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Replying to @DavidDeutschOxf
The "HOW DO I DEAL WITH ANXIETY ABOUT CORONAVIRUS?" page is not bad.
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Replying to @reasonisfun @DavidDeutschOxf
Disagree: "It is normal to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or angry during a crisis." is an error ridden, normative, presumptive, inductive statement. What's more, it appeases to these self-deprecating reactions to a problem situation that mandates rational thinking
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Replying to @thethinkersmith @reasonisfun
Good point. I missed that angle.
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Replying to @DavidDeutschOxf @thethinkersmith
1. It *is* normal. 2. This sentence is to help people acknowledge how they're feeling, instead of add pressure to put on a brave face and suppress it. 3. Those reactions aren't self-deprecating. That's like saying your emotions are wrong, instead of the ideas that cause them.
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Noah Drucker Retweeted Noah Drucker
This is also a valid point. Perhaps instead of saying "not normal" we can say "not required." The same point I wanted to make with
@webdevMasonhttps://twitter.com/DruckerPPS/status/1242483787017019394?s=19 …Noah Drucker added,
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Replying to @DruckerPPS @reasonisfun and
In my experience, people who try to either foment or suppress their own fear end up mostly failing *and* bringing worse outcomes upon themselves
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(My own theory here is that they usually become prone to forcing themselves to act out stories they don't actually believe in, and those stories tend to be worse *and* harder to act on in the absence of buy-in.)
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