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aidepast

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    Perhaps unrelated, but I wonder who these mentors were in the case of people like da Vinci, Socrates, Archimedes, Newton et al. They must have had some adults who guided them towar…

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    Due to mental illness, I've spent 22-23 hours of my day for the last 4.5 years in bed on my smartphone. I only leave for food & bathroom. My BMI has been 17-19 for the entire perio…

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    My insurance potentially would not cover 10mg, so I'd split the 20mg tablets to 10mg per day for the first week, I suppose. SSRIs don't seem to treat OCD at low doses, so they want…

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    I did see a counselor for about 6 months, and I was kicked out in June, as they believed I required a higher level of care, such as an intensive outpatient program and/or an SSRI. …

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    Ask HN: What is your experience with SSRIs?

    I value my intellect, but I've been rendered non-functional by OCD, anxiety et al. Strongly considering a medication, I now have a prescription for escitalopram 20mg. I'm 27. For o…

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    I do know that Von Neumann was privileged, with a wealthy father. You misunderstand. I poorly use the term of "blue collar" as a mindset, and not to their socioeconomic status. It'…

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    Comment #30121970

    I mostly agree, but you are viewing ideal conditions in a macro-economical manner; perhaps whatever your society encouraged. Bach lived in a time and place where being a composer w…

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    Comment #30121961

    It's a problem to say this because it's just a truism. Genius implies some sort of exceptional work; seeing what nobody thought to look for. People aren't geniuses. They produce ge…

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    You see this behavior in many communities; fantasizing. Visit www.reddit.com/r/languagelearning and you will find a group of people who discuss about "language learning" and few pe…

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    Comment #30121431

    It's a small club. Yes, luck is always involved, and you are not in control. Luck hits you. When the lightning strikes, you're either ready or you are not. The problem is that most…

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    They were blue-collar artists. They just tried. They did not wait for ideal conditions. Solomon in Ecclesiastes 11 preaches such wisdom. They planted seeds without bothering to che…

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    I do plan on moving to an unpolluted area, or at least that's what my OCD wants. OCD is "what if?"-centric. I do try to consider that intelligent people live, typically, in pollute…

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    I appreciate this response & the link, thank you!

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    If this were true, then it would help, but I doubt it. The ideal is to give up on timewasting/unimportant activities(Quadrants 3&4 on Eisenhower Matrix) and try/begin important act…

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    I'm not sure if this is directly related, but: I have PTSD & OCD, and when I peruse Google Scholar for information about toxicology, or the effects of air pollution on the brain, o…

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    The spacing effect is utilized by spaced repetition.

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    Youe title is horrible. The study states that caffeine reduces GMV in the medial Temporal Lobe, irrespective of sleep quality, and that this reduction is increased with an increase…