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  Some people grew up with parents that loved them and showed them how to be happy. I'd say that's a bit rare, as most people are fucked up in some way. That would be the biggest reason why some people don't suffer as much as others.
context: RIP Rutherford B Crazy :( >
  
  Rutherford B rich, Rutherford B successful as all hell, but you know what else Rutherford B? Rutherford B right. >
  
  Rutherford B dead. >
  
  I met Buster about 30 years ago when they tried to bring the concept over to the U.K.; my dad worked on the management team and showed me around the venue just after it officially opened.  Buster was a lovely man who gave an eight-year-old the time of day despite what must have been a busy time. >
  
  Nurse here.  Depression is exceptionally common after a brain injury.  So much so, that we routinely encourage a antidepressant asap.  I hope he was being treated. >
  
  I learned about this on Steve-O's podcast. Johnny Knoxville said he'd never experienced depression before until he sustained a really bad head injury (fairly recently, too, if I remember right). >
  
  
  Johnny Knoxville said he'd never experienced depression
  
  This is such a bizarre thing to consider, that a man could live decades in modern society and never experience depression before. How could that even happen?