Okay, so all of that said, I'm wondering what are other examples of when believing a future is MORE likely is helpful versus unhelpful
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For a person w/kidney failure thinking a future often means hoping to pass evaluations for transplant. (1)
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And thinking transplant while in that position encourages healthier habits in order to pass that evaluation. (2)
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After being approved, u have 2 think of the future in order 2 stay motivated that u will find a donor & potentially live a longer life.
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In this case, not thinking about the future means potentially not searching for a donor (4)
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in which case the only alternatives would be dialysis or palliative care.
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And statistically, that means a smaller lifespan (dialysis) and most certain death (palliative care).
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Unfortunately, with an organ shortage, a lot of people in need of a transplant find it hard to think of the future.
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Of course, this does not apply to everyone because not everyone is capable of passing evaluations.
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not at all! thank you for the fascinating analysispic.twitter.com/NGvSJPkNsh
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