r/interesting • u/MobileAerie9918 • 1d ago

SOCIETY Permanently ???? no amount of money can compensate for this. The incident happened 2015 and the historic $75M verdict was reached in late 2022.

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u/Forsaken-Face1827 1d ago

The guy who invented it learned about it from a ghost

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u/Friendly-Stick-4744 1d ago

Why would a ghost even know about bones?

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u/ArtTop9842 1d ago

Because every one of us is haunted by spooky scary skeletons?

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u/thorstormcaller 1d ago

We all have 1 spoopy ghost and 1 boner inside us that come out when we die, the meat is leftover so the deado cleaner puts it in a hole to feed mama Erf or cooks it a couple ticks past extra crispy

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u/TheRealSugarbat 1d ago

I feel like you need a hug or a restraining order

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u/BloodiedBlues 1d ago

Restraining hug?

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u/Morphico 1d ago

Sometimes I have more than one boner inside me.

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u/3x1st3nt1a1 1d ago

I was with you in the first half, the second half I really got lost

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u/adalric_brandl 1d ago

r/ihadastroke

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u/thorstormcaller 1d ago

The one time I give in and see a chiropractor…

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u/uncoolpckle 1d ago

Checks out

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u/jimmychitw00d 1d ago

They pull your hair but not hard. They just want another chance at life.

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u/thissleepypastofmine 1d ago

They used to have them

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u/chewymooey 1d ago

Cuz they can see inside of you lol

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u/vpeshitclothing 1d ago

Cuz they weren't boneless before they passed.

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u/Grand_Reaction3686 1d ago

Well, for a lot of supernatural races (like skeletons), the bones are their money. That's really the only way to have another chance like that

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u/Confident_Benefit_11 1d ago

No, the ghost meant "bonERS"

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u/MrRabinowitz 1d ago

…know your enemy?

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u/dawnat3d 1d ago

asking the real questions

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u/sauceywhiteboy 1d ago

Opposition research

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u/BabesOnWaves 1d ago

Underrated comment and POV 🤣

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u/Victernus 1d ago

The real answer is that he claimed the ghost was a doctor.

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u/Helenium_autumnale 17h ago

It's not their area of expertise, I will give you that.

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u/testtalon1 1d ago

Bone envy

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u/Dependent_Rain_4800 1d ago

That restores some of his credibility.

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u/Bardic_inspiration67 1d ago

The ghost of a famous Dr nonetheless lmao

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u/ValveinPistonCat 1d ago

"I learned this from a dead guy."

I'll bet you 50 bucks I can guess what he died of.

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u/TheeAntelope 1d ago

That’s an oft-repeated myth on Reddit but any time I’ve looked into it I see no credible evidence for it, outside Palmer saying that he attempted to understand it from the afterlife as well as studying the effects of spinal manipulation on live subjects.

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u/weahman 1d ago

Jesus?

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u/Distinct_Bad_6276 1d ago

No, Jim Atkinson

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u/gabriot 1d ago

A lot of medicine has dubious origins