Wish I could.I am in complete agony and distress.
Pls someone help me.
Four hundred trillion is 400 million millions, which is 2* the probability that Two (and not 100,000) people independently selecting the winning numbers in a Lotto 6/49 game.
I don't see anyone doing that.Do we really want to pull the rug out from under desperate peoples feet by removing the only means of support they have?
Please keep strong. I totally understand your suffering and wish I could help all of us. Always here to talk xI am in complete agony and distress.
Pls someone help me.
Parkinson's also has a link with tinnitus and visual snow (and chronic pain) as being part of neurological conditions that feature thalamocortical dysrhythmia as a symptom. See here:Thanks @Sevv!
The first treatment looks like it could be interesting for people with severe Hyperacusis -- I wonder if anyone here has tried it/enquired about it. Good to know about anyway.
The second one -- eeek! That definitely sounds like a last resort. Interesting to see that the Parkinson's link is present again -- I believe Parkinson's medication has been shown to have an effect on Tinnitus in some cases.
How do you know?the device won't be out before 2025, probably around 2028...
Thanks man.That's ridiculous. They are absolutely a go to drug for tinnitus. You may have to present cases where doctors prescribe it, sadly. Enter Dr. Shullman in search here... some forum members have had great experiences with this guy. Perhaps he could write something on your behalf. I accidentally googled tinnitus yesterday, pressed the wrong button and Valium was mentioned as standard protocol.
Fight for it. Sorry the doctors are being moronic.
Good on you B.Thanks man.
I'm kind of trying to hold that off for as long as possible. Just knowing that something's out there that might help gives some peace of mind. It's weird I know but for now it works. I know many don't have that choice.
However I think I'd probably be on them if they we're handed out like candy which seems to be the case in parts of the US. So maybe the medical community is doing me a service?
For now, I'm happier not knowing for now than trying and finding out that it doesn't help me at all. Schrodinger's cat you know.
I'm increasingly reaching the same place. COVID-19 has nothing to do with it in my case (and hopefully you will feel better when you aren't so isolated from it). I highly doubt you will be sick enough to need a ventilator, please try not to let that add to your worries. The world does look like shit right now, though, doesn't it? At least i can hopefully add comfort by saying your Lenire spike is most likely temporary based on testimonials I have read here. Hang in there.I'm having some really dark thoughts right now. The tinnitus has been fairly kind for a few weeks then out of the blue I got a spike yesterday evening and I had to take valerian to sleep somehow. And now I'm anxious about what'll happen tonight. And feeling tired and have a headache. Back on the fucking rollercoaster again.
This whole pandemic and tinnitus and whatever mess really makes me think... Why go on? What's there to look forward to? I'm not interested in starting a family; and apart from that I've reached all the conventional milestones in life. There are no really new experiences in store for me. What is guaranteed, however, is a gradual decay of this god damned body I'm forced to live in. Tinnitus and insomnia is already torturous... what will the next one be? Chronic pain? Neurological damage? A few weeks being intubated on a breathing machine? Stay alive and find out!
Fuck this shit. Really. Not just the tinnitus, all of it.
I've made a pact with myself. The washout period for Lenire ends in a week, afterwards I'll be restarting treatment. I'm giving it 6 weeks. If it works, it'll work by then... and give me a semblance of control and hope. If it doesn't work, then it'll probably give me a long-lasting spike like it did last time. That will be just the perfect motivator to skip a few more decades of this miserable existence and just be done with it already. I truly hope there's no afterlife.
Good math but it doesn't tackle the argument of why we exist.Four hundred trillion is 400 million millions, which is 2* the probability that Two (and not 100,000) people independently selecting the winning numbers in a Lotto 6/49 game.
The probability that one coin lands on its edge is supposedly 1/6000, which means that the probability that three coins land on their edge is 1/2,160,000,000 (1 in over 2 trillion).
Thus the probability of flipping 30,000 coins and getting them all to stay on their edge is significantly lower than 1 in 400 trillion.
Contrast, you may be overthinking this stuff. I'd say try to keep yourself occupied with whatever makes you happy. I can see you like science but it seems to get you down at times. Worrying about something as ungraspable as the meaning of life only compounds your distress. Wish you well!Good math but it doesn't tackle the argument of why we exist.
What I am saying is the chance of existing as lucky particle arrangements that end up in a brain in a dead universe by chance is virtually impossible. For everyone of us, the correct sperm would have had to reach the egg for 1 billion years or else a different successor would have been born and not us. Since the time of the big bang, the particles that make up your brain could have ended up anywhere else in the Universe. There are 99.99999999999999999999999999% reasons why we should not exist according to that model.
The current definition of materialism makes existing a virtual impossibility. If consciousness relies on quantum mechanics and we exist because we are stuck in a existential matrix that would explain a lot of things better. However we could also say consciousness relies on quantum mechanics and we only get to exist once. But the chance of existing by pure chance is virtually impossible.
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I'm skeptical of the claim that I am a miracle.
Don't know, just my impression from the UMinn thread. At least it's nothing that is going to be available soon, otherwise it would be the hot sauce in the research forum.How do you know?
Although my day was good, I still had similar thoughts like you. My case might be different, I feel as if I haven't achieved anything at all in my life, at least nothing that makes me feel good and proud of myself. I feel like a failure to myself and having self-inflicted moderate tinnitus doesn't make it better. I probably should take this on more like Fishbone who seems to take everyday as a victory in his life. But then I wonder: Suppose I will have my T cured by age 35-40. How will I have a family when I have zero experience with women and want to have a family so late? Then I fail and think "should have stopped at 30 [now]".I'm having some really dark thoughts right now. The tinnitus has been fairly kind for a few weeks then out of the blue I got a spike yesterday evening and I had to take valerian to sleep somehow. And now I'm anxious about what'll happen tonight. And feeling tired and have a headache. Back on the fucking rollercoaster again.
This whole pandemic and tinnitus and whatever mess really makes me think... Why go on? What's there to look forward to? I'm not interested in starting a family; and apart from that I've reached all the conventional milestones in life. There are no really new experiences in store for me. What is guaranteed, however, is a gradual decay of this god damned body I'm forced to live in. Tinnitus and insomnia is already torturous... what will the next one be? Chronic pain? Neurological damage? A few weeks being intubated on a breathing machine? Stay alive and find out!
Fuck this shit. Really. Not just the tinnitus, all of it.
I've made a pact with myself. The washout period for Lenire ends in a week, afterwards I'll be restarting treatment. I'm giving it 6 weeks. If it works, it'll work by then... and give me a semblance of control and hope. If it doesn't work, then it'll probably give me a long-lasting spike like it did last time. That will be just the perfect motivator to skip a few more decades of this miserable existence and just be done with it already. I truly hope there's no afterlife.
So either there is something going on that science doesn't know about and might never find out, or there is infinite number of universes in which case it is certain that this will happen in one of them.What I am saying is the chance of existing as lucky particle arrangements that end up in a brain in a dead universe by chance is virtually impossible.
I don't understand this point. Someone had to be born, it happened to be me.For everyone of us, the correct sperm would have had to reach the egg for 1 billion years or else a different successor would have been born and not us.
I read somewhere that some processes that happen in the brain and that give rise to consciousness have a quantum mechanics component. That doesn't seem to imply anything supernatural.If consciousness relies on quantum mechanics and we exist because we are stuck in a existential matrix
I don't follow the logic. The new infographic points out that the odds of me being born were low. But the probability of someone being born was 1. This is like saying that if we choose a number at random from a set of numbers with a trillion numbers in it, that a miracle has happened since the number we ended up with was 22. There is no miracle, there was a 100% chance that we would end up with a number, and what the actual number ended up being doesn't really matter.I'm skeptical of the claim that I am a miracle.
There is no evidence yet that the brain relies on quantum mechanics, which if true makes free will impossible.I read somewhere that some processes that happen in the brain and that give rise to consciousness have a quantum mechanics component. That doesn't seem to imply anything supernatural.
If a different sperm made it to the egg, according to materialism you would have not been someone else, you would just not exist without ever knowing it.I don't follow the logic. The new infographic points out that the odds of me being born were low. But the probability of someone being born was 1. This is like saying that if we choose a number at random from a set of numbers with a trillion numbers in it, that a miracle has happened since the number we ended up with was 22. There is no miracle, there was a 100% chance that we would end up with a number, and what the actual number ended up being doesn't really matter.
You don't think neuromodulation or FX-322 at least represents an inkling?As far as I can see - nobody - no scientist has an inkling about how to effectively tackle this thing.
We need a genius with a master stroke...
The senses may involve quantum mechanics.There is no evidence yet that the brain relies on quantum mechanics, which if true makes free will impossible.