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Kevin Driver, MD: ❤️‍🩹⚡️ologist • ⚕️• humor • theology • philosophy • politics • medicine • avid indoors-man • bachelor • dilettante • recreational Marxist

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EAGLES

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This is just a devastating outcome for the healthcare for Black and Latino patients in the coming generations

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This is the site on the Limmat River where Felix Manz was drowned

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@daviddark.bsky.social Just curious, do you know where Mat Kearney or Sandra McCracken attend church in Nashville?

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The Vikings are not elite

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@tylerhuckabee.bsky.social I’m going to be in Nashville next weekend. Can I DM you about where to attend church?

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Without downloading any pictures, what energy are you bringing into 2025?

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Name a non-LOTR character that could resist the One Ring

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@itsmebenmarsh.substack.com @hoopersnook.bsky.social

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The Airing of Grievances at Festivus is going to be lit this year

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Detroit metro GDP per capita is significantly higher than Windsor metro GDP

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@daviddark.bsky.social do you have a church suggestion for Nashville? I’m visiting in January. I’d love to run into you and finally meet in person

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Obama and Trump were both the types of charismatic/inspiration figures that low trust/low information voters are going to gravitate toward (like Clinton and Kennedy). And it’s fun to be part of the “in crowd”.

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Increasing the retirement age is a problem of wealth inequality. Many blue collar workers can’t work past 65, while white collar workers choose to. The life expectancy for poorer Americans is lower so they realize less benefit from retirement or social programs like Medicare or Social Security.