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10/14/25(Tue)02:09:02 No.16815791
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Anonymous 10/14/25(Tue)02:09:02 No.16815791 Archived
is this true, /sci/?
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Anonymous
10/14/25(Tue)04:13:37 No.16815844
Anonymous 10/14/25(Tue)04:13:37 No.16815844
>>16815791
As someone with seasonal affective disorder, no, it is NOT true. I would literally feel better with more sunlight.
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10/14/25(Tue)22:45:23 No.16816895
Anonymous 10/14/25(Tue)22:45:23 No.16816895
>after half a decade the picture is different
>could they have upgraded their equipment and now use a slightly different camera, resulting in visual differences even under the same conditions?
>no the sun must be about to explode in a couple years

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