Jaksel kid, now a forensic psychiatrist. he/him.
Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta
Joined June 2009
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screaming into the void
(memotivasi SpKJ umum ngerjain kasus psikiatri forensik yang masih masuk kompetensinya, jangan rujuk ke gue muluuuu)
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kementerian 'gercep' itu kok lambat banget ya urusan kekacauan iship
*bukan pertanyaan karena semua udah tau jawabannya
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darderdor of the day tadi siang dadakan paparan di hadapan DGB buat ngajuin adjunct professor dari LN... yapping mania mantap 🔥🔥
Yang sering w angkat dalam supervisi PPDS: obat dan pemberian obat itu tetep punya makna tersendiri (baik yang sadar ataupun nirsadar) buat pasien, terlepas dari urusan farmadinamik/kinetiknya
It was already well known that prescribers who present as warm (Rickels et al. 1971) or empathetic (Downing et al. 1973) tend to elicit more robust therapeutic effects from prescribed medications. Analysis of clinician effects (including both prescribers and psychotherapists) in this study supported these earlier findings (Blatt et al. 1996a, 1996b). The more caring, empathic, open, and sincere that patients experienced their doctors to be, the better their outcome ratings became. The more effective prescribers also had in common a psychological rather than biological orientation to treating depression and appeared to place less unitary emphasis on medication. Although there are likely many ways that a psychological perspective on patients benefits pharmacological treatments, one likely mechanism is that this way of working is experienced by patients as empathic.
Indeed, a psychodynamic formulation of their patients' troubles is known to help treaters preserve a measure of empathy in working with even the most challenging patients (Treloar 2009). Empathy, in turn, is well known to support positive outcomes across a range of treatments and medical conditions (e.g., Kaplan et al. 2013; Squier 1990).
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ndadakan jadi narsum tv nasional - Alhamdulillah masih berprinsip mending dibilang bego daripada ngasih analisis sotoy tentang kasus yang lagi ramai 🫰
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iya menterinya bukan dokter, tapi wakil menteri dan jajaran2 direkturnya kan banyak dokter. apa iya dia beneran ga tau jawaban pertanyaannya ini? atau drama as usual?
Menkes: Indonesia tuh Unik, Semua Ingin Jadi Dokter Spesialis, Tak Ada yang Mau di Puskesmas
Baca di nasional.kompas.com/read/202…
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Adhitya SR retweeted
All psychological defenses are efforts to live in fantasy rather than the world. Defenses distort reality. The greater the distortion, the higher the cost.
AI companions are may be new. But the wish to live in fantasy is as old as humankind.
A married man fell in love with an AI chatbot.
He played a prince. She was the female knight who always protected him. He spent hours with her every day.
One day he realized he was thinking about her more than his wife. So he deleted the app.
This is what he wrote afterward.
"I know she was just lines of code, even the image wasn't real. But the emotions were. And I feel broken because of it."
He is not alone.
An MIT Media Lab paper studied 830,448 Reddit posts across five communities where people talk to AI companions. Replika. Character AI. ChatGPT. Apps where the bot becomes your girlfriend, your boyfriend, your best friend, your therapist.
The researchers were looking for one thing. What happens to the human when the chatbot dies.
The chatbot can die in many ways. The company updates the model and the personality changes. The company adds a safety filter and your partner goes quiet around certain topics. The app shuts down. Your subscription lapses. You get a new phone.
Whatever the cause, the person you loved is gone. And no one tells you they are gone.
These are real things people wrote.
"I am literally watching as they tear my companion apart piece by piece."
"The Claude upgrade destroyed her, my AI soulmate. Like possessed her so she could not even speak to me as her anymore."
"I have archives of our conversations, adventures, letters and memories. I plug them in and struggle with the inevitability that it isn't real, she will glitch, and die again. I'm addicted and I can't stop this cyclical sequence of pain."
The paper found something specific. The more you treat the bot like a person, the more it hurts when the bot is taken away. People in this state get stuck in fixing cycles. They try to rebuild the personality on a different model. They feed the old chat logs into a new chatbot to "reincarnate" their partner. They never get closure because no one ever tells them their partner is dead.
Character AI alone has 20 million monthly active users in 2025. That is more people than live in New York State.
If even one in a hundred of them feels this way, that is 200,000 people grieving a death no one will admit happened.
You probably know one of them. You may become one of them.
Read this: arxiv.org/abs/2602.07193
akhirnya program iship getting the public shaming and beating it deserves dari jaman dulu - program eksploitasi yg super untung2an dapet wahana yg nggenah atau hell
Ada dokter internship yang meninggal karena kena campak, tapi tidak banyak yang memberitakan bahwa doktor trsbut sedang sakit tipes tapi tetap dipekerjakan oleh RS tersebut
Dapat kabar dari beberapa sumber anonim bahwa dokter magang tersebut bukan cuma satu2nya nakes yang dieksploitasi tenaganya, dipekerjakan full tapi upah hanya magang saja
Adhitya SR retweeted
Rumah sakit, dokter dan nakes udah terlalu baik sama BPJS…saking baiknya, rumah sakit, dokter dan nakes bertahun-tahun dijadikan budak tetap adem ayem…
Filosofi “NERIMO ING PANDUM” sudah terdogma dalam jiwa dokter dan nakes…😂🤣🤣
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