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| 3 | Why Young Men Struggle: A Deep Dive into a Pathological System and Blue Pill BrainwashingI'd tend to agree with you - the incentives are too great for the industry to solve these issues on their own. Of course, I think that's the case for any industry; they're going to do what consistently makes the most money until social change makes those habits unprofitable. As for depression...I think we're seeing rising rates of it nowadays in part because of awareness. Perception undoubtedly affects the chemical composition of your brain - hence the placebo effect. In the past, a reasonable p… | /r/TheRedPill | 21/03/16 07:28 AM |
| 3 | Why Young Men Struggle: A Deep Dive into a Pathological System and Blue Pill BrainwashingAs a psychologist with a particular interest in pharmacology, I'm routinely distressed by how much professors and textbooks push the status quo as gospel when it comes to medicine and drugs. I'd say 95% of students come out of these fields with deeply ingrained ideas on medicating conditions without really having put much thought into the physiology of what these drugs are doing. Quite frankly, I think the issue lies in how easy it is to sue for malpractice. Practitioners are heavily incentivize… | /r/TheRedPill | 21/03/16 05:11 AM |
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