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(sorry for my english) As a psychologist I love your post. The first paragraph it's so relevant to understand, when we are discussing "disorders" and not a disease. Epistemology often view as purely theoretical, it's essential for this kind of discussion.

For anyone interested in this topics, the essay in the Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy is pretty good. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/mental-disorder/

A less technical discussion https://www.npr.org/2010/12/29/132407384/whats-a-mental-diso...


I'm on my second time (: . Do you have links to the resources that you mention?


This is only applicable if your brain is wired a certain way, but in case it is, I strongly agree with this note at the end of the article:

> The CSS specifications are surprisingly user-friendly! I learned a ton reading the [Flexbox spec](https://www.w3.org/TR/css-flexbox-1/).

The CSS specs are fairly intelligible (as specs go) and once you have enough base knowledge to get a foothold while reading them, they force you into thinking about CSS much more systematically, because that's how specs are written.


hahaha omg, you're right, thank you so much. I was still trying to find it, I'm gonna give another try to DuckDuckGo.


He also hangs out here as lutusp IIRC.


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