Think you’ve been grieving for too long? You’re wrong.
Modern psychiatry pathologizes grief lasting longer than two weeks, incorrectly labeling it depression rather than a natural process that can take months or years to resolve. Neurological studies reveal that the brain's reward system remains highly active when confronting reminders of the deceased, mirroring the yearning found in romantic relationships. Unlike contemporary society's demand to quickly return to normalcy, older cultures honored extended mourning periods of six months to a year to allow for deep emotional processing. This perspective reframes suffering not as a defect to be fixed, but as an essential component of human empathy and meaning-making.
Is it still worth learning UI/UX as a Beginner?
Current frontier AI models, including Gemini and Opus, generate UI/UX designs averaging a 6 out of 10 rating, while their code generation scores between 7 and 8 out of 10. Analysis of community-shared projects reveals persistent issues with alignment, color consistency, and spatial hierarchy that remain undetected even when prompting for expert-level design. These findings suggest that while AI can produce functional code, it currently lacks the nuanced judgment required for professional-grade user interfaces. Beginners should prioritize mastering core design principles to effectively critique and refine AI outputs rather than relying on the technology for final deliverables.