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   Hunter7 said, 3 months ago

   …. and Narwhal’s are endangered. protected. and not to be harvested.
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   Linguist said, 3 months ago

   Sushhh ! We can’t let the truth get in the way of a good con !
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   Tucci said, 3 months ago

   Yet another of those guys who got through college with somebody else taking their exams for ’em.

   (“So which football player are you pretending to be today, Mr. Shapiro?”)
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   S M said, 3 months ago

   Since performance is often down to confidence, somebody should come up with something that does not, but claim it does and sell it to these guys
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   Chikuku said, 3 months ago

   Narwhal tusk is what “Unicorn Horn” really is.
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   BobBlumenfeld said, 3 months ago

   @S M

   That’s essentially what the scam here is.

   What you’re referencing is called the “placebo effect”. Placebo is Latin for “I will please.” Do-nothing pills, or placebos, are sometimes given to some subjects in medicine trials in place of the product being tested in order to measure the effect of the real medicine on those who get it. Unfortunately, sometimes just the idea in the patient’s head that they’re getting medicine has some real effect.
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   Carolina West said, 3 months ago

   @Hunter7

   I suspect that Mr Hinds is aware of that, and did it on purpose.
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