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ultrafilter posted:It's more complicated than that. From Variation and seasonal patterns of suicide mortality in Finland and Sweden since the 1750s: Oh, I have a dismal explanation for that. See, quite often if you get depressed enough, you want to commit suicide but don't because you have no energy and no confidence you won't gently caress it up. Then when things get better due to a change of seasons or getting medication, you get your energy and confidence back so you do things you've been putting off, like suicide. You need to carefully monitor seriously depressed patients early on. This is why all antidepressants have 'suicide' somewhere in the side effects.
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Ratoslov posted:Oh, I have a dismal explanation for that. Anti-anxiety medication also tends to first increase the frequency and severity of anxiety attacks so they at first worsen the overall condition and make it look like that the medication does not work or only makes things worse.
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Cool. Variety is the spice of afterlife.
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Der Kyhe posted:Anti-anxiety medication also tends to first increase the frequency and severity of anxiety attacks so they at first worsen the overall condition and make it look like that the medication does not work or only makes things worse. Ugh, that explains a lot. gently caress mental illness.
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 Usage of the word “gently caress” on Twitter last night (UTC).
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zedprime posted:It's a shared custody situation. You spend one day a week at each. I don't want to go back, I want to stay at Buddhism's house. They let me have Nirvana at Buddhism's house!
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This is violence.
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gently caress!
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the more i look at this graph, the more it confuses me. at first i thought it was a map of english cities with some kinds of relationships, then i thought it was a graph of correlations between demographics and votes. now i have no idea. what happens if gameplay becomes more emergent? does that make it more uncharted or more industrialized? and why is few-individual-agency emphasized with green while many-control doesnt emphasize further to beloning?? Carthag Tuek has a new favorite as of 03:45 on Dec 14, 2019 |
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oh i see the arrow on the y-axis, its a timeline! i get it now: psychological is before gameplay because you need to have a conception of the other's mind to understand how to play the game, unlike computers that cant even play tic-tac-toe. but also, agency comes later, because you are still an unthinking blob. only then can you start behaving (if youre safe).
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Babies are not traditionally considered a pet, but common mistake
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I feel like plotting almost everything on the 45 degree line is taking the easy way out.
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jjack229 posted:I feel like plotting almost everything on the 45 degree line is taking the easy way out.
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Phlegmish posted:Babies are not traditionally considered a pet, but common mistake Yeah and imo they're very fun but your mileage may vary
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Yeah and imo they're very fun but your mileage may vary Making them is a ton of fun, at least
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zedprime posted:There isn't anything like pesky quantitative numbers stopping you from believing the scale is logarithmic. Its clearly logarithmic. Look how close together cats and dogs are. For cats you need to put food and water into bowls every day or two. And provide a tray of dirt for them to poop in, which must be cleaned every day or few. Open the door for it if its an outside cat. And that's it. Dogs need to be constantly taken out for walks, trained, prevented from mauling kids, etc. Many times the effort.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Yeah and imo they're very fun but your mileage may vary Much like dogs, they should have a category for your baby and a category for your friend’s baby.
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The fun to effort ratio for horses is way too high.
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ultrafilter posted:The fun to effort ratio for horses is way too high. Look, imagine you're the person making the graph. Do you want to fudge the numbers a bit or do you want to deal with angry horse people?
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So this graph is due to the threat of horse people?
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Just Offscreen posted:So this graph is due to the threat of horse people? Pyf funny/awful graphs: due to the threat of horse people,
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This is good, but I feel like cats are lower effort than ferrets. Which is more fun, I couldn't say.
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Just Offscreen posted:So this graph is due to the threat of horse people? Horse people are no joke: https://twitter.com/AP_Oddities/status/1205820002051526656
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Anyone I've met who has horses falls into 2 categories: 1. Their horses are in a field forever with no one interacting with them to the point where you wonder why they own horses. For decades, I have never seen them riding or even near their horses. 2. People who are serious enough to document the horse's parents and pay thousands to make sure this horse breed is pure and sell them for thousands. They make owning, breeding, and riding horses their entire identity. edit: meant to say "make sure this horse LINEAGE is pure" Unperson_47 has a new favorite as of 23:02 on Dec 14, 2019 |
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Unperson_47 posted:Anyone I've met who has horses falls into 2 categories: There is a third group, which is identical to the second except they do not actually own a horse.
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Goats are the superior horse. Pros: 1. They are loveable, like dogs 2. Less expensive than horses 3. Hail Satan 4. Rabbit-sized poop 5. Baby goats have spring-loaded feets Cons: 1. They are assholes, like cats 2. Piss on themselves 3. Musk All the cons are alleviated by staying away from males. Unperson_47 has a new favorite as of 23:29 on Dec 14, 2019 |
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Some varieties also give wool or milk, and they can eat literal anything Downside is they will eat literally anything and it's hard to stop them if they're determined
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Fact: goats are just extra horny sheep with shorter hair.
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cons: 4. Goats are built out of pure bone and are the hardest, least comfy mammal.
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greatest of all time, it's right there in the name
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Goats are the most delicious of barnyard animals. Their milk is a strong second.
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Sheep are boring, goats are fun. Also, hail Satan.
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klafbang posted:Fact: goats are just extra horny sheep with shorter hair. Someone once told me that they'd spent some time on a farm, and they'd never drink goat's milk again because the smell reminded them of goats loving, which they did a lot. That really stuck with me.
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In Australia, we have fish and chip shops. They usually have, on their menu, "minimum chips". Which is the smallest, cheapest amount of chips they'll serve you. Normally you'll get minimum chips, a piece of flake and maybe a South Melbourne Market dim sim. The price and quantity of your minimum chips differs greatly depending on where you go. Some absolute mad lad is out here cataloging how much you actually get for your minimum chips serve around Melbourne, and it turns out there's literally no correlation at all.  The article is here*, where that graph is interactive. As my father in law would say, "what a waste of human endeavour!" *If it asks you to log in or sign up or anything, just block [*].theage.com.au from setting cookies.
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Unperson_47 posted:Anyone I've met who has horses falls into 2 categories: Texas has work horse users who genuinely love They Harses, but they are nowhere near the coast Weirdly though, the people who most identify with owning horses are hilariously rich and the people who just kind of own horses are in debt and their kids move east as fast as possible Edgar Allen Ho has a new favorite as of 01:19 on Dec 16, 2019 |
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