Your Most Burning Psych Questions | Compilation

You all had some questions that you really wanted answers to over the years, so we’ve compiled a bunch of the most popular videos answering those questions together in one place!
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[@philipr.7893]

Sad the channel is going away. I really enjoyed learning from this channel.

[@necrogenesis1981]

Were they not getting enough views? Or was this only temporary?

[@ravineshsingh3033]

@@necrogenesis1981 actually brit garner has left

[@candycemonroe7345]

They will cover some newer topics back on scishow.

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

@@necrogenesis1981 probably a combination of things, including the economic pressures from the current economy at large.

[@jennifercollins8300]

Wait, what???

[@ryandoesstuffapparently1540]

I’m so disappointed that this channel is going away. I only just discovered it. So much more that could be done.

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

Well after you watch all the videos here you can always go watch crash course psychology and crash course philosophy. You might enjoy Dr. Aaron Carol's channel Healthcare Triage as well.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

It might be disappointing that the channel is going away (for now) BUT I think the operative take-away is that the requested subject matter is thinning a bit, and they're going to add the best psych' videos they CAN still make to regular Sci-Show... SO it's not entirely vaporizing like "pfffft"... AND I think we can find comfort in that... In the meantime, there's also Psych2Go, Psychology in a Nutshell, and HealthyGamer GG with Dr. K... a tad advanced on some things, but useful no less... Dr. Marks has a channel, too... among quite a number of others... ;o)

[@katyowens3119]

And their main channel will still be active, and they’ll cover more psychology content there. All hope is not lost 🙂

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

@@gnarthdarkanen7464 I don't think it's just a case of a lack of further information to be shared but likely more to do with the financial side, especially since other channels are being closed as well.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@aprildawnsunshine4326 In fairness, no... There's still a LOT of psychology that could be compiled into video form, BUT based on what I've seen among most of the viewer-requested information that works in a very basic "beginner" or "101" level of videos, there's only so far you easily get before it starts getting repetitive... Finances certainly have some to do with the whole thing... BUT I think Hank has a certain disdain for letting something get repetitive or threaten to become creatively bankrupt... SO the better answer is to put more effort per video to make something actually advance a little and still be worth watching... Then you run into the KZbin algorithm situation, and the algo's hate channels that don't upload on the regular... They're slow to attract attention and don't push much marketing... Thus, the "correct" rectification is to drop the exclusivity of Sci-Show Psych, and start peppering Psych' videos into the main Sci-Show channel... It's not "going away" entirely... just as they said in the video here... It's just going to allow more time and effort to be used to carefully curate the newer video's more properly for better quality content on the budget at hand... My earlier comment was a bit over-simplified, but it's not the easiest thing to balance precision with brevity... AND in my defense, this IS only a YT comment thread. ;o)

[@mossyfriends1911]

I’m surprised that it took researchers so long to discover that sadness was apart of temper tantrums. I always remember feeling mostly sad whenever I had a melt down as a kid because my mom wouldn’t buy me a toy or something.

[@grey7040]

I am SO thankful to find ADHD content outside of ADHD-primary channels. It's still so misunderstood and information like this is very helpful to disseminate that information so that people at-large can have a better understanding of how it impacts people, and how it's not just "your son wont sit still and is annoying" disorder, which is what a lot of folks seem to think it is. :/

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

0:48 the secret world of temper tantrums 6:37 does IQ really measure how smart you are 12:23 the connection between adhd and sleep 18:10 why is that baby staring at me 22:19 lesser known symptoms of depression 27:47 how restaurants use psychology to make you pay more 34:07 what does pornography do to your brain

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

Thank you!

[@KnightRaymund]

Thanks

[@lordfarquar9215]

This should be pinned

[@lordfarquar9215]

Thank you btw

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

@@lordfarquar9215 if they pinned it, people looking for it in the comments wouldn't linger on the page as long, looking for it or giving up and skipping around the video on their own

[@imberrysandy]

Thank you for all the videos you've made in the past 5 years. Free, science-based information is really hard to fine. I love how each topic is digestible and easy to understand. Even though I feel sad to see this channel stop (for awhile), I'm excited for your new projects and content! Filling out the Nerdfighter census made me curious what will come in 2022

[@tiffanymarie9750]

I really hope Anthony is going to show up on the main channel now, because he's hands down my favorite.

[@morganherring6958]

Me too. I barely started to recover from the loss of Brit and now we're losing the whole channel, so if we lose Anthony with it I will be so sad.

[@nariu7times328]

He is on Sci Show kids...:)

[@jerelull9629]

I'm still enjoying Olivia.🥰

[@zayneharring9570]

The depression part really hit home. I didn't even realize that it may cause those symptoms I experience along with the ones I know. My guilt can get extremely bad sometimes even when I know better.

[@BambiLena666]

As a psychologist that also has depression, guilt is one of the prime psychological symptoms, memory and concentration problems are super common, the general theory is as the video said, the guilt and anxiety just eat at the brains energy. you see a similar effect on memory and concentration in people that struggle with anxiety. Though I do wonder if the study would be linked with social rules and shame, if then maybe antisocial personality types (not to be confused with antisocial personality disorder) would be more prone to depression.

[@mr.boomguy]

The thing that I liked about this channel, is that sometimes when I saw a new video, I thought 'this sounds important to know', and the best part, oftentimes I was right and I learned a lot!

[@JustMeJH]

Please consider keeping this channel alive by cross-posting Psych episodes that appear on the main channel, as well as posting new compilations to this channel. I’d love to see a Depression Compilation please!

[@XOPOIIIO]

Actually those psychological tricks in restaurant are not a deception, because they really make the experience better. If it was all about food only, you would it in home, but you chose restaurant exactly because of better experience.

[@greg-op2jh]

Rumination is definitely my forte! My therapist tells me quit replaying the movie!! How many times do you have to torture yourself! If anyone has chronic depression please get help! Sending love you're way!

[@BambiLena666]

My therapist calls it retraumatization. Going through painful experiences over and over on your own, in your own head, with no one there to help or console you, youre re-traumatizing yourself. And I agree, get help, you dont need to go through it alone and you dont shouldnt.

[@seanA416]

40 minute video! Good thing I have today off!

[@freshmacarons]

Missing this channel already!

[@artwithvie]

I'm so sad! I hope you guys come back soon!!! Me and my children will be watching on the main channel and on the kids channel. We thank you guys so much for teaching us and helping my kids not just watch how to pull pranks.

[@grey7040]

I love SciShowPsych. I love that there's more videos that have been released since!

[@madsringswaldegan1058]

How have I never seen the video with the little kid before!!! So cute!!!!!!!

[@TheoFizylkl]

This was the hardest episode I've ever watched and your going away? Please keep doing this. I just found out so much about myself all I could do is cry. You guys are awesome...weird to say after saying I cried but it makes sense to me....haha. ok now you made me go from crying to feeling like a creep....thanks guys...😅

[@jasonwinter1549]

When he said, "You know, the kind where a tiny child morphs into a wailing volcano of seemingly unbridled rage," really struck my funny chord.

[@BeaWilson]

as someone with bpd depression and adhd this video really covered all my phycology needs an I actually lured things on each. I've done lot of research on all of them. how is bpd involved u may be wondering. well we tend to throw tantrums like toddlers, mostly for the same neurological reason as toddlers, in fact i would have long drawn out tantrums as a kid and they where frequent. and if your wondering tantrums are one thing when they come out of a 2 foot baby child. but when they come out of a 5,5 adult who for most of my diagnoses thus far has been around 200 ib. its not little as you think. wen people like me do what is often called " splitting " we go into black and white thinking and get TEN TIMES STRONGER. we don't tend to feel a little sad or a little mad. we go to 100. and we FEEL 100. it happens in seconds. its like where missing a couple layers of skin emotionally so every little thing hurts. i can actually go on for hours with just pure rage bec of my depression bpd and adhd mix. im also really irritable du to not proper sleep constant rumination and chronic guilt. i get chronic guilt from my rage outburst that happen near daily to multiple times a day for hours. my family has to deal with all of it. they got trauma from it and some of them have anxiety. probably bec of me. ant they get triggered at yelling and have panic attacks. witch is what i do for hours often when i wake up. to top it all of the only way to treat all that is buy doing d.b.t. (dialectical behavioral therapy) for bpd (the depression primarily being a symptom of everything else) BUT, dbt is lured and Adhd is a luring disability. so it actually interferes with the only realistic treatment. so i have to treat the adht first. but I'm so exhausted buy everything and depressed that i cant even shower let alone go to therapy. bpd itself also interferes with adhd treatment and all treatments. i find that i can often "split" on doctors and rage quit if they don't have proper bpd training. they wont let me take some adhd medications bec im high risk of addiction witch is odd bec ive been diagnosed with adhd since i was 9 and nobody even questions whether I have it or not. if i need it i cannot be addicted to it. buy that logic your all addicted to water. sus healthcare system sus. and i do have rezone to be sus. bpd is highly discriminated against. adhd meds are very stigmatized. im also a trans man and look like a women to the doctors and lastly the waiting lists where i am are actually fucked. i have to wait 5 years to get into a proper dbt program. ive been in 2 kind of dbt like programs but their not the same. and in the city over the waiting list is 17 months witch is why my doctor refurd me out. but i got so upset with the waiting list (ive been through a lot at this point) i "split" and ripped the paper i was meant to Singh in have and i didn't have a copy. then i got totally side tracked with becoming homeless and the fact that i haaaaait my family doctor that i haven't been able to get a new referral there's much i didn't talk about i really have a lot to say tho. i wish i could say more but im writing to a void haha...

[@rautamiekka]

I've downloaded the whole channel now, so even if the channel goes or any vids go, they still exist.

[@brittianyistre]

LOVE this!❣️🙌🙏🏻 Especially anything to do with children. Everything starts from the home.

[@MorriganLowe]

Actually really interesting to learn about tantrums, I remember having tantrums and not understanding why I was getting in trouble for feeling so intensely and not being able to cope with said feelings.

[@0blivioniox864]

19:30 cracked me up... Terminator Toddler 🤣

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

I'm passive-aggressive but I am getting better even at my old age, or when the teachers that didn't even care except to collect their check each month

[@Megadextrious]

I never threw tantrums when I was little. I knew my sister, step sister and some friends would occasionally have meltdowns, and I remember wondering when I would finally experience whatever these “tantrums” were. I never did, and now at 33 I still have a great deal of patience and control over my emotions, as well as burning anxiety that I keep bottled up and buried deep deep down.

[@wewemcrhyne]

I really hate to see this channel end. I’ve enjoyed learning these things and knowing I can trust the info

[@CaptainTimo]

Thank you SO much for all your great work. May God bless all your future endeavors.

[@theboulder942]

Im psyched to watch!

[@KY_CPA]

I'm going to miss these videos and this channel so much! While I've loved all the SciShow channels, Psych was my favorite. Thank you for all the great videos ❣️ 😭

[@Brieperalta]

💗 thank you all for sharing your knowledge!

[@CloudsCastShadows]

Loved this channel. Thanks for everything!

[@aprildawnsunshine4326]

Family members were misdiagnosed as having ADHD when both have other forms of nuerodivergence *AND N24* which is a circadian rhythm disorder where the cycle is more or less than 24hrs long, 32-40hrs for them. Deal with severe DSPS myself, 6-8hrs behind making 9am feel like the middle of the damn night!

[@3zyPL]

Thank you for your work! You've made me more informed and interested in psychology.

[@LetsGo-LoveYourself]

Awesome channel! Thank you for all your hard work. It shows it the amazing content here.

[@bri4940]

I'm really sad to see this channel go. Was my favourite of the sci show series.

[@bucketofbarnacles]

This is fantastic. I’m sad to see it will be going away. Hope to see it come back.

[@paulacaddo2530]

If a child is having a tantrum, try calmly asking them to get something for you, like a pencil or something within easy reach for them.

[@BambiLena666]

I remember reading about a case, where they have tried everything, talking to the kid, distracting them, yelling, you name it. And the kid just wouldnt stop. So a therapist told them to do something completely random they never done before when the kid has a tantrum next time. So next time the kid was having a tantrum, the mom on the spot started dancing. The kid was so confused it stopped them in their tracks lmao

[@atee369]

Would love to see the episode on depression re-done from a trauma-informed perspective!

[@yuriination]

The salad thing.. I have a story that will conflict with the 'neat vs sloppy' presentation, thing. This is definitely one of those outlier stories that just don't fit the data. One of my very first places of real employment was when I was about 18. I used to work in a restaurant and my job was to prepare all the salads and sandwiches. My boss wanted them all presented in a VERY specific way. Someone ordered a Caesar salad, which was the easiest to prepare because the dressing was made way earlier and all I had to do was to mix it the lettuce then garnish it with 3 green pepper rings, crisscross 2 anchovies in the center and scatter some croutons and Romano cheese. Boom. Simple. And it looked fancy. The order went out and came right back. The waitress said the customer said it looked terrible.. Which was SUPER weird. It was perfect. The lettuce was fresh and everything. But, I remade it anyway and sent it back out. But, it came right back...same problem. FOUR TIMES it came back! I could not fathom what the problem was and neither could the waitress.. or the cooks! I was so irritated by the 4th time that I dumped the whole thing on the floor, stomped on it, then scooped it up, threw the mess on the plate and told her to give it to them a complete mess. It literally looked like it was pulled out of the garbage. Anyone who has ever worked in a kitchen knows how disgusting both the floors and your shoes get. I was fully prepared to get fired and I didn't care AT ALL because this customers shenanigans was causing me to fall behind on other orders. So, I was in a rush and very frustrated. I was ready to quit! Once again, she came right back, but without the salad this time. She said, "the customer said to tell you, thank you. It looked lovely that time" 😐🤨 what?? To this day, that still baffles me. The whole thing made no sense whatsoever. Oh and don't come at me because I stepped on it and sent it out. I was only a kid and that was 35 years ago. But, just in case, I recommend not sending your food back too many times. And if you do, be super patient and polite about it. Kitchen jobs are extremely hectic and stressful.

[@amarulee210]

Could y’all make a play list with all the videos do I can play it while I sleep? I go to sleep watching these videos

[@aubryilkanic2055]

Having worked in food service for almost 8 years. I always look at the number and consider how much I am spending because budget. And know that I should not pay attention to the serving wear. Basically I can screw with restaurants on their own game cause my brain is like it's all the same. Having anxiety and depression basically has helped me not be a victim to restaurant phycology

[@choirmeyer]

Very good SciShow/Hank and party. Really depression has a lot of symptoms, but it's pretty clear that without mental energy (mana, gamers) there's no patience, less focus, confusion, memory loss, strain. Between that and things like self-guild/rumination people that take up energy that people may have - when someone pushes or tries to push another past what they can handle with these issues, you get secondary things like anger, greater fear, sadness, etc. Sadness secondary? Well when you let people down and don't have energy, or you TRY to be there for people and ultimately let them down by unregulated emotions/behaviors (how can you manage those when you have no energy) well - I think professionals need to start paying attention to their more successful patients to start asking key questions - in the way perhaps people are intrigued and study Daniel Tennant with his great insight on autism. Mmm. Also side note - I think this info on ADHD is excellent and insightful. The comorbidity tween the two starts making a LOT more sense when considered together. Sleep - good sleep - is necessary for a refreshed brain. Period.

[@ranasenformol246]

Noooooo, you're breaking my heart. It's so sad that the channel is going away :( of all the scishow channels, this is my favorite

[@disorganizedorg]

Worth watching just for the reaction shot to the word "annihilate" -- props to the editor. 2:11

[@GhostSquirell]

Glad I haven't seen all the videos yet. Now I get more time here.

[@smiller2114]

Ditto

[@brainstormingsharing1309]

🔴 Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up ❗👍👏👍👏👍👏👍

[@stevencampbell7394]

Nooooooooo! I'm gutted about no more psych videos 😭

[@xenophanes1598]

Thank you. You will be missed, especially now, when people need to understand science more than ever. Sad to see you go.

[@edwardhaybell1938]

30:45 This gives me Ideas... 1880s vintage wine in a beer mug chugging contest!

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

Or boot-shaped shot-glasses for liquor... might be interesting. ;o)

[@pipsuki]

#1: my mother was always the one throwing tantrums

[@mossyfriends1911]

The ADHD one explains SO MUCH about my childhood.

[@thomassotomayor4557]

If you have not yet covered dermatillomania. I would appreciate a video on the subject. If you have maybe you can direct me towards it. I really would like to get some closure.

[@scrapgrace]

The stock photos of those toddlers lying on the floor and crying in anger killed me 😂 why and how did they make them? Was it morally acceptable? Whatever the answer, I'm glad they exist 😈

[@jamieschaeffer3675]

I'm going to miss learning about the brain from you guys!

[@DeadEd454]

Advice from a line cook, read the description of the item on the menus; that will give you an idea of what you are really ordering.

[@lizjoe21750]

Parents, get a spray bottle for your cat and one for your kid. Ermm... Fill them with water, of course. 😂

[@rheiagreenland4714]

No. Just no.

[@paranoiarpincess]

I actually have a theory about the human circadian rhythm. I think that we've begun to evolve, as a species, due to many things like electricity, and lack of predators, the need for less, and or different sleep.

[@maniestacio9245]

I’m crying 😭 why, Hank, why

[@samiballew4609]

I am missing years of memories. I do get irritable and have crushing guilt. Im diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder

[@nostalgiaprincess]

FIVE YEARS!!??

[@forest_fire959]

That adhd one was very helpful. I'm am now very sure that I have ADHD.

[@forest_fire959]

Or a bad sleep problem.

[@nikkyk4839]

As someone with adhd, I can say that my adhd is not caused by my sleeping habits. I can sleep 8 hours or 3 and be absolutely the same. I can go to sleep before midnight or after and it won't change much when it comes to my symptoms.

[@TressIdehen]

THAT BABY IS ADORABLE I AM DEAD!!!

[@Darkstar.....]

I had adhd from year 5-12 and my sleeping problems were due to the medication so was the inability to put on weight or muscle. I do not regret it though. The mind of my adhd self doesnt get enough energy is how i describe it. And anything but thinking is prefered. Its a lazyness of the mind only. The medication gave me the energy it needed and i very much enjoyed using my mind as it felt like it had endless resources and no negative draw backs.

[@anitacrumbly]

Adhd doesn't go away

[@mlpricebr6301]

This video is the first one that I watch from this channel and I definetly enjoyed a lot, and now I discovered that the channel is about to end. :(

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

"researchers" . . . . or you can just ask a mother who is also a musician . Mirror neurons are so important and incredibly more potent in children, and I can tell you the pitch and decibels of my kids' scream, all the way to their overtone pitches when their voice doubles or quadruples

[@bettypsycapprentice6544]

We love you Hank❤

[@williamsteveling8321]

I don't think it's that complicated why staying calm does the trick best, and I don't think it's mirror neurons alone. If a tantrum is a threat response mechanism, and the caregiver doesn't respond as though there's a threat, then maybe the threat response is a false alarm. It's not just imitation, but also a calibration. Kids are learning by observation, imitation, and reasoning (even if that reasoning isn't of the structured variety), so I would hypothesize generally that staying calm triggers the process of trying to figure out if they're reacting correctly. I think toddlers are stuck in what adults would feel was a nightmare at times - less power and knowledge than situations require, but a strong desire to be independent. I imagine it must be infuriating.

[@calvindibartolo2686]

5:36 his backward shoes... lol I miss my daughters...

[@allenclark4235]

I think verticle lines look longer because they trick your brain in compensating for depth. Something that is useful every single time we look at everything except for 2d drawings.

[@subliminalcontent9732]

nah i hear the word "ADHD" being spoken and my attention is on 100. i cant count money when people are talking near by, but im not dumb by ANY means

[@smiller2114]

Dang, just when I've sorted out, organised, deleted channels, and Finally turned on notifications. 😒

[@tempestseraphim7506]

I would totally quit my job and work for SciShow Psych 100% if given the opportunity.

[@matthewlee4834]

NO NO NO you better return to this channel asap!!

[@too-hot-to-handle01]

23:37 is this like the opposite of the false attribution error (a cognitive bias)?

[@sams7144]

Noooo! I can't believe this is happening so soon after i declared my psych major :(

[@swimdownx6365]

Is emotional maturity really maturity. Seems on at ways managing our emotions not our reality . Just ways to feel good

[@codyosborne8926]

Goodbye, forever. Again lol 😂

[@janusatthegate6201]

Bigger plates? Now meals have two or three plates!

[@d2xr]

Damn I really found this channel right when it died lol

[@BigDaddyWes]

Aren't there more legitimate reasons why certain drinks are served in certain glassware than just cultural norms?

[@Kiterpuss]

A lot of glassware is shaped a certain way because they capture and direct the aromas to your nose in certain ways. Tapered curved glasses like a wine glass is a great example for this. Other glassware is designed to control temperature. The stem of a wine glass, for example, allows you to hold your wine without the heat from your hand warming the wine up. Bourbon/whiskey glasses are made from thicker glass for a similar reason. So yeah, there are genuine reasons behind those trends beyond just social norms!

[@brittianyistre]

Because it's fancier?🤷🏼‍♀️😅

[@brittanyberryman294]

Not me watching this at 11.57PM

[@jackgreehan]

If only parents could’ve watched this video 30 yrs ago

[@generaldurandal3568]

Depression Info at 22:02

[@theejasonator9579]

12:23 I have ADHD and I'm watching this at 12:50 AM

[@zidbits1528]

The IQ video, IQ is supposed to find out how well you learn new things and adapt to new stuff. If it's about your "capacity" to learn, then any IQ test with math in it is bogus. And many (if not most) have some sort of math in them.

[@scrapgrace]

2:11 😂

[@psychrockvinyl]

What’s the other channel?

[@vampsprite69]

the way that my ADHD ass is watching this video to fall asleep at 6:30am is so funny

[@loramassegee2463]

What is the “Main Page” and how do I get there?

[@jennifervan75]

What's the main channel then?

[@ellicurus]

“The cutlery changes the taste of the food” *Every autistic person liked that

[@Icieyou]

I was still having temper tantrums well into my 30s

[@samiballew4609]

Theres too much in my brain to go to sleep. Also trauma contributed to my insomnia. I have to take sleep meds now or i dont sleep until my body shuts down. But yeah as a kid i would stay up till like 5 am and get up at 7am for school. But yeah im diagnosed ADHD, CPTSD, MDD, and Anxiety.

[@disorganizedorg]

I don't have a copy of DSM-V but as I recall from the discussion predating the 5th edition CPTSD was to be defined and subsumed some of the dissociative disorders? I bet DDNOS diagnoses plummeted.

[@samiballew4609]

@@disorganizedorg CPTSD isnt in the DSM. Its Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and comes from being in a traumatic situation for years with no escape. Like a child who has to endure abuse because they have no other choice. Dissociation is a common symptom of alot of disorders. But no CPTSD isnt a dissociation disorder.

[@disorganizedorg]

@@samiballew4609 Oh, OK; I'm outdated; the last I followed such was 2016, prior to DSM-V. Rather a silly question since DSM in all its editions is trash. '“at best, [the DSM is] a dictionary, creating a set of labels and defining each. The weakness is its lack of validity. Unlike our definitions of ischemic heart disease, lymphoma, or AIDS, the DSM diagnoses are based on a consensus about clusters of clinical symptoms, not any objective laboratory measure. In the rest of medicine, this would be equivalent to creating diagnostic systems based on the nature of chest pain or the quality of fever. Indeed, symptom-based diagnosis, once common in other areas of medicine, has been largely replaced in the past half century as we have understood that symptoms alone rarely indicate the best choice of treatment.” Thomas Insel, MD Director, NIMH (2002-2015)

[@sophiejones304]

Try taking high doses of vitamin D for a week like between 15,000- 20,000IU and talking calcium and magnesium it helps alot to calm down so you can sleep better and have better mood and vitamin D is also anti-inflammatory

[@44bthknuckles]

NEW VIDEO THE PLAYLIST SHOULD INCLUDE SIBLINGS

[@lancheloth]

All : temper tantrum sad and anger Asian parents : sad and anger can be overcome by danger (raising and aiming slipper to the kid)

[@Mtz2604]

I just hate the fact that @UCUdettijNYvLAm4AixZv4RA just collapsed. I voted for that channel to be the next new SciShow channel. I saw it grow and now, go in a coma. I'm glad that the content will stay to watch and enjoy while there's any update from the break of the hiatus. Thanks for the content and effort in educating us in this branch of science.

[@timwood5143]

Lmfao let me know how that's working for ya when your kid 20 and still throwing a fit

[@JadeDragonRaze]

I had rly bad tantrums involving hitting my head on the floor as hard as possible, turns out I'm Bipolar, who would have guessed.