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Lots of things sounds like a better option when you remove the constraints of actual human behavior (see also: economics). Unfortunately human behavior is what
by forgetfreeman 3y ago
Lots of things sounds like a better option when you remove the constraints of actual human behavior (see also: economics). Unfortunately human behavior is what it is regardless of whether your strategy accounts for it or not. So again, for the cheap seats, therapy is a complete waste of time in 100% of instances where the individual in question isn't genuinely pursuing change.
- PythagoRascal 3y agoYes, and an individual's convictions remain static forever and cannot be influenced by others. You can't convince me otherwise. Your argument sounds tautological.
- forgetfreeman 3y agoK. You probably shouldn't pursue a career as a therapist or have kids then unless you enjoy staggering around in a haze of cognitive dissonance.