Ah thanks for the edit, it helps, because there are a lot of section 4’s

The commodity fetishism one?

Man I read this exact passage a long time ago in my intro to social theory seminar:

I’d love the few paragraphs preceding that.

The sentence makes sense on its own, and i agree with it, but I’d love the surrounding context.

!actualite@lemmy.world

looks cool cheers

The fact that people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis originally and demeaningly called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome can’t exercise.

It was first believed to be a mental health disorder where people are scared of doing activity. And patients who said exercising made them worse were treated for hysteria and kinesophobia (fear of exercise).

Now after a decade of so of biomedical research, and after research showing Graded Exercise therapy worked was discredited, we have a steady stream of studies showing different abnormalities and harmful reactions to exercise. Increased autoimmune activation post exercise, microclotting, mitochondial dysfunction, T-cell exhaustion. And most importantly with a dozen or so 2-day CPET studies, we have definitive proof that while healthy controls improve exertional capacity by exercising, these patients are the exact opposite, they worsen.

There’s even been a couple cases of young people 20-30 having a degenerative disease state that killed them.

Add to the the russian bots

Disabled people!

Headline seems either very poorly done or maliciously motivated then

I have a family member named “gaillard”