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Craig Bryan: Rethinking suicide
This is a Karolinska Suicide Seminar held online January 23rd 2023 by Professor Craig J Bryan, Ohio State University, moderated by Professor Christian Rück, Karolinska Institutet. Find more of this series online seminars at @PsychiatryLectures
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Niamh Mullins: Is there a link between suicide and genetics?
zhlédnutí 327Před rokem
This is a Karolinska Suicide Seminar held online in 2022 by Associate Professor Niamh Mullins at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai i New York. It is moderated by Assistant Professor John Wallert, Karolinska Institutet. Find more of there series at @PsychiatryLectures
Seena Fazel: Can we really predict suicide?
zhlédnutí 829Před rokem
This is a Karolinska Suicide Seminar held online September 26 2022 by Professor Seena Fazel, Oxford University, moderated by Professor Christian Rück, Karolinska Institutet.
Audrey Tyrka: The Psychiatric-Metabolic Syndrome
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 4 lety
Stockholm Psychiatry Lectures, Nov 4, 2019 at Karolinska Institutet. "The Psychiatric-Metabolic Syndrome: How Stress and Trauma Program the Body and Brain" Professor Audrey Tyrka Dr. Tyrka's (Brown University, United States) research program is focused on the biological mechanisms of risk resulting from early stress and trauma in maltreated children and adults with a history of childhood advers...
Peder Björling: En bra krisplan
zhlédnutí 2,1KPřed 4 lety
Peder Björling, Personlighetsprogrammet Psykiatri Sydväst, psykiater, leg psykoterapeut. Peder Björling presenterar a hur en bra krisplan kan göras i journalen.
Barbara Stanley: Can a crisis intervention prevent suicide?
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 4 lety
Barbara Stanley, PhD Professor of Medical Psychology Department of Psychiatry Columbia University From: www.columbiapsychiatry.org/profile/barbara-h-stanley-phd Clinical Expertise Treatment of individuals with suicidal behavior, self-injury, borderline personality disorder (BPD), emotion regulation difficulties; Consultation with family members who have adolescent or adult children with psychia...
Lisa Feldman Barrett: Emotion inside out
zhlédnutí 25KPřed 6 lety
Professor Lisa Feldman Barrett, Northeastern University and Massachusetts General Hospital, USA gave her lecture entitled "Emotion inside out: From cartoon neuroscience to the predictive brain" March 13 2018. Among many things, she has gained a lot of attention with her recently published book "How emotions are made: The secret life of the brain" (2017).
Trevor Robbins: Compulsivity and Impulsivity
zhlédnutí 14KPřed 6 lety
A Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture held at Karolinska Institutet November 20 2017 held by Trevor Robbins, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology University of Cambridge . Full Title: "Impulsivity and Compulsivity: Neural basis and Neuropsychiatric implications".
Vintage: Light and Biological Rhythms in Man
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 6 lety
Light, Rhythms and Blues/ Ljus, Rytmer och Blues. En film producerad av Gunnar Wetterberg i samband med ett Wenner-Grensymposium 1992 i Stockholm om ”Light and Biological Rhythms in Man”. A film produced by Gunnar Wetterberg in connection with a Wenner-Gren International Symposium 1992 in Stockholm, Sweden entitled “Light and Biological Rhythms in Man” Participants: Russel Reiter USA, Arthur Yu...
Svenaeus: Vem är normal? Det psykiatriska sjukdomsbegreppet
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 6 lety
Vem är normal och vem är sjuk? Och vad är sjukdom i psykiatrin? Professor Fredrik Svenaeus berör bland annat dessa frågor i sin Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture som hölls 25 september 2017. Den följdes av Mats Adlers föredrag som du också hittar på vår youtubekanal.
Mats Adler: Finns den rätta psykiatriska diagnostiken?
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 6 lety
Denna Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture hölls 25 september 2017 och Mats Adler, specialist i psykiatri och allmänmedicin, med dr och adjunkt talar här om psykiatrisk diagnostiks utmaningar och lösningar. Han talar om prototypal diagnostik och hyr vi kan öka precisionen i diagnostik och undvika överdiagnostik. Denna föreläsning gavs efter Fredrik Svenaeus föreläsning som du hittar på vår youtubekanal.
Thalia Eley: Therapygenetics
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 7 lety
Thalia Eley is a Professor of Developmental Behavioural Genetics at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London. The full title of her talk is: "Therapygenetics: how genes and environment influence psychological treatment outcome". This Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture was held March 7 2017. For more lectures please visit czcams.com/users/psychiatrylectures
Scott Lilienfeld: The Search for Successful Psychopathy
zhlédnutí 52KPřed 7 lety
Scott O. Lilienfeld is a professor of psychology at Emory University and gave Stockholm Psycjiatry Lecture titled "Beneath the Mask: The Search for Successful Psychopathy" on November 8, 2016.. Although psychopathic personality (psychopathy) has traditionally been regarded as a largely or entirely malignant condition, some scholars have contended that psychopathy, or at least some of the traits...
Vikram Patel: Psychological Treatments for the World: Lessons from Low and Middle Income Countries.
zhlédnutí 3,6KPřed 7 lety
Vikram Patel, Professor of International Mental Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Public Health Foundation of India held a Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture about "Psychological Treatments for the World: Lessons from Low and Middle Income Countries" October 5 2016 at Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. More lectures at czcams.com/users/psychiatrylectures
David Clark: Developing and disseminating effective psychological treatments (the IAPT story)
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 7 lety
A Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture held by Professor David Clark, Oxford University, on August 30 2016 at Karolinska Institutet. For more lectures in this series check: czcams.com/users/psychiatrylectures
Rousseau: What should psychiatry do for unaccompanied refugee minors?
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 8 lety
Rousseau: What should psychiatry do for unaccompanied refugee minors?
Karl Deisseroth: Optogenetics in psychiatry
zhlédnutí 7KPřed 8 lety
Karl Deisseroth: Optogenetics in psychiatry
Lisa Monteggia: Ketamin and the mechanism of rapid antidepressant response
zhlédnutí 4,5KPřed 9 lety
Lisa Monteggia: Ketamin and the mechanism of rapid antidepressant response
Andrew Skodol: Personality disorders in DSM-5
zhlédnutí 106KPřed 9 lety
Andrew Skodol: Personality disorders in DSM-5
Patrick Sullivan: Why care about psychiatric genetics?
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 9 lety
Patrick Sullivan: Why care about psychiatric genetics?
Michelle Craske: Exposure Strategies - State of the Art
zhlédnutí 44KPřed 9 lety
Michelle Craske: Exposure Strategies - State of the Art
Rajita Sinha: The Stressed Brain
zhlédnutí 11KPřed 9 lety
Rajita Sinha: The Stressed Brain
Nassir Ghaemi: Manic-Depressive Illness- controversies
zhlédnutí 65KPřed 10 lety
Nassir Ghaemi: Manic-Depressive Illness- controversies
Richard McNally: Memories of past lifes and space alien abduction
zhlédnutí 161KPřed 10 lety
Richard McNally: Memories of past lifes and space alien abduction
Lessons to be learned and Q&A
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 10 lety
Lessons to be learned and Q&A
Gerhard Andersson: Psychotherapy and side effects
zhlédnutí 3,6KPřed 10 lety
Gerhard Andersson: Psychotherapy and side effects
Dan Josefsson: Chronology of the Thomas Quick-case
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 10 lety
Dan Josefsson: Chronology of the Thomas Quick-case
Åsa Nilsonnes avskedsföreläsning: Varifrån kommer våra emotionellt instabila kvinnliga patienter?
zhlédnutí 13KPřed 10 lety
Åsa Nilsonnes avskedsföreläsning: Varifrån kommer våra emotionellt instabila kvinnliga patienter?
Kerry Ressler: Neural circuits mediating fear, risk and resilience: from Pavlov to PTSD.
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 10 lety
Kerry Ressler: Neural circuits mediating fear, risk and resilience: from Pavlov to PTSD.
David Nutt: Decision making about illegal drugs: time for science to take the lead
zhlédnutí 39KPřed 10 lety
David Nutt: Decision making about illegal drugs: time for science to take the lead

Komentáře

  • @replaceablehead
    @replaceablehead Před 12 dny

    I've been researching treatments for over a decade, this is the most important video I have ever watched on any topic.

  • @govorit_i_pokazivaet
    @govorit_i_pokazivaet Před 13 dny

    Как я понял, улучшения нейромедиаторного гомеостаза избавит людей от психозов и дефектов памяти.. Интересно, что доктор знает о функциональной организации в норме и патологии?

  • @kellizwingelstein8881

    Richard McNally....please reach out.Thku....Im not crazy.

  • @Csio12
    @Csio12 Před 27 dny

    I thought Abignail passed bar exam being the only truth about him ????

  • @bradhampton6457
    @bradhampton6457 Před měsícem

    First Lady from Plains. My favorite. Love the Carters.

  • @sideshowbob8220
    @sideshowbob8220 Před měsícem

    Psychiatry is as dangerous as chiropractors and acupuncturists

  • @RichieKnowsBest
    @RichieKnowsBest Před měsícem

    I LOVE THIS!

  • @poochini7272
    @poochini7272 Před měsícem

    So inspirational 🎉

  • @poochini7272
    @poochini7272 Před měsícem

    U are right on, Dr. Ghaemi You are the only Clinician I listen to consistently on Bipolar. Those of us who have lived with this thing since childhood can safely say you are right on the money. Ty for caring. We appreciate u!

  • @loriemerns5741
    @loriemerns5741 Před měsícem

    Ah, psychopathology, the bane of psychology. And here I thought we left behind all that Freudian crap. McNally starts off talking about how there's a recurring pattern of memory repression in trauma patients. His immediate response? No attempt at empathy or understanding, but overt bafflement. Then, instead of drawing information from neuroscience or psychology to understand these memory-repression patterns, he immediately divulges into the concept of 'past lives', a topic of which has no links in science, but spirituality. Could it be deduced that trauma patients use spiritual beliefs to soothe themselves? Well - he doesn't even mention such a possibility. Instead of linking the 'spiritual phenomena' to solid science, he just dives head-first into a random selection of trauma patients' dreams. And all throughout the talk, he uses a voice that gives the impression of a business conference, rather than a discussion on trauma patients. Meanwhile, the audience can be heard chuckling at some of these points. I feel sorry for any individuals watching this video who wanted solid information. People who talk about their patients like they're not human - like they're interesting animals or objects to marvel at - must be scrutinized with just as much apathy. I made it to 9 minutes, but I feel like watching the rest is a waste of time. If anyone here is genuinely intrigued or impressed by McNally's work, please don't work in therapy.

  • @blackpanther788
    @blackpanther788 Před 2 měsíci

    Mr Paul Fletcher, The ketamine and the dopamine controlling along with brain mapping that you spoke on earlier in this lecture. Is extremely useful in my life.

  • @wildhumans8116
    @wildhumans8116 Před 2 měsíci

    Ive been abducted by aliens on two seperate occasions. Its very real, time will show this truth

  • @aigillberg979
    @aigillberg979 Před 2 měsíci

    I have a diagnosis of Paranoid Schizophrenia. But my big problem is between the legs. And there is no real medicine for it. Many see and hear in sight only after medication. I've tried a few but it wasn't for me. It is relatives who want me to take medicine. Not myself. I have never met anyone who says meds work

  • @Theonegov
    @Theonegov Před 2 měsíci

    I found out that it was guys using high technology -

  • @fdevlin5932
    @fdevlin5932 Před 3 měsíci

    Can’t get past the constant whistling

  • @patrizia4310
    @patrizia4310 Před 3 měsíci

    So many background noises😥

  • @3-body-problem
    @3-body-problem Před 3 měsíci

    Science will continue to struggle with this topic with such closed, bigoted beliefs. Get past the ego, ask questions and talk to real people about their experiences. Only then should you be given a public stage.

  • @jessevanderhamm
    @jessevanderhamm Před 3 měsíci

    What an ignorant fool. The epitome of someone blinded and indoctrinated by their ivy league education.

  • @NameLast-wm5je
    @NameLast-wm5je Před 3 měsíci

    Interesting. I would be ecstatic to learn how these studies and understanding holds up in view of studies of completely asexual creatures, or ones without hormonal variations. That is to say: Is it really driven by neurochemical states brought on by external factors? To what degree should humanity endevour to excell at developing benefitial neurochemical responses from birth? Is that key to a brilliant species instead of just a few brilliant individuals?

  • @capresti3537
    @capresti3537 Před 3 měsíci

    Psychiatry's mental health treatments are pseudoscience not safe and effective alternatives.

  • @JamesMcCutcheon
    @JamesMcCutcheon Před 4 měsíci

    QUACK QUACK QUACK the sound of the Psychiatric Community. DOPE PUSHERS they only use RX.

  • @Anon0nline
    @Anon0nline Před 4 měsíci

    This is mostly nonsense simply because the speaker, David Tolin, makes assertions without providing any epistemic framework for his models. In science you can never just make assertions or treat frameworks as scientific by assertion alone. Every single assertion requires a complete, tested foundation and fallacy-free argument. While his goals here are admirable, it's clear he still believes pseudoscientific psychiatric assertions and practives, re-catagorizing them as possibly belonging to either/or science-pseudoscience (again, without justification). Instead of appealing to Epistemology or referecing those that worked on Theory of Science like Epistemologist Karl Popper, he relies on subjective statements by people whose expertise was not in that field. Popper famously critisized both Psychology and Psychiatry as complete psuedoscience and wrote to Psychiatric Critic Dr. Thomas Szasz about his problems with Psychiatric and Psycho-therapeutic claims and treatments. It's exceptionally clear that David Tolin is not interested in an epistemic/scientific approach to weeding out issues in Psychiatry, but instead seeks to desperately blur the lines to justify his use of cognitive dissonance.

  • @jewishgenes
    @jewishgenes Před 4 měsíci

    Yes, a world with only reward and no pain no punishment. My mans…you don’t mean that that’s wild

  • @stevekaylor5606
    @stevekaylor5606 Před 5 měsíci

    A down-and-out person is brought before a Standard of Care psychiatrist: He responds by handing him a disease-like Freudian label, then neurotoxic drugs or ECT. Soon, his patient is being made into a long term cash cow, to secure financialization! Deceit? / The former actor Michael Landon believed in building human potential. For about 2 weeks, he moved into an Autism asylum - where he encouraged everyone to become great. One man stated: "If he believed that we were that great, maybe we are!" / If people are distracted or depressed - then enlist them to sing in Glee Clubs, so they can begin to develop a mental + emotional dedication, a cathexis - which is what Mental Health is!

  • @XxOSTONEBENOTSOxX
    @XxOSTONEBENOTSOxX Před 5 měsíci

    Its weird because when youre not dealing with mental health issues you think it only happens to others and you cant really grasp what they are because you didnt experience them. After like 2 decades of doing speed ...I was at a point where i thought i was decyphering things in music videos and had compulsions and delusions etc.. I was in toxic psychosis. At first I thought that it was impossible that it was because of the drugs since i had been doing them for years and was fine.. But during those 20 years i went more and more into isolation and slowly increased the amount i was doing over time.. I would always spend 3 days awake then crash then stay a few days sober then start over. And i consider myself lucky to have had the chance to ''start over'' by getting sober and having anti psychotic for 2-3 years.. I was even able to slowly lower the amount of anti-psychotic little by little to a point where i didnt need them anymore.. Now ive been sober for almost 5yrs. im also lucky that i can see that i was sick and that the delusions were delusions. 2 years after getting sober .. A friend of mine started hearing voices and feeling like his neighbors were following him and insulting him etc.. I witnessed many times that what he was experiencing wasnt there.. But even when he was medicated and his symptoms were gone.. He was still sure that the hallucinations and delusions were real.. I thought this was called encapsulated delirium or something but i cant find the actual name. Anyways ..now i watch these types of videos with a different perspective. I can understand them better since i experienced some of them.

  • @smartiepancake
    @smartiepancake Před 5 měsíci

    25:20 - the correct answer is a)

  • @leticiadelgadillo
    @leticiadelgadillo Před 6 měsíci

    czcams.com/video/6JPgpasgueQ/video.html

  • @MichaelAlexander1967
    @MichaelAlexander1967 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you for this insightful recording. 1st Lady Rosalynn Carter did a great service to the American people and our allies around the world. I thank God for her tremendous contributions and leadership on promoting better mental health programs and services.

  • @DawnMarie1679
    @DawnMarie1679 Před 6 měsíci

    Rest in peace beautiful Rosalynn Carter 💓🙏 thank you for everything you did on this earth, your soul lives on.

  • @kens416
    @kens416 Před 6 měsíci

    RIP Rosalynn Carter

  • @user-tp4ys2re5m
    @user-tp4ys2re5m Před 6 měsíci

    Madam Rosalyn Carter is so elegant and self disciplined. She seems like natural born for care giving service; she presents herself warm, softly and most importantly gentle and peaceful. She make such social concerns about mental health into a soft and steady resolution: collecting data, teaming up with joint forces, pushing that into legislation and finally getting into implications. The more you learn about her personality and stories, the more you will learn from her about the strength of soft power that things can happen to benefit people. I now deeply believe that President Carter praised her as a partner and influencer, not only she was the First Lady but because she was a great person who naturally is❤

  • @EmmanuelLangat967
    @EmmanuelLangat967 Před 6 měsíci

    Rest in peace first lady.

  • @bartstarr100
    @bartstarr100 Před 6 měsíci

    I hope there is a heaven. Not for my sake. For Rosalynn Carter's

  • @Warriorcats64
    @Warriorcats64 Před 6 měsíci

    What a wonderfully sharp mind, too bad it has departed from this world. RIP.

  • @littyktheslums1319
    @littyktheslums1319 Před 7 měsíci

    How is deja vu past life memories when they happen in the future is like u see it before It happens just don’t know when

  • @Gearhart.
    @Gearhart. Před 7 měsíci

    "What is a drug and who says what a drug is?" That's exactly the question everyone should be asking.

  • @beekneed
    @beekneed Před 7 měsíci

    9 minutes in and I'm pretty turned off by this guy's smug attitude and the ready willingness of his fellow conference attendees to laugh at reported experiences/memories of people who participated in his studies. Why bother studying something if you're just going to mock it? I find this attitude really pathetic and completely unprofessional. If you're so embarrassed by the work you do that you have to crack sarcastic jokes and pull knowing faces, how about stepping back and pursuing work you respect and are proud of? I'm not any kind of 'experiencer' of anything and don't have fixed views on these or related phenomena, but I can entertain implications of data without being embarrassed by them. Perhaps he goes somewhere more constructive with this talk as he goes, but I'm not interested...

  • @markofsaltburn
    @markofsaltburn Před 7 měsíci

    David Nutt is my weirdest man-crush ever.

  • @Robin-bk2lm
    @Robin-bk2lm Před 7 měsíci

    "... The enormous harm... Is caused by its widespread use...", referring to tobacco and alcohol. But nothing here about the harm from dinner drugs of they were also used as widely. Seems intentional. I still want drugs to be a health issue and not a police issue but this makes the data look weak.

    • @Robin-bk2lm
      @Robin-bk2lm Před 7 měsíci

      Other drugs, not dinner drugs.

  • @drpars3763
    @drpars3763 Před 8 měsíci

    Thanks

  • @biologicalmachine4850
    @biologicalmachine4850 Před 8 měsíci

    7

  • @ultravioletpisces3666
    @ultravioletpisces3666 Před 8 měsíci

    11 years ago… has it helped treatment yet??

  • @ultravioletpisces3666
    @ultravioletpisces3666 Před 8 měsíci

    I’m going to disagree and say inability to feel pleasure or joy is worse than feeling pain.

  • @budawang77
    @budawang77 Před 9 měsíci

    Excellent lecture. We need a lot more research into psychopathy and cluster b personality disorders more generally.

  • @investertiger3777
    @investertiger3777 Před 9 měsíci

    Where can I go to get shoe bashing therapy?

  • @johnmartin3735
    @johnmartin3735 Před 9 měsíci

    MORON

  • @capresti3537
    @capresti3537 Před 9 měsíci

    Beware of psychiatrists, They are wicked men & women playing us all as insane. But the real insanity is psychiatry itself. A pseudoscience which has never cured anything but inflicted oceans of suffering on humanity. They are criminals.

  • @dalibofurnell
    @dalibofurnell Před 9 měsíci

    Nurture sounds like an incredible breakthrough program. Those moms are awesome 💪❤️✨️

  • @dalibofurnell
    @dalibofurnell Před 9 měsíci

    The info about pregnancy is more new , and i have never heard the phrase " anorexia is not a contraceptive " wow that's bizarre and shocking but also weirdly not too surprising in these times . Gosh, it's hectic but I agree that people need to know that!

  • @dalibofurnell
    @dalibofurnell Před 9 měsíci

    Really? Is it true that people , professionals, are afraid to work with people with anorexia nervosa? If that's really true, then oh my gosh , quite a few things make sense for me and the way I've been "treated" &/ "not treated" and often been on an insane referral cycle from specialist to specialist except for Ed specialist because there is like nothing here but also theres a problem with professionals not being honest about how they do not know what or how to treat it because they have not gone to educate themselves about it or even been given the education of it when they were studying. It is insane. And of course, no professional will listen to a patient or someone who isnt in their field etc It is horrific and scary its so hard to get help from people who refuse to educate to be able to actually help and stop pretending that they know when they know they have no idea what to do and then go find something else and only treat whatever the thing is that they've studied to find and ignore everything else and then are deluded in thinking they've done their job and feel satisfied. Its exhausting, sometimes all i feel that i am is literally an experiment or literally like nobody but just this personless body beeming thrown around like im not a person like im not allowed to be free from all that and live life. Sometimes i feel like a piece of prey but then am the one to blame when it's realized that I am most certainly no one's prey and its not cool to have this threatening presence of professionals putting so much pressure on me and not break under that or get a break from it without everybody freaking out unnecessarily and its not my fault when someone else isn't educated and then choose to pretend thats not true and then lie , im not an idiot but i also have a big heart so its truly painful to be witness to. I wish someone could just help me with quality of life , i dont expect much anymore but it crushes me when im pushed so hard and given no relief i feel like im going to die in pain and pressure and suffering and only after that be picked apart too and its terrifying, i cannot trust anyone and it is so tolling for me, it is hard and effortful and I've had enough yet cant escape it and yet in all the years never received the level nor vicinity of the care i needed. So at this point all i want to ask is for some help with the pain at least and some assistance with the insane anxiety and pressure, God i just want to be free

    • @dalibofurnell
      @dalibofurnell Před 9 měsíci

      And also, it is like nobody stopped to realize that I have been the one who has done most of the work for over a decade and often im completely taken for granted because there's almost always something that's wrong with me that can be found , it's ridiculous, iv actually experienced some of this repeatedly from different people and then been in the really weird role of informing professionals about how and what and when iv heard the exact same thing before and then give them more information about it and in quite a few , more than that actually, It would be like an interrogation, loads of questions being asked to me, not for me, but for them to know so they can treat others!! Sometimes I feel like I'm the one who should be paid when I'm giving hours to answer all these questions just because they want to know or because maybe they won't necessarily always have the opportunity, and I just feel like screaming sometimes and saying hellloo I'm still here, I'm not gone , it's weird to have to remind professionals in med that the person who I am is very present and being ignored and I'm not a study rat, it's almost humorous. Sometimes I just want to be left alone , because it's almost endless and i have just kept on giving and giving and giving and at the same time keeping alive, maintaining and somehow living beyond the predicted age of my so called death , it's so weird. I often feel like I'm going insane and then I think, well that seems normal to me and I give myself a bit of grace there because I understand what I've been through enough to not have an issue with that part of myself, well to be honest I don't have much issues with myself than others do, also iv noticed that for some it's almost a dissapointment or its unacceptable that I made progress, when I heal too, when I develop and move on, I don't understand that , I really don't, and I honestly am not someone who believes they want to keep me sick , or at least I refuse to believe that. People are people. Humans are humans. I'm me and I can only be me and I'm good with that, it feels right to be "aligned " anyway I could carry on and on but I'd prefer to listen