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Originally Posted by Materly
Yep i saw this aswell. It seems whenever statistical stories of sz come out they fall into the 3 1/3's categories. Which is similar to the prognosis rates for sz. 1/3 improve considerably, 1/3 manage their illness effectively though with intermittent sympthoms, 1/3 disimprove. Employment rates are similar and relate back to these stats aswell. But the coverage we got here was that people were generally suprised that the happiness rates were so high.
What makes me happy is that i genuinely have a love of science , and regardless of what happens i will always have access to it as long as i have a wifi connection.
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Also both richard feynman and carl sagan , two men who died relatively early.
Science itself is unemotional yet poignant at the same time. I remember when i was reading the 'demon haunted world: science as a candle in the dark' where carl would be railing about inaccuracies and untruths page after page , and when i'd go to bed at night, sometimes after having a rough day , and when id see his book by my table , it would make me smile warmly , id think 'it was not good enough to save you carl' , not in a vindictive way , but his faith was like all of ours. But there he was within the pages of his book fightn the good fight.
Great man!