Contract Law Defenses: Incapacity (Minors, Mental Illness, & Intoxication) [LEAP Preview]

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Contract Law Defenses: Incapacity (Minors, Mental Illness, & Intoxication) [LEAP Preview]
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[@jimbloom3853]

The lawsuit alleges that individuals with mental illness were intentionally guided towards mind control organizations for the benefit of the Defendants, who are known to engage in behavioral experiments. The Defendants, who have access to renowned neuropsychologists worldwide, should have recognized the harmful consequences of enticing individuals experiencing their first episode of psychosis to reinforce their false beliefs. The indiscriminate "recommendation" algorithms, which match content and users based on personal information shared by users, direct individuals with mental health issues towards groups involved in Remote Neural Monitoring and Electronic Harassment conspiracies.

[@davidguy1555]

My daughter and I were both I a car wreck and diagnosed with concusions. My daughter already has mental dusability/learning issues the person that hit use was deemed at fault her insurance company called my daughter the next morning and told her they'd pay for Dr visit and 700 for inconvenience My daughter not understanding what was bring explained do to concussion headache said ok then when went to hodpital was told by geicoshe signed away he rights and closed case. Can she really be held responsible for her decision given her injury and previous cognitive issue? She was in special education since she was 10.

[@supremeGODism]

How do we enter Social Security Contract?