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Disqualifying the positive is a kind of cognitive distortion where you explain away good things that happen because they don't fit into your *grand unified theory of negativity* — but it's a little more nuanced than that. NOTE: This episode was originally recorded in 2018, but it felt like a fitting way to end this era of the show...for updates on our hiatus [https://open.spotify.com/episode/03QHQR6175COtaBhClgaL7?si=a-wePGXyQF2sMG_J9l1IYg] follow host @abbymnorman [https://www.instagram.com/abbymnorman/] on Instagram!

"There was malice in the thrust," — NYT report c. 1906 on aggressive confetti throwing.

Did an experimental treatment really save a teenage girl from rabies - or was it just a coincidence?

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"Master keys" are actually part of a much larger hierarchal system of keying. Master keys can be "Grand" or "Great Grand" (like grandpas) depending on how many lower key systems they can unlock.