A review of ssri-induced indifference



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1 As a philosophical aside, this may be true of all emotional states, in the manner of the computer scientist Marvin Minsky’s central thesis that psychological terms are too imprecise a definition and that a collection of “processes” (such as the loss of critical judgment when one falls in love) associated with each emotion is a more useful starting point. “The Emotion Machine”37. Minsky M. The emotion machine: Commonsense thinking, artificial intelligence, and the future of the human mind. Simon and Schuster; 2007.



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