The database of random questions used in the interviews is getting slightly outdated. It’s been awhile now since McCain made his (poor) choice for running mate, just to name one. So what I’d like is new questions. Suggest as many as you want on any subject you want. The more random and unusual the better. Just keep them relatively work-safe. You’ll be linked in the interviews that your question is used unless you request otherwise.

And as always, if you want to be interviewed, leave a comment on this post or on the original. If it’s been awhile since you volunteered and you haven’t received the questions, let me know.

This is the fourth in (hopefully!) a long series of interviews. The questions were randomly selected from a list of more than sixty questions using Random.org’s number generator. If you’re interested in participating, please leave a comment on this entry. This week’s interviewee is Alex. An entry (or two!) about my weekend in Vegas will be posted sometime soon!

1. What is your opinion on medications treating such disorders as
depression and ADHD and the frequency that these are prescribed?

I have no opinion on the medications. However, my older brother suffered from a bout of depression as a teenager, and he was prescribed some anti-depression medications and they helped a lot with his moods. I don’t have any reason to dislike them, but I also don’t have any reason to like them. To me, they should be prescribed as needed — nothing less, nothing more.

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This is the third in (hopefully!) a long series of interviews. The questions were randomly selected from a list of more than sixty questions using Random.org’s number generator. If you’re interested in participating, please leave a comment on this entry. This week’s interviewee is Aisling.

What is your opinion on medications treating such disorders as depression and ADHD and
the frequency that these are prescribed?

I think that they can be useful, but should not be used as a permanent solution. There
is no reason for children to be drugged out to the point where they cannot function, for
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This is the second in (hopefully!) a long series of interviews. The questions were randomly selected from a list of more than sixty questions using Random.org’s number generator. If you’re interested in participating, please leave a comment on this entry. This week’s interviewee is Clem.

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This is the first in (hopefully!) a long series of interviews. The questions were randomly selected from a list of more than sixty questions using Random.org’s number generator. If you’re interested in participating, please leave a comment on this entry. This week’s interviewee is Vera. One more thing, this entry is the 100th post published on this site!
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