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If there is an input "out of our reality", then our reality would not be predetermined nor would it be random. (Which makes sense for the simulation hypothesis, which I enjoy having that conversation with my colleagues)
From your other post: "In both Gluon and Haskell, functions without arguments can be represented as functions over the unit type: f: () -> SomeType"
Isn't `f` a constant here too?, how is this different than getChar? (I get I don't understand something here but not sure what)
Don't overthink too much, a therapist is not a friend, your problem is not strange for them, they deal all the time with people suffering the same problems you are experiencing.
Good luck.
Experiments require resources which are limited. And after the falsification of intelligence genes, it makes sense to find a psychological cause for delay of gratification first, and test other logical explanations second.
Edit: I was wrong. Reading Wikipedia article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heritability_of_IQ), it seems intelligence is related to both genes and enviroment.
We live in a world where success is the main motivation. When you realize you don't have the resources to study AI at Harvard, or the contacts to make your product successful; That motivation is gone.
All I can say is don't be harsh to yourself. And remember you are not alone in this unpleasant experience.
Good luck.