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Re:Repetitive negative thinking is associated with cognitive... by sindriava on Sunday September 14, 2025 @11:30AM (#45240545)
I personally think the US benefited from recent events in a similar way body benefits from a fever. So yes, even though it might not feel like it at times.
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Re:Repetitive negative thinking is associated with cognitive... by groby_b on Sunday September 14, 2025 @11:37AM (#45240605)
In the sense that a lot of fevers are deadly.

Bodies do not "benefit" from fever. A fever is a signal that pathogens have recently entered the body, and the body is desperately at work trying to kick them out again. If it fails, you die. The fever is a direct mirror of the inflammation caused by that fight.

So, yes, the current administration certainly caused a fever. And the only thing the US benefits from are the antibodies fighting that pathogen.

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