Not really a conspiracy theory... Just a personal opinion.
These days sharing "conspiracy theories" get people banned online and worse...
Just made as a statement in reply to the parent comment, but if you watch the commercials during television news, you might perhaps wonder how "Restless Leg Syndrome" became a real thing, and why there's now how conveniently there is a drug that claims to "fix it" if you're willing to sacrifice diarrhea for in exchange for the pill's implied benefits.
Your ignorance of a neurological disorder before you watched a commercial about it doesn't imply it's an invention. Restless leg syndrome has been described for centuries.
Capitalism incentivizes selling a pill to cure something instead of other solutions, I'll grant you that.
However, I have RLS to the point that I'll kick my wife awake at night. I have found that certain foods trigger this, and avoid those foods. Search for "IBS RLS" if you don't believe me.
I guess what I mean is, don't let the existence of hucksters for a problem's cure convince you that the problem doesn't exist.
I didn't intend to mock the syndrome... It was moreso about a company's attempt to classify it as any kind of rapid leg movement that can be fixed with a pill that potentially causes diarrhea that made me roll my eyes during the commercial... Then they played a "Reverse Mortgage" commercial just after it, which also causes diarrhea..
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Not really a conspiracy theory... Just a personal opinion.
These days sharing "conspiracy theories" get people banned online and worse...
Just made as a statement in reply to the parent comment, but if you watch the commercials during television news, you might perhaps wonder how "Restless Leg Syndrome" became a real thing, and why there's now how conveniently there is a drug that claims to "fix it" if you're willing to sacrifice diarrhea for in exchange for the pill's implied benefits.
Your ignorance of a neurological disorder before you watched a commercial about it doesn't imply it's an invention. Restless leg syndrome has been described for centuries.
Dude, Cloudflare is not encouraging ddos to then benefit from it, it existed and will exist with or without them.
Capitalism incentivizes selling a pill to cure something instead of other solutions, I'll grant you that.
However, I have RLS to the point that I'll kick my wife awake at night. I have found that certain foods trigger this, and avoid those foods. Search for "IBS RLS" if you don't believe me.
I guess what I mean is, don't let the existence of hucksters for a problem's cure convince you that the problem doesn't exist.
I didn't intend to mock the syndrome... It was moreso about a company's attempt to classify it as any kind of rapid leg movement that can be fixed with a pill that potentially causes diarrhea that made me roll my eyes during the commercial... Then they played a "Reverse Mortgage" commercial just after it, which also causes diarrhea..