Definitely adressed it.

because there's some dark areas I'd like to clarify on

agreed; it's a complicated subject

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/10/20/prince-harry-meghan-markle-reveal-wish-to-move-to-africa-as-they-break-from-royal-duties/

it isn't your fault though. that's the fault of modern psychology and psychiatry on a whole

totally agree

which has devolved into empirical checklists and a lack of investigation

the biggest issue i have is how inconsistent various diagonsis will be across various practiscioners

No, you didnt

that fails a rather basic scientific criteria for repeatability

Automation is here. Its the future of business, and while there are plans to reduce it's advancement, technology moves forward like it or not. We need to give the people the ability to live comfortably in this world of automation.

You just blurted out an unrelated talking pt

that's the fault of the checklist system

Which is exactly the dream of corporations

and on another note the public healthcare system as well

To make the people feel complacent

And take the blame off themselves

yes, easier to fix after a problem rather than perform maintence

doctors will give a diagnosis just to give the patient the ability to return on time to do more investigation if they're good. if not it's just for them to get paid

fixing usually takes about 5 years or so once the main root is found

You're ignoring demand.

?

Elaborate

The demands of the population require automation.

Irrelevant, I'm talking about what corporations want

in my view, mental health is best dealt with on the front end with education. people need to be aware of and how to identify when conditions start to manifest. community and healthy social connections are key. these largely adequately dealt with such conditions in the past

They want us not to have a say. We get that say with more money in OUR pockets.

anyone see the article that 9/10 gen-z ers feel their life is meaningless?

that is the real problem

Now ur moving the goalposts again

Nah, that won't work out well. Teaching people things they need via obligation gives you informational dilution.

And uh

Corporations will find it far better to have a complacent populace rather than a busy populace

that is true; if you look at it from an individualistic perspective

but those type of things are a function of families and communities and friends

not the individual

I'm not looking at it from the case of the individual, I'm looking at it from the case of the subject as a whole.

it's the reason we have the checklist system currently

capitalism+global market=slavery

Corporations behave like textbook psychopaths

They want useful idiots, not smart people