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There is no “rational” decision when your mind does not work correctly. Subjectively it is but it is objectively both wrong (because false) and imprudent (becau
by pfortuny 4y ago
There is no “rational” decision when your mind does not work correctly. Subjectively it is but it is objectively both wrong (because false) and imprudent (because data is discarded which should not be).
I am speaking from experience as a depressive person (not actively sick right now): I know that I do not think objectively when I am ill, but I only know this when I am not ill.
- phren0logy 4y agoYou raise a good point; it's more complicated than my simplistic response above. Glad to hear that you are feeling better now.
- pfortuny 4y agoThank you! And thank you for your help to people with mental issues! Being depressed is terrible. I cannot imagine what hallucinations must be.