Yes I'm not saying he was a good doctor or correct - but in medical jargon that's what a reactive mood or reactive affect means. Being very low or distressed when you've had something bad happen to you is a normal reaction, but could still be a reason to be signed off work.

And someone could have any specific diagnosis and still have a reactive mood

I'm not saying this doctor was good, but "reactive mood" here means he thought your outward expression of mood reacts to external stimuli, so when he asks you about something sad you get sad for instance. It's a normal thing to have a reactive mood, and the opposite of that is a flat or blunted mood

There is a consistent hallucination common in people with poor eyesight called Charles Bonnet syndrome, where they see little people. I wonder if this drug also causes some transient vision problems.

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"Today we were unlucky, but remember we only have to be lucky once, [s]he has to be lucky every time"

You should *only* prepare for a hypothetical, that's what preparing is

It makes me very sad that they're being built on, lovely picture

It's odd that this word is so similar in sound and definition to spatchcock though, I'm interested in how we developed two specific similar words for splitting and flattening and cooking two different animals

Elastica - Elastica

In his video of the incident he's heard saying "fucking bitch" after he kills her. Is that a misreading do you think?

It makes his backstory about who won when he fought The Law even more suprising

I really respect you for this, however it turns out I think you should be able to sleep very well

It's the worst of all worlds in terms of fairness, it's a graduate tax only for those who don't have the capital. If you can pay at the time you avoid that tax completely.