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Here you can see some of my wild thoughts and you may find some good worldly ideas on here. I just love thinking and thought I should let my thinking be read.
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England going from 1.9 average amount of floors when up at 3.14

Permanent Linkby highdimensionman on Tue Aug 10, 2021 9:38 pm

You can keep the amount of land used for buildings at 0.9 percent and average 3.14 average floors from an average of 1.9 .

Diagnosis - Paranoid Schizophrenia although challenged.
Medication - Clopixol injection 4 weekly.
Personal diagnosis - I battle with the chemistry and biological effects of Clopixol every day trying to improve on the heath and range of my approach.
I try to improve my thinking. Hopefully some good ideas shine through.
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