Well, I did say at baseline. You are probably familiar with the concept of "depressive realism?" The idea is that since depressed people can have a pessimistic bias, there is a point between being able to do laundry and being a puddle on the floor where the effects are perfectly cancelling out, and we see things as they are. I think it's mainly bunk, we never see things as they are and complicated things don't cancel out cleanly, but there's something to it.
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