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My therapist explained it like that. You have certain reactions and feelings to certain triggers or environments. By going to the therapy you talk about it, figure out why do you react in a certain way and eventually you developed new neural pathways on top of those old ones with unpleasant reactions. But this is for psychoanalysis, other types might work differently, but general idea is similar from what I understand.

Also this is normal to go through a huge amount of therapists, mine said that finding a fitting one for you is about as hard as finding a perfect wife/husband.

I agree.

Having worked on contactless technology, it's the same speed as when you dip the EMV chip.

Front panel usually just has the headers (the connectors), with wires leading to the USB controllers (the chips that do all the USB functions) on the computer's motherboard.

So ultimately all costs are NOT equal, the USB chip may be able to control only so many USB 3 devices, but a lot more USB 2 devices, so a company may put a lot more USB 2 headers on the front panel than they could USB 3 headers.

There is a data bandwith limitation. And there's a chip shortage / chip cost limitation too.

What I learned from therapy is that the point is to learn effective skills for coping with life's challenges. It won't fix all your problems but it'll teach you how to stop making them worse by behaving irrationally due to mental and emotional stress. With effective coping mechanisms, you can start building a life you feel is worth living.

Wrong, when a home increases in value, so does it’s assessed price, assessments determine the value of the home, and property taxes are based on this value, a higher assessment means a higher tax bill.

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Money laundering is NOT what they are talking about though. There is a section on the 1040 where they ask you to declare income from illegal activities.

Money that has been laundered would be filed under the section pertaining to however you laundered it.

OP is asking why they have that line there

When you are physically ill, you are a doctor. When you are mentally ill, you see a therapist.

The definition of "I'll", in the latter case, isn't always as obvious or apparent, though.

Just being abit of Grammer nazi and pointing out that it should be "那", not "哪". The latter means which is the Sun's Origin while the former means what you meant.

I've had some ex-girlfriends that could burn water.

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I suspect this is because the US adopted it later when doing live authorizations was more feasible/the norm. I believe NFC was adopted much earlier in Europe and other areas when live authorization was less common, so the limits were implemented. This is just a guess, though.

We got New Zealand because it looked like the Old Zealand

Yes. It’s all about cost. You’ll still see usb 2.0 ports on cheaper computers because they’re more cost effective.

It costs more money to support faster interface standards and the people buying cheaper computers are less likely to need the speed of the newer standard so they use cheaper hardware.

Despite your sarcasm...anywho just state the locale & then everyone learns

What do you hope to gain from going to therapy? Why did you seek therapy to begin with?

Are you stressed? Anxious? Eating problems? Depressed? Angry? Lonely? Sad? Overwhelmed? Experienced trauma?

Find your SPECIFIC adjective and you’ll find the point of therapy for YOU.

For me, I was anxious, overwhelmed, and had an eating disorder. I sought therapy to help me feel peace and understanding. I met with her every other week for 2 years and I’ve learned so much about myself and the way I think. She’s insightful without being judgmental and challenges me to look from another viewpoint.

At that point, it’s definitely not them, it’s you.

You go to a therapist so they can hold up a mirror to you and you can start to really see whats causing you a problem.

And then they help you find a solution that would work for you. After that, you need to put efforts in.

Sometimes they cant help you because you arent telling the whole truth, sometimes youre not mentally or physically ready to seek help, and sometimes the therapist cant help you, for many different reasons

If you saw 14 therapist and none of them helped at all, you might need to take a minute and really ask yourself if and how you want to get help.

If you have any questions you can reach out, I am a lisenced therapist. Sometimes theres nothing I can do to help someone other than to refer them to another therapist.

A post about CEO pay on Reddit has received a lot of ignorant comments? That's weird.

This is false. Tap absolutely still checks with the bank in the vast majority of cases. I am not sure of the technical reasons that it is faster, but I do know it’s not because of this.

In a few words, is to get better, perform better, live better, happier.

Is it that needed? no cause people can live fine performing worse, living worse, and living less happy, etc.

In the end most of the times it makes sense cause it makes economic sense, spend x money+x time to perform better the rest of the years is cost effective.

Like running with deflated tires, sure you can run with deflated tires fine for years until the car goes bust but inflating them takes so little time and is cheap.

Or living your entire life without shoes, shoes are not needed but you perform better with them.

Therapy is not the goal.

It's a means to a goal: it's supposed to help you manage the issues you're dealing with.

The goal is self improvement.

If you don't have a clear image of what you're trying to improve about yourself, why go to a therapist?