graphically explained
PhD Comics illustrate
h/t Chad
it is a good point actually, read the depression era literature - after the few rich who got their trust funds out, the tenured academics rode out the depression relatively well
in fact my entire neighbourhood is mostly depression era houses, built for faculty, who were pretty much the only people with an hundred miles or so who could afford to pay construction workers and architects
hmmm, it really could all be relative...
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Scicurious at Neurotic Physiology is publishing a bunch of "Back to Basics" posts that are well worth a read, and I found her series on depression particularly interesting.
While researching this story, I came across a fascinating (and controversial) take on the "depression epidemic" called
I have some experience with depression, mostly mild although I have had a couple periods that could be described as major depressions. I know that my thoughts are intimately connected to my brain chemistry and that paying attention to how I'm thinking can alter my mood.
More and more of America’s adolescents and young adults are struggling with depression, especially young women, according to a study released earlier this week.