Thank you nostr:npub138s5hey76qrnm2pmv7p8nnffhfddsm8sqzm285dyc0wy4f8a6qkqtzx624! šŸ™šŸ«¶

I am thinking I might chose a wrong occupation as a sw dev. I should have become a "philosopher" šŸ˜‚ Or maybe my new part-time job.

Have a productive Saturday! šŸ’œ

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You could make software for psychologists, with recording, transcription and tagging of the conversation, then send it to an AI to find patterns and diagnose accordingly. I've come up 🤣🤣

Have a great day šŸ™‚

Or I just "shitpost" here my ideas until I can live off of them šŸ˜‚

This is the one thing about Psychiatry that I can’t get behind… boxing people into categories to find patterns. We are humans, our emotions & behaviours cannot be ā€œsimplifiedā€ into categories. The DSM5 is a label maker of the normal human condition. It labels, & the byproduct is stigmatizing. It also increases risk of over-diagnosis & misdiagnosis, as human behaviours are complex, ever changing, ever evolving, & unique to each person. Conditions which were once labeled a ā€œdisorderā€, cause behaviours was not socially ideal, are now no longer disorders but labelled normal. The there is the pharmaceutical component; a group who has huge influence on the manual—contributing to massive bias & rank for abuse, all for larger pharm profits. Or placebo effect, where if person is wrongfully diagnosed with a condition, but said condition is written in their chart, the nature of the human brain with the newly acquired label will actually become a self-fulfilling prophecy where the person takes on further characteristics of the label’s identity. Then there’s confirmation bias from the medical professionals themselves. Did ya know if you grieve for death of a loved one past 2 months your given label of ā€œmajor depressive disorderā€?! Crazy! Every human is different, & each human has their own timeline to feelings, this can’t or shouldn’t be boxed into a timeline. There are many forms of normal within the human condition, and not every feeling or behaviour can be boxed.