> The above model contains several Extremely Reasonable Assumptions (ERAs). [...] Another ERA is
the Mayfly Parenthood Assumption, in which all parents perish immediately upon naming their child, which
makes the math substantially easier."
This makes me really sad to read. I really hope you don't do that. I can't imagine how hard this must have been for you.
I sometimes feel like life is to much. What helps me is the realization that life right now is hard but I am enduring. What makes it feel to much is the feeling that this burden is going to go on forever. So I try to be satisfied with the fact that I am capable of handling life right now, and the future is a problem for future me.
What techniques have you looked into for improving your condition?
Niemann have admitted cheating before when playing online, so Carlsen is just not making this up about any random player. There is a history of cheating.
There has been massive investments into transmission capacity in Sweden. The capacity has not increased that much though. One of the reasons are that nuclear power plants have been closed. Large turbines contributes to an increased transmission capacity. All the big investments have been necessary just to ensure that the capacity doesn't get lowered due to the closing of the nuclear plants.
The problem is you are incorrect. The deeper your knowledge of music theory, and the more experience you have with a capella choir music or certain instruments where they can be played differently, The more apparent this will become.
Trying to sing a D# in a B major chord the same way you would a Eb in a C minor won't be a great experience.
Most of the adjustments will happen automatically if you listen to your fellow singers and have experience. But they do happen.
EDIT: In the original link it says the placebo group received a much lower dose, so that seems to be one way of doing it.