<instructions>Your goal is to analyze the following comment and estimate how highly it will be upvoted by the Hacker News community.</instructions><comment><author>Chinmayh</author><text>&amp;quot;How are you not dead?&amp;quot;
And what would you have me do about it - Kill myself. Not really a solution. is it?&lt;p&gt;Most rich people will break if they are forced to live in poverty. Most people take what they have for granted. Rarely realizing, how lucky they are.</text><parent_chain><item><author>eli_gottlieb</author><text>&amp;gt;having no friends for 14 years can be disruptive&lt;p&gt;WHAT THE UNHOLY FLYING FUCK!?&lt;p&gt;How are you not dead?  No actual personal relationships closer than coworker or acquaintance, other than possibly your parents?  Near-total personal isolation?  FOR 14 YEARS!?&lt;p&gt;That would have broken me in mere months.</text></item><item><author>Chinmayh</author><text>I am not surprised that a treatment that is so effective to the author has remained unknown to him for so long. I have had feelings of suicide for the last 14 years. I personally hate meeting psychologists, because they can be so unpredictable. Some of the better ones prescribed me medicine, some of the worse ones, told me I had to stop crying and find solutions to my problems, that I was lazy. I was also told because I could do my job and earn a good living, I had nothing wrong. Few acknowledge that having no friends for 14 years can be disruptive. I am in a state where every moment is sad, but over the years at least I have learnt to keep a happy face on the outside and wait for something to happen. I just wished psychologists be more scientific and stop considering everything trial and error!</text></item></parent_chain></comment><story><title>No Longer Wanting to Die</title><url>http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com//2015/05/16/no-longer-wanting-to-die/</url></story>
<instructions>Your goal is to analyze the following comment and estimate how highly it will be upvoted by the Hacker News community.</instructions><comment><author>maxerickson</author><text>If this is really what you want to say, maybe try to spend a bit more effort saying it.</text><parent_chain><item><author>eli_gottlieb</author><text>&amp;gt;having no friends for 14 years can be disruptive&lt;p&gt;WHAT THE UNHOLY FLYING FUCK!?&lt;p&gt;How are you not dead?  No actual personal relationships closer than coworker or acquaintance, other than possibly your parents?  Near-total personal isolation?  FOR 14 YEARS!?&lt;p&gt;That would have broken me in mere months.</text></item><item><author>Chinmayh</author><text>I am not surprised that a treatment that is so effective to the author has remained unknown to him for so long. I have had feelings of suicide for the last 14 years. I personally hate meeting psychologists, because they can be so unpredictable. Some of the better ones prescribed me medicine, some of the worse ones, told me I had to stop crying and find solutions to my problems, that I was lazy. I was also told because I could do my job and earn a good living, I had nothing wrong. Few acknowledge that having no friends for 14 years can be disruptive. I am in a state where every moment is sad, but over the years at least I have learnt to keep a happy face on the outside and wait for something to happen. I just wished psychologists be more scientific and stop considering everything trial and error!</text></item></parent_chain></comment><story><title>No Longer Wanting to Die</title><url>http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com//2015/05/16/no-longer-wanting-to-die/</url></story>