Re:Therapy Experience Associated with Negative Changes in Pe...
by civilian on Tuesday February 21, 2017 @07:06PM
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You're giving an emotional argument against a group of statisticians. You might be right, but in the long run you're gonna have a bad time.
What if your "common sense" is wrong? What if it has been doing harm? You should embrace the statistical rigor going into therapy.
And also, "appropriate resource" is something that society can and should change. We ought to be able to hit any depressed person with a shot of ketamine, but it's still restricted and has the negative label of being a "Drug" and a "horse tranquilizer", despite it's effective history of use in serious surgery and it's current use in combat medicine in Afghanistan.
What if your "common sense" is wrong? What if it has been doing harm? You should embrace the statistical rigor going into therapy.
And also, "appropriate resource" is something that society can and should change. We ought to be able to hit any depressed person with a shot of ketamine, but it's still restricted and has the negative label of being a "Drug" and a "horse tranquilizer", despite it's effective history of use in serious surgery and it's current use in combat medicine in Afghanistan.