/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15448652
Except your comparison is bad since you're comparing a single ml of vodka with a truck full of moonshine, antidepressants are not prescribed for several years and most people do not take them for that long for precisely that reason, your brain gets used to it, which is also why there's a significant danger in falling back to your old depressive habits after you get off them, since now you're getting less serotonin than you did on SSRIs. Like I said, I don't think pills should be given to everyone, most people could get away with just excercising some more-than-average critical thinking and applying logic to their situation instead of looking at everything through a monochromatic lens, but I can't simply deny that these things don't have their applications when there is much evidence to prove otherwise, if you have an issue with medical institutions haphazardly prescribing pills to everyone you should take it up with them, but you shouldn't shit on the method that has been shown to work.

>>15185623
>take a ball
>take a marker
>make dot on ball
>spin ball
Congratulations, you can now establish that the ball has angular momentum without any external frames of reference, wow that was easy