> Sounds a lot like cognitive bias to me. It's ultimately a placebo if you still need to put the work in. Say without drugs 20% of the depressed population get

> Sounds a lot like cognitive bias to me. It's ultimately a placebo if you still need to put the work in. Say without drugs 20% of the depressed population gets better, and with drugs 80% of them. Why would you call this 'placebo' (which is an entirely different topic), and from this word deduce that it is bad? Nonsense.