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It's not the conclusions I've drawn based on your own dismissive words that will prevent me from putting stock in what you say, it's the way you seem to believe
by bigwavedave 5y ago
It's not the conclusions I've
drawn based on your own dismissive words that will prevent me from putting stock in what you say, it's the way you seem to believe that it's impossible for others to have experiences that differ from yours. I'm not the only one making assumptions here, the difference is that I'm making assumptions about you based on what you say- you're making assumptions about the whole of humanity based on your own experience. It really blows my mind that you're convinced that what worked for you is a panacea. Of course, saying things like "Tldr get fuxked" doesn't lend your words any strength either, so I guess I shouldn't be so surprised at such a limited perspective; forgive me if I stop giving you my attention. I hope you have a pleasant day nonetheless- best of luck to you and your loved ones.
- drekipus 5y agoIf i asked you to point out a flaw in my reasoning you'd say "but I'm not well versed in the /science/" - I'm making assumptions based purely off that /science/. If you're saying that it's all just goobly-gook and random chance and everyone's different then I'd see that you'd have no problem injecting yourself with microchips to make yourself feel better, tailored by your ad preferences. It really blows my mind that you're thinking this is the most valiant hill to die on; like depression is some great enigma that's plagued humanity. It's as common as a headache. People like you stop others from getting better. "yeah you're right, some people are unsavable, definitely need meds. meds are the only way out right now. no don't listen to others who've gotten better. some people definitely have no hope and definitely need meds"