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For me it's: "Chronic cannabis use during adolescence impairs emotional development in adulthood" "Over achievement in crisis situations is an indicator of ADHD" Both of which provoke "Hmm, ya probably, and fuck you too"

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 8 months ago

Is this where we mention "Insights", the coloured blocks that show your co-workers your work personality traits? As part of their analysis you get to do an overly-long personality quiz. Later, when you go to their seminar, you get a book full of descriptions about you that sound like the "cold reading" stuff that fortune tellers use. That stuff is BIG-time Forer effect.