• @[email protected]
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    723 days ago

    I haven’t read the article but tbh, the first thing that popped into my head “for only $9.99/month”. Another thing adding the litany of life’s problems caused by technology lol

  • luciole (he/him)
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    623 days ago

    Technology induced problem solved by yet another layer of problematic tech. Capitalism, ho!

  • @[email protected]
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    223 days ago

    Technology isn’t inherently bad, obviously, but in our current world it’s primarily owned, controlled, and advanced by bad groups and people (for-profit companies, governments, and the rich). Until we actually extricate ourselves from this situation, we should be very wary of looking to technology for cures to out problems.

  • Melody Fwygon
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    22 days ago

    Hell. To. The. No.

    This is no different than the electroshock ‘therapies’ that were pioneered from 1930 and onward through the 1990s used to treat people who were “Mentally ill”. This is based in medical quackery and this is highly problematic that it once again is being suggested.

    • lazynooblet
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      122 days ago

      I note that you reported this post as “wild misinfomation”. Now I’m totally ignorant on the topic, so can you elaborate some more on how this is ECT?

      On face value, the Wikipedia article you posted describes ECT’s purpose is to induce a seizure.

      Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a psychiatric treatment that causes a generalized seizure by passing electrical current through the brain

      The article mentions something much milder

      by wearing a small device that applies mild electrical micro impulses

      ECT sounds horrific, but without further information, the articles only similarity is “electric meets brain”, but without the seizure part.