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Isn't it a bit of a stretch from going from your personal experiences to generalization to "much of burnout is"? Fairly certain it wasn't the case for me anywa

• cjbgkagh 2y ago
  I'm clearly not basing everything on my experience and pointed to a medical researcher Dr. Jessica Eccles who is doing large studies. Like many people who end up in this state I talk to many other people who also ended up in this state. The advent of covid and the long covid that has brought with it has resulted in a large number of people who were previously well and are now very sick. There are public studies done around this cohort and I've done a number of private studies of > 60 people with long covid and I have the WGS of > 15 people who have the SNPs that I'm interested in - which is a rather large number for a 'rare' disease and especially large for a private person. Attribution is difficult, it's very easy to mistake one thing for another, disambiguation requires careful consideration.
• tgaj 2y ago
  Yeah, I believe that's some kind of personal bias. For example,I think that much of burnout (and anxiety) is caused by undiagnosed CPTSD (Complex/Childhood PTSD). But that's probably because it's a source of my problems and now I see it everywhere.