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I agree with your general point, but this also appears to be an experimental, last-resort treatment. Doctors will hand out SSRIs like candy, but I highly doubt
by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
I agree with your general point, but this also appears to be an experimental, last-resort treatment. Doctors will hand out SSRIs like candy, but I highly doubt that happening for any kind of surgical intervention. I am not aware of anyone with a pacemaker who did not absolutely need one to continue living.
That isnt to say there are not problems with this kind of technology that needs addressing, but I would rank this pretty low in a list of scary technology.
- dathinab 5y agoI would say it falls into the: "With grate abuse potential comes grate responsibility to make sure it's not abused." category. An let's be honest if I would be really deeply stuck in serve depression and the only way way out is to (in a dystopian future) give partial control over my mental state and as such live to a coperation, I probably still would do it. Because being able to live a live which is only partially my live is still better then just being alive instead of living.