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It is more a statement of probabilities, do I know thats what pushed him of the edge of course not, is likely to have played a significant role, I think yes. It
by davorak 14y ago
It is more a statement of probabilities, do I know thats what pushed him of the edge of course not, is likely to have played a significant role, I think yes. It does not have to be all or nothing to change my opinion and my future actions.
- Permit 14y agoYou can call outside speculation "a statement of probabilities" in an attempt to make it seem legitimate, but that doesn't make you correct. Dressing up speculation doesn't change what it is.
- davorak 14y agoI am confused on how you think the information should be used to change ones opinion and future actions. Do you think there should be zero influence? > but that doesn't make you correct. My aim was not to be 100% correct about Arron, but rather to on average be more correct with similar cases.
- pygy_ 14y agoAnother point I wanted to make, but couldn't articulate because 3am is not my neuron's best friend: The fact that you're experiencing or you've experienced depression in the past doesn't mean you're inherently broken. As for suicide, most people have an acute and a chronic stress threshold that can lead to a so-called "major depression" episode.