It’s also less invasive that way, you can get a laptop stand but it looks ridiculous in coffee shops.
Is it within a company’s rights to sell a non-consumable product, let’s say “Access all of software for X cost”, then within a year or two, turn around and say “Access all of software for X cost with subscription but folks who purchased all software before without subscription now lose access”?Based off my little knowledge of software licensing, that seems like it’s legal and allowable. So, a...
Such as the first sentence: “Close to 100% of people who take antidepressants experience some form of sexual side effects.”
Says who?
There are certain studies referenced but when other claims like the first sentence are made, I’d like to see where they got that conclusion.
You have to take pills more often (3x a day vs 1 a day) and only one potential benefit over SSRI which is less likelihood of sexual dysfunction.
This problem isn’t just related to mental disorders. I think you are also undermining how difficult changing human behavior is, especially in relation to mental disorders and addictions. Ideally, SSRI’s are used to make behavioral changes easier.
The rent for my old crappy apartment was originally $1,900 for a 2BR 2B. It is now $3,200.My current apartment was $2,700. It is now listing for $4,000.$4,000 used to be able to give you a brand new luxury apartment in La Jolla.This all occurred in the past year, maybe even the past two to three months.What has changed in San Diego? Why are rent prices so expensive now?