Very very interesting thoughts, thanks very much for this comment. Would +10 if I could. The article was an excellent read too. I've noticed that a lot of peo

Very very interesting thoughts, thanks very much for this comment. Would +10 if I could. The article was an excellent read too. I've noticed that a lot of people around the 18-25 demographic (and some outside that range) have mental health issues that (among other catastrophes) cause detrimental effects to emotional development. I was thankfully able to get off this train myself using alternative therapies about ten years ago, but one of the things I observed about myself was a tendency to hone in on one specific idea present in something I was thinking about and then redefine what I was focusing on on the basis of and in terms of that idea, in many situations irreversibly discarding any other possible interpretations. I essentially didn't have the capacity to wield concepts that required careful balance between a series of discrete ideas. I wonder a lot about how much of the noise margin present in current research and work is caused by related developmental issues.