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Contratado por uma bela socialite para investigar o caso extra-conjugal do marido dela, o detetive particular Jake Gittes é arrastado para um furacão de falsidades e enganos mortais, descobrindo uma rede de escândalos pessoais e políticos que colidem entre si.

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Conventional methods for monitoring the well-being of individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) are labor-intensive and rely on subjective assessments from clinicians.

Sharing personal struggles and complaints on social media provides artificial intelligence with a rich dataset for analyzing and potentially predicting SMI based on our online behavior

 Analyzing depression or suicide based on the posts of social media such as Twitter or Reddit has achieved great progress in recent years.

Our dataset includes two fine-grained tasks, namely depression degree prediction and depression cause prediction. The object of the former task is to classify a Microblog post into one of 5 categories based on the depression degree, while the object of the latter one is selecting one or multiple reasons that cause the depression from 7 predefined categories. To set up a benchmark, we design a neural model for joint depression degree and cause prediction, and compare it with several widely-used neural models such as TextCNN, BiLSTM and BERT. Our model outperforms the baselines and achieves at most 65+% F1 for depression degree prediction

Is It In My Head?

Claude Bukowski leaves the family ranch in Oklahoma for New York where he is rapidly embraced into the hippie group of youngsters

people with adhd, psychosis, brain fog, schizophrenia or anything that affects memory, recall and perception of reality are so at risk of gaslighting. even when you’re pretty sure you did/didn’t do a thing, if someone suggests that it didn’t actually happen that way or you’re skewing the facts or you’re just misremembering of whatever, you start to question yourself and your own memories and that is very easy to take advantage of. and it’s so incredibly difficult to get anyone to believe you or take you seriously because not even you are 100% sure you’re recalling things correctly. it sucks so bad not being able to rely on your own memory and to have to worry about people using it against you (because they can and will)

All My Loving (From "Across The Universe" Soundtrack)

How Billy Crudup accepted the role of Dr. Manhattan in Zack Snyder’s Wat...

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9 days ago He looks like Norman Osborn from the comics now.

Objective

We examined if comparative optimism (believing that one is less at less than others), self-superiority (believing that one already adheres better to precautions than others), and egocentric impact perception (believing that adverse events affect oneself more than others) predicted intended adherence to precautions.

Method

We measured self-reported intentions, optimism for self and others, perceived past adherence by self and others, and perceived impact of the measures and the disease on self and others in a 5-wave longitudinal study in December 2020–May 2021 (N ≈ 5000/wave). The sample was in key respects representative for the Belgian population. We used joint models to examine the relationship between self-uniqueness beliefs and intended adherence to the precautions.

Results

Believing that COVID-19 would affect one's own life more than average (egocentric impact perception) was associated with higher intentions to adhere to precautions, as was believing that the precautions affected one's life less than average (allocentric impact perception). Self-superiority concerning past adherence to precautions and comparative optimism concerning infection with COVID-19 were associated with higher intended adherence, regardless of whether their non-comparative counterparts (descriptive norm, i.e., perceived adherence to precautions by others, and personal optimism, respectively) were controlled for. Comparative optimism for severe disease and for good outcome were associated with lower intended adherence if personal optimism was not controlled for, but with higher intended adherence if it was controlled for.

On Sept. 18, 1953 three 14-year-old girls — Margaret Keville, Mary Hagerty and Roseann Pinto — while walking along Parkside Avenue at the edge of Fairmount Park on their way home from St. Gregory Parochial School at 52nd Street and Lancaster Avenue in West Philadelphia had stopped and sat on a bench near 51st Street to chat.

According to the girls, the Virgin Mary had suddenly appeared to them standing in a nearby privet bush — she was wearing a blue veil and white gown — and then simply vanished.

The Day of the Locust (1975)