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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
How long does it take for the information to get published? If the information is published after the transaction is done and the corresponding insider info got public there is no advantage here.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
In addition healthier people could be wealthier.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
However the causality is not clear. Inflammatory agents cause depression. And most depressed people have higher pro-inflammatory markers. It could also be the case that the inflammation is a result of something completely different.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
However the article states that that is a different damage.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
Depression presents with many symptoms, some of the are mutually exclusive. Take for example psychomotor changes. It could be retarded or agitated. Some people have anxiety, some don't. Some are irritable, some sleep very much and some
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
Placebo in depression is strong because placebo effect involves the opioid system, particularly the mu receptor. That receptor is known to have antidepressant effects when stimulated. If you mean ECT by electroshocks, then yes, it's re
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
However here are mental health struggles listed. Poor work life balance or loneliness are not mental health issues comparable to those NIMH includes.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
You could build it with a slight angle. Or gradually steeper like a high speed race track.
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
But that's not true. The senses are not off as you wake up when light increases, when there is a loud sound or when there is a stron smell. In addition there are numerous examples that the sound of the alarm clock gets integrated into
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by funnym0nk3y 2y ago
It seems like his version is missing lots of parts in comparison to the original one. They probably aren't there being useless. The engineer who designed the original backplane must have thought something. So, what's missing?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
And when to stop working on yourself and start dating? Which metric to fulfill? Unfortunately there are people that are predisposed to certain difficult personality traits. Personality heritability is about 50%. So working on it is a limite
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I always wondered (and still do) what people feel when they dress up to date. I've always thought of it as hiding my true personality. Showing someone different. Playing a role. Does everyone feel like that?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
What does this mean in the context of depression? Sleep deprivation is a method to treat depression for a short time until medication kicks in. In addition in the former melancholic depression there is a recognized pattern of mood improveme
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
You said it already, it's self reported data. There are at least two possible alternative explanations for your experience: - Similar people group together. You said you have depression, so you tend to affiliate with similar people. -
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Somehow I think of epigenetic processes. That COVID had an interaction with the way genes for mitochondria are transcribed. I also heard somewhere that mitochondrial dysfunction is related to psychiatric diseases, IIRC bipolar disorder or d
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
GABA = depression is a crude oversimplification. Consider benzodiazepins, which cause an increase in GABA signalling as they are allosteric modulators. They cause a significant relieve in someone who is depressed.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
That's maybe the essence of a growth mindset. I want to play. Winning is secondary.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I don't think there is a "good by default" dimension. Maybe a "learning easier" dimension. I'd argue that in such advanced spheres comparison becomes secondary. First an foremost it's about the activity. L
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I'm not sure about that. Being in a state of constant fear of failure doesn't enable one to do great stuff.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Now, does this work with adults too?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Psychiatric diseases did exist thousands of years ago. OCD is a disease I know of. Yes, medication does not cure the underlying illness. And yes, it allows a patient to function in society. Which is, considering everything, a good thing. Be
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
It's still highly controversial. Effects don't last that long (long enough though to get someone out of debilitating depression or mania and time for proper treatment) and need repeated courses to sustain. There are still issues w
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
That's not entirely clear. Psychopharmacology changes the brain long term.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
SSRI are way better tolerated than irreversible MAOIs.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
It's very possible that the combination of antidepressants and CBT is superior. Antidepressants enable you to relearn faster und CBT teaches you what to learn.
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I saw a hypothesis (which is older than I thought) about CFS being related to the vagus nerve. At the time I read it, it made sense to me. Basically, an residual infection close to the vagus nerve signals the brain that the body is fighting
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Having this side by side with the original scan and a highlight where the text is found in the original would be an amazing product. I hated scrolling through scans of old literature in university...
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
Honest question: Is the italian society really that perfectionistic or was your perception back then not spot on?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
How did we eliminate the opportunity for failure?
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by funnym0nk3y 3y ago
I doubt that. Children learn by observing. And there are still more women than men in nurturing positions.

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