Sysinternals is also a great tool. Not as vital for the average user though.
I think he's saying that a common sense attitude is what gives the tradition it's power and placement in society. To do an analytic philosophy without using the common sense tool opens one up to being ignored by the profession. GA Cohen's reframing of Marx's historical materialism into analytical philosophy is regarded by leftists, but I don't know any analytical philosopher whose engaged with it or changed because of it. So it's not individual, but an institutional issue.
I know very little about the effects of the treatment on me in particular. From what I've gathered, it's mainly working with a doctor to figure out better coping strategies and then pharmaceutical interventions if needed. If that is decided then you try to find the medication that makes your symptoms better with a manageable amount of side effects.
When I did seek out diagnosis, I went through several rounds of surveys and had a family member interviewed by the practitioner. On the day of the diagnosis, she was running really behind, apologized and tried to give me the time I needed. But her diagnosis was "I'm really on the border, but I do have mild depression". She offered something for that and asked if I wanted that. In the midst of emotionally coping with my confusion, I'm not tasked with a major decision about if I want a pharmaceutical I know literally nothing about, generally hesitant to taking pharmaceuticals, and in need of guidance from someone who doesn't have the time to give it.
I left with no Rx and a note in my chart that I don't have ADHD. So I don't know where you got the idea that anyone who sees out the diagnosis gets it come from, but I didn't.
Relatedly, an old friend who has since been diagnosed with adhd and hanging with her has been medicine.
Standing around, drinking beer, not saying much other than grunts. Peak manhood.
C\tubcrying needs this post.
Is trampoline dude in the hospital? The cut was too quick to see 🙈
The swerving starts in the middle of the downhill portion. By the time they start going up hill it looks very out of control.
With that said, I think the principles of your comment are true and I could see a case where they felt the first wiggle going downhill and brake causing the crash.
People don't drive like that. We aren't calculating time saved or not. We get into a driving flow state and try to keep that felt experience of driving alive. Learning when to let that go for safety of yourself and others is an important and humbling skill.
People have a sense of tiny comfort. One of which is not to have to think about death even for the deserving. They will, at the same as being offended by this, will support the death penalty, feel justified in invading random nations, and help defund social services. But that's never felt as confronting death. That's all in making sure their small comforts stay stable.
Shelley was woke as fuck. Daughter of two woke ass motherfuckers and marries Lord Poet Snokeflake.
100%. As long as they don't spout left leaning rhetoric and then shift towards the center later. But that would never happen.