Powerpoints shouldn't be banned. The concept of Powerpoint replacing the presenter's knowledge and familiarity with the topic should be banned. Powerpoints should facilitate a lecture/discussion with key points, facts, figures, etc..., not lead it.

My Grandpa had a service dog in his unit. These dogs were trained to kill and function in a specific capacity. They were not pets. My Grandpa said that you did not try to pet or socialize with them at all because they were extremely aggressive. They likely would not have survived being introduced to a normal life in a household after the war ended.

I love dogs. I have two and have grown up with them my entire life. Ideally, these dogs would have never been put into combat. However, euthanizing them after their experiences in combat was likely the best outcome for everyone (including the dogs).

I feel it would be much more beneficial to determine exactly what depression is, what causes it, and what systems are affected before time and money is spent searching for diagnoses like these. Is it a monoamine deficiency or imbalance as has been theorized since the dawn of anti-depressant medication? What about different types of depression? What makes some depression resistant to medication if it is strictly a monoamine-related disorder? So many questions still need to be addressed regarding this disease that I don't think that trying to invent new diagnoses is the best route right now.