! /s

Andrew Christian

Well, if you’re asking cause you want to apply it in the real world, then you should not rely on just one or a few studies in the literature.

Maybe ask a MD?

Okay, so conservative and revisionist, but not imperialist. Maybe imperial-adjacent. Thanks for the deets.

Ah, so he protected them from being prosecuted or something?

My understanding is the murder’s family was ruined by donating to the church. The murderer wrote.that.he planned to kill the church leader,.but changed.his mine cause Abe was more famous and would get more attention. I don’t think there is evidence that the murderers motivations were political, but I could be wrong. Happen to have a source?

I wouldn’t call him imperialist either. I think he was a pretty decent leader for Japan. He wasn’t murdered for his politics, but because of his religious affiliation.