Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "No.1 Neuroscientist: Age 30 to 50 Will Be Your Unhappiest, Here's How To FIX IT! - Dr. Tali Sharot" video.

@bratSebastian You wrote: "The sex drive is about to make people procreate . . . Because of different kinds of pathologies [that] may happen to people, some sexual acts may not lead to reproduction, but still produces neurotransmitters to ensure people of doing something desired. Being conscious about broken mechanism, but still taking part in those acts is like willingly taking a drug just to feel better. Intensionally (sic) preventing the possibility of procreation is not just being unnatural drug addict (sic), but also unreasonably and unjustly selfish." I hope you never say these types of things to young people. Suddenly the mystery of massive celibacy and trans ideology-based requests for gender reassignment and social transitioning that is sweeping high schools becomes clearer. I would not want any child of mine to hear this sheer rot.
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@dinaibrahim4022 Who doesn't? In this interview, she says she has children, and they make her very happy.
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@Melbodi Je vous ai compri! I agree!
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@dogegamer3288 Does anyone have to be commanded to fall in love, sit on a tropical beach, or drink champagne?
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@bratSebastian It's not the truth. Do you think my parents ever told me such joyless nonsense? How does your discourse relate to young, impressionable people not caring whether a treatment may lead them to sterility and no sexual pleasures or desires? How indeed. "Destructive ideologies?" That has got to be the most massive act of projection I have yet to witness, and in 2023 that took some doing. Why is it that people who think this way never get therapy, but only seek to make everyone else sick?
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@bratSebastian P. S. Kids grow up. You want to plant this in their heads, why? To stunt them emotionally? To make sure they suffer? It doesn't magically disappear at 23, or 28, or 37. Why are so many people determined to destroy this generation?
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Surveys from France and the US are never comparable. In France, it is considered a sign of discernment to be critical of your life circumstances, and it doesn't mean you are clinically depressed or pessimistic. In the US, people are scared into never complaining about anything. Not only will ordinary people not complain about ordinary things, but even people who are sexually harassed or threatened at work will pretend everything is fine and look for another job; even people who see serious lawbreaking will not report it. If you report, the onus is on you and you are perceived as being a problem. It's all about being "marketable."
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@nityapatel6558 I was not hanging around anywhere waiting to be born, and given that my parents met in a refugee camp, maybe in a better world I wouldn't be here. That doesn't bother me. There is no reason to condemn anyone based on feelings they express, unless they are lying to you, to dupe you!
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