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Today, we try to bring awareness to post-traumatic stress disorder. As a shared culture, we have spent centuries noting it---often in soldiers, to the exclusion of everyone else---and proceeding to marginalize the victims in various ways. We seem to finally have our first broad understanding of the issues involved and treatments beyond hiding from the world.
I feel thankful to not share in this disorder, but we shouldn't really ignore any issue affecting nearly seven percent of the population, and so I wrote a bit about the issues involved when describing my approach to [content advisories]({% post_url 2021-07-04-advisory %}), around this time last year.
...And now I don't have a segue. I also haven't gotten much done, this week.
Library Updates
I needed to bump library versions for Slack Backup, Uxuyu, and Replybrary.
Next
I still have plans to return to Salavi, and will eventually work in a new idea that has come to me.
Credits: The header image is PTSD stress brain by National Institutes of Health, in the public domain as the work of the United States government.
