Were they told their mental health might have been helped by CBT and they went with a different meaning of that abbreviation?

Depending on the weather they can appear in December here in Czechia (and not just in the warm regions).

In some runs it was able to contradict itself claiming 10 Sv/year would be fatal but 10 Sv over a long time period (not sure if it stated a year as an example or not) might not be.

With some search variants I was able to get this marvel:
'A whole-body dose of 10 Sv/year would likely lead to death, as a dose of 10 Sv (or 10,000 mSv) delivered in a short time can be fatal. However, if the dose is spread over a long period, a 10 Sv/year exposure is not possible [...]'

10 Sv as a short term dose is almost certainly fatal, this is common info. 10 Sv/year - probably no data. So as one might expect, For search '10 Sv/year' Google AI said that 'An annual exposure of 10 Sv is extremely dangerous and lethal for a human, causing death within weeks'

AI search also doesn't mind contradicting itself. I tried to search for effects of high levels of ionizing radiation under the limits of ARS (or possibly where is the limit with prolonged exposure). You can try searching for the effects of exposure of 10 Sv/year. It shows the parroting nature.

I tried looking for them today. I had found them at the locality before but no luck today. Alders there (most of my finds were from alders but some from hazel as well)

I have seen it just once. It is one of the few species that got a higher local (Czechia) redlist category in 2024 (not counting those not included in 2006 redlist), most went down as the new red list used stricter criteria and also those previously listed got recorded more. From NT to VU.

Last year I found Serpula himantioides going from pinkish crust to meruloid fruiting body. I was a bit proud of myself for recognizing it without seeing the meruloid part (I found it immature for a fungi exhibition in 2022, got it identified by an expert and it stuck.)
#fungi #mycology #fungifriends

This is one of the genera I can't find. Although I broke the curse with Tulostoma at least this year.

BTW because it's on a plaform owned by a trillion dollar valued company it's blurry when shown as a cover pic.

See also the hilariously unaware tweet from yesterday:

It seems RFM might replace CON, which is kinda deserved for CON, but also currently it seems LAB wants to go with 'still slightly better than RFM' standard. LDM seemed promising at one point but that's long gone. As non-UK I haven't really heard of them recently.