Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with...
by slg on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @12:56PM
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There is no point in continuing this conversation. You deleted your comment so it is both no longer relevant and can't be referred back to for further critique. Although the fact you deleted it after already posting it from a throwaway account would seemingly show that it was a comment that you weren't willing to stand behind.
Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with...
by throwaway0a5e on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @01:00PM
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This account is how old and has how many comments? Maybe it's not a throwaway anymore. Clearly I stand behind my comment enough to still be discussing it here.
Re:One in five Covid-19 patients develop mental illness with...
by slg on Tuesday November 10, 2020 @01:41PM
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You didn't stand behind your original comment or you wouldn't have deleted it. You are only standing behind what you claim your comment said. However now no one can actually judge whether those are the same or not.
Either way, the end result is that both of us look like idiots continuing to argue over this. That is why it is pointless to continue.
I didn't claim that but I don't think that matters to you. All I said was that it's hard to tease out the difference between covid caused hardships and covid treament caused hardships. Cancer doesn't make your hair fall out on its own.
>Your comment would have been totally fine as a top level comment. It is a believable theory that quarantine is worsening mental illness. Your problem was the context in which your comment existed and the way you were effectively dismissing OPs experience out of hand.
I didn't dismiss his hardships. I didn't even dispute them. Stop putting words in my mouth. I only pointed out that (similar symptoms in other people who have had covid) might be caused by how we're treating it (quarantining people and so on) not the disease itself.