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I don't own Track My Stack, or any other site. As for science vs. pseudoscience, if you look into the supplements and nootropics mentioned, then maybe you'll fi
by baccheion 10y ago
I don't own Track My Stack, or any other site. As for science vs. pseudoscience, if you look into the supplements and nootropics mentioned, then maybe you'll find anecdotes and clinical studies that clarify what they do, how they work, how well they work, and how likely they are to work.
What exactly (of what I mentioned above) do you consider pseudoscience? It seems you just like throwing out (as is common with many on this site) "cliche" terms and using them to feel almighty and important. Perhaps you can do as you imply wasn't done (to arrive at what was said above), and provide some evidence or data to back up the accusations you are pointing in my direction.
This is my main problem with sites dominated primarily by Te users (INTJs, ISTJs, ENTJs, and ESTJs): stupid, ignorant, judgmental, and dismissive is often put into play with the belief it's actually astute insight or perceptiveness.
In the future, it would be better if you know (and provide support for) what you're talking about, rather than just throwing out blind blanket BS accusations.
- 1121redblackgo 10y agoYou know what, you are right. My comment was a drive-by. I'm glad these things worked for you. For me I'll see my doctor and dentist yearly, eat 'right', exercise regularly and rigorously, and enjoy and cultivate fulfilling relationships with friends and family. Drugs can be a great tool for healing and recovery. I remain unconvinced that what you claim is helpful for even a small number of the population.
- baccheion 10y ago@1121redblackgo: well, I'd imagine the etceteras you mention are already generally "known of", and that many (especially on this site) with these issues are (or were) already doing these things without much success.