Not admitted · Vague or promotional
Rules 1.1.0 · as of 14 Sep 2026
Owen Scott Muir · Said 5 May 2026 · owen-2225
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Vague or promotional
“the links at the bottom of the article in The NY Times give us a tantalizing hint at what the future could look like—or what the present looks like, if you are a reader of this newsletter.”
The author says the NYT article on Kennedy's antidepressant plan omitted brain stimulation, then points to a linked NYT brain stimulation article as a hint of the future of non-drug depression care. He lists ProlivRx, Flow, TMS, DBS, SWIFT, SAINT, One-D, Prism, and companies Salma Health, Radial (his own), Beckley Clinical, Mindful Health Solutions as that present/future.
No entity, observable event, benchmark or threshold can be written from the text and its immediate context. Slogans ('game changer', 'once-in-a-lifetime opportunity', 'favourite stock') and quantifiers with no countable set ('more', 'first', 'all') without a defined set.