What I think I about this whole industry, actually, and I say as an academic, I just sort of particularly aware that some of the really culpable parties in all of this.

Obviously, it's the venture capitalists and the bastards who are kind of building these companies in the first place.

But they always, or they tend to have an extremely highly paid academic psychologist from, you know, Yale or Harvard or somewhere like that,

who was willing to completely prostitute their reputation to make

huge amounts of equities and payments and so on, to say, to, you know, endorse this kind of stuff

by some sort of spurious thing about, this is backed by science.

I mean, that's where loads of these kind of happiness apps and so on.

One of the ways they market themselves is, hey, we've got science. This isn't just some kind of bullshit from Silicon Valley or Cambridge,

Massachusetts. We've actually got science on our side. And that's one of the things that

really kind of pushes this stuff. And that's the way they convince employers to kind of roll this stuff

out is to say, yeah, you know, well, we've got all this data about the fact that stress kind of hits your bottom line and all this kind of way from economists, but we've also got these neuroscientists and psychiatrists who will actually endorse the fact that actually a two-minute kind of exchange of text messages from someone with someone in Colombia who's working on $2 an hour or whatever it is, is actually going to kind of get them back to work more productive instantly. And these people

are doing this stuff. They're not doing it publicly, but it's the same kind of circuit of

expertise, just like the economists who were basically doing work for banks pre 2008, saying that

your products are safe and then advising credit rating agencies the same thing. You now have a

circuit of psychologists and psychiatrists who are making similar sums

of money by doing the same thing in this kind of what you could call a kind of neuroindustrial

complex that has developed. So those people have got a lot to answer for as well. Hello, I'm Jeff

Science and I approve this message. Well, just to close out this segment, I was searching for

some more stuff on Ginger and I found a review of Ginger, IA, Ginger, the company, on a site called Real Ways to Earn Money Online.com.

And the title of the article is, work at home in the mental health industry.

Oh, my God. Tired of being a horny mom in

someone's area who makes $500 a month from home. Just dogooling shit. Just, yeah, just desulturally

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