Chronotaru

Chronotaru t1_j8sj13z wrote

Not really though. Let's look at every time where the Democrats or Republicans become more popular, you then end up with a breakaway candidate who could help explore that difference better, but instead that very process means the less popular ideological faction wins because the most popular became too popular to stand behind one candidate. It happened with Nader, it happened with Perot.

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Chronotaru t1_j5gai9l wrote

People who have bipolar one already have manic episodes. A very temporary increase isn’t adding anything new, it’s making their lives more difficult for a while in which they might mean they need more support in that window. In a hypothetical scenario it might even be worthwhile to be an inpatient for a week to ride it out of there was a payoff.

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Chronotaru t1_j5f0kf7 wrote

What's I'd most like to know is how the mania with those who had problems progressed over a longer period, say a couple of months. If the psilocybin helped eliminate or reduce the depression aspects, the mania went no mania for a week, increase in mania for another week or two, then balance back to what it was before the experience while the depression is still either gone or better then I would count that as a win. Meanwhile if the mania is still heightened after two months then that might be hard to justify even if the depression aspects were reduced.

The full holistic picture is rarely possible to obtain from any of these studies with the focus on quantitative data.

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Chronotaru t1_izfqvbb wrote

According to standards, it shouldn't be possible to go over 100W without USB PD Revision 3.1, and only the very newest stuff has that and it's not that common yet. It's always possible your Dell falls into this category, but perhaps the 130W is from the wall or the USB-C output post voltage conversion?

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