natural_capital

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   by natural_capital 10y ago

   I really like this idea, though struggle to understand the effectiveness. My guess is that the type of person who falls victim to 'bullshit' theory or messages is not the kind of person who is willing to dedicate time to an online
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   by natural_capital 10y ago

   I think the point is that expressing interest is not sufficient enough. There are plenty of examples where people 'express interest' in something but don't go out of the way to act differently with it.
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   by natural_capital 10y ago

   I'm sure there's a portion that's attributed to diet and exercise, but there's a ton of genetic advantages going on here too.
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   by natural_capital 10y ago

   Clever.
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   by natural_capital 12y ago

   Somehow the idea of calling an application that tracks and monitors your friends 'Swarm', seems like a poor choice.
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   by natural_capital 13y ago

   Showcasing your own story to set the precedent for people to acknowledge mental illness as a real illness is a bold and admirable move. I would note however, that the recovery process for every individual is wildly different and shouldn&#x2