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Bipolar and Borderline Personality disorder mostly being discovered in the teen years does not mean that most teens are diagnosed with either disorder.
So enlighten me as to what “conditions not typically seen in the teen demographic” means.
More typically seen in a different demographic. If someone said heart attacks are not typically seen in the teen demographic you would assume they are more typically seen in a different demographic (which they are), but the vast majority of people of any demographic don't have heart attacks.
It means that those who exhibit BPD or bipolar disorder are typically not teenagers-- which we know to be untrue.
I mean, the way you just phrased that, it is true. It being a lifelong disorder, there are tremendously more adults with it than teens. Say something about age of diagnosis instead.
Hmm, I suppose you're right, if we're talking absolute numbers. Quite possibly not if we're adjusting for the proportion of the population comprised of each age group-- which I'd argue is implied as soon as someone uses a term like "typical". But you're right, I didn't phrase that well.
I'm on Twitter for the sole purpose of digging up dirt on people, I'll have you know.
Its video shorts made by the youngest demographic which makes it the world cultural zeitgeist. The youth determine culture or at least the most dynamic part of it.
Tiny babies? Tired of accidentally discharging firearms, toddlers moving into video production?
It's nothing to do with the content-- the bill is open that it targets any social media company with over 1m users which is owned or "influenced" by China, Cuba, Russia, Venezuela, and a few other countries Marco Rubio considers dangerous. Where it was made is very much the point and its not hidden.
