Crazy that we can treat shit like this, well done whoever worked on the thing
this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2024
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Holy crap, that's amazing!!
I'm really intrigued about this, however - it's like it needed some training to find the accurate 'dosage', or some sort of warmup/acclimation period:
For Pearson, there was an eight-month wait after the 2019 procedure to see any noticeable difference.
But gradually, the all-consuming rituals that had taken up eight or nine hours every day since her teenage years began to ebb.