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Hmm, it's almost like treating the symptom instead of the cause.
by proc0 3y ago
Hmm, it's almost like treating the symptom instead of the cause.
- cpursley 3y agoIt’s the American way.
- aeturnum 3y agoSensible people treat both!
- iwontberude 3y agoIt's almost like treating symptoms is better than doing nothing about the cause, which is all you can do, because we don't have control over what causes human brains to malfunction like this.
- Whoppertime 3y agoI think we do have control over what causes human brains to malfunction like this and that's why there is a heterogeneous rather then homogenous distribution of mental illness or social pathogens. The rate of homelessness, drug addiction, petty crime like fare evasion or more serious violent crime are not equal across all places and all groups. Instead it seems like humans respond to incentives and those incentives are what is different across places and groups.
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- iwontberude 3y agoSounds great, why do you think your opinion isn't shared by more people? On the surface everything you are saying makes sense, but its almost like there is some deeper reality that keeps it from being true.
- xeromal 3y agoDoesn't this thought assume all ailments are treatable? Sometimes the best treatment is forced care in a facility.