Facial expressions aren't emotions.
"One emerging – and increasingly supported – theory is that facial expressions don’t reflect our feelings. Instead of reliable readouts of our emotional states, they show our intentions and social goals."
https://t.co/7IowEz81si
@TheRaDR Daily Kos's spreadsheet. Not as visually nice as some of the others but specific and they track a lot of races/ballot measures the others don't.
https://t.co/jp1GEPx74Q
Clarification for those who don’t know history:
“Haunt them like the already dead” refers to us, the protestors, as if we are already lost, as if we are ghosts.
AIDS help and research finally came because people who were dying used their lives and deaths to help the future live
US artist and printmaker Delita Martin, known for using drawing and printmaking to create works that explore the reconstruction of African-American identity #womensart
Live from the #TIFF18 Doc Conference: The Future of Contemporary Indigenous Storytelling
@Alethea_Aggiuq provides critical insight into how to tell stories with humility while looking to the future of contemporary Indigenous storytelling. https://t.co/BdajoG7Z2v
A5 Pain meds leading to addition story-I think it sticks around because it keeps settlers' innocent. The opioid crisis has a lot of white people. Blaming docs makes it individual (no structural issues), keeps a clear causality and makes it not white people's fault. #MedTraumaChat
A4 Partner's driving when neck pain hits. I can't move. Go to ER.
Doc: I don't really think it's anything
Me: (sobbing from pain)
Doc: (sigh) We can do a CT
It's an arterial dissection. They give morphine.
The diagnosis was quick but they didn't want to look #MedTraumaChat
A2 I also have depression/anxiety. Asking for help makes the anxiety shoot up and doing it a climate of 'feeling wrong' for asking makes it worse.
The meds I take for depression also mean I can't take NSAIDs which I know makes me look bad
I basically don't ask.
#MedTraumaChat
A1a My docs do everything to avoid even talking about opioids as an option. After diagnosed w/EDS in '17, the only pain talk was "get physical therapy" medication was out. Went to ER for migraine, they gave a cocktail that knocked me about over saying 'opioids' #medtraumachat