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I'd argue that he simply learned from his father that you can't actually get shit done by always falling back on your ideological principles.

I can relate to all of this as well. Like the above person, I find myself lacking motivation to complete the most basic of tasks. I'm often motivated more by fear of embarrassment or failure, which causes things to pile up and lead to stress in my life. A while back I was on Lexapro for my social anxiety and that seemed to help. But I haven't had health insurance for the last few years and therefore haven't been to a doctor.

With that said, in your experience, what is the best type of doctor for visit for this kind of thing?

It seems to me that the PC and console markets will ultimately merge, or, the PC market will absorb the console market. However you want to look at it, that seems to be an inevitable conclusion at this point when you consider what Valve is apparently looking to do and the hardware powering the PS4 and new Xbox.

Microsoft and Huawei aren't exactly equipped to feed people. They are, however, equipped to sell a relatively inexpensive smartphone; putting the sum of human knowledge in peoples hands also has it's own merits. Not to suggest this is some act of pure corporate philanthropy, but it's serving a purpose nonetheless.