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orangedog
19d ago
Thank you for providing sources.
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orangedog
19d ago
Do you have anything which shows long-term effects are 50-70%?
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orangedog
19d ago
I have stopped taking it, I didn't have side effects.
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orangedog
19d ago
> The most common side effects reported by patients in the study by Hu et al1 of 401 outpatients taking SSRIs were drowsiness (38%), dry mouth (34%), and sexual dysfunction (34%) > which was conducted in 1999-2000, questioned patients
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orangedog
19d ago
Sure. I always find the more extremist responses (you can find some towards the bottom) confusing because the only side effect I've ever been aware of is not wanting to die. I just think there's a lot of fud around this and I have
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orangedog
19d ago
> In both research and clinical contexts, an important challenge is presented by the phenomenological overlap between side effects and residual symptoms of depression. Thus, fatigue, cognitive impairment, apathy, jitteriness and irritabi
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orangedog
19d ago
This topic always draws out the contrarians. It's like vaccine discussion.
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orangedog
19d ago
I don't to my knowledge suffer side-effects. Why are you certain about this?
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orangedog
19d ago
Yes but again this is the exact example of anecdotes. Those not suffering aren't going to seek out subreddits to post about their non-problems. You can find a subreddit about everything, whether that's representative of anything o
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orangedog
19d ago
> In the US you meet with one for 15m, get prescribed a cocktail of drugs, a few months later you report if it worked, and if not they'll up the dose or play around with the cocktail. I don't know how we call that stuff science
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orangedog
19d ago
You're going to hear about it when it happens because it really bothers people when it happens but you aren't going to hear how often it statistically happens. I notice reduced desire but I'm depressed, too, it's hard to
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orangedog
19d ago
What's wild about that? What does the science say? I've tried a variety and I can't say whether I've experienced side effects. That's just an anecdote but that's the thing with this discussion, that's all
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orangedog
23d ago
It's a troll account. Stuff like this isn't productive and should get flagged.
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orangedog
23d ago
I'm not sure; I find the job pretty boring.
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orangedog
1mo ago
I didn't say it was super dumb, it was more of a reflection on that's how much a wrapper is worth today.
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orangedog
1mo ago
7B for a wrapper.
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orangedog
1mo ago
UBI is usually proposed at 1k per month. Nobody is living off that. But doing that increases the budget by 3 trillion. Why exactly would UBI help the average person? It gives them pennies and only worsens US spending.
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orangedog
1mo ago
Why are you convinced of that? Pretty much every time I see statements like that online, I can find plenty of organic traffic supporting it, not everything is a bot. I just wouldn't bias myself that way, most people haven't really
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orangedog
1mo ago
It is terse but the comment is sensible to me.
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orangedog
1mo ago
What suggests that it is?
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orangedog
1mo ago
I've seen really creative short films put together using vid generators. In that situation, they're just using it as a tool to produce content which is part of a bigger artistic process. Perhaps there is some level of creativity b
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orangedog
1mo ago
Hey, if your argument is that somebody has to build weapons, then that's your argument. I don't believe that's the situation and building weapons only encourages other countries to do the same. Notice virtually all of Russia&
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orangedog
1mo ago
Starting a weapon company is different from owning a gun. You have control over that gun. Your weapons company, those weapons will be used to kill innocent people, there is no doubt. Weapons don't only get used for clean operations in
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orangedog
1mo ago
I live in a US city. I have a nature area, gym, pharmacy, grocery store, numerous restaurants, bar, and a bunch of other amenities you just listed. I live basically on the rail line so I can get to the rest of the city in 30 minutes (with m
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orangedog
1mo ago
What's the point of being this rude? People are doing things like this, you just have to look around YouTube. This is what I don't like about the anti stance, it's just so often dismissive when people are excited about someth
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orangedog
1mo ago
How are they not in good faith?
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orangedog
1mo ago
I mean sounds like it's a your problem if you are saying that certain tools, no matter how they are used or the effort put into using them can't qualify as art. You're right, I don't gatekeep art that same way. I don
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orangedog
1mo ago
Yeah I just don't think there is anything special about "art" and I don't think there is some specific definition for what art is. People create that's art. You can put different amounts of time and effort into it b
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orangedog
1mo ago
Please, elaborate.
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orangedog
1mo ago
Somebody still has to prompt it, there is a creative task. Somebody still has to curate it, that too is a creative task. I was comparing this to when photography first came onto the scene not today, but I'm tired of the gatekeeping (wh
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