what sort of psychological problems (if any) arise from seeing terrible things about the world every day on the internet? consider one starts viewing this as a teenager and is previously sound of mind
are there any effects that change someone structurally or is it more superficial
We do not yet know the answer to "how do observations or memories affect neuron structure".
what is going on in the pic
It appears your momma had too much to drink.
Yes bioethics is a science that studies exactly problems like ones in your question - grab a book or use keyword bioethics in your google search and you'll find your answers.
>Yes bioethics is a science
>mfw
>bioethics is a science
>ethics
>science
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We are the generation that they will use as test subjects to find out.
Its a float for the Downs syndrome awareness Parade
Think it's a newborn deformed cow or camel. Fatal birth defect. Probably not as large as it looks.
yummy, 8/10 i would eat
ethics = psychology
psychology = philosophy
philosophy is the father of science
A bioethician usually studies physics or biology - what's the meme? It's just a honorable job.
as any father tends to do, philosophy also got old and died. left behind and surpassed by its children
>what sort of psychological problems
All the ones I have:
Paranoia
Body Insecurity
Social Anxiety
Porn Addiction
Apathy
Depression
Forever Alone
etc
Most of these are treatable with CBT though so I'm not too worried.
let me just self-diagnose myself with a load of problems and then tell people on a Indian toilet forum that I have these problems
tahnks for contribootin ur peer-reviewed double-blind study
Symptoms might include being an edgy little bitch, being underage and/or sucking your own dick.
Except dor bioethics. Bioethics is the homeless druggie child that you try not to mention on Christmas
It's just screaming to get headshot
Do you think only psychiatrists are able to diagnose things? You realize those people were retarded psych majors, correct?
Ain't nothing Cock 'n' Ball Torture won't cure
schizoid personality disorder maybe