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Yes. In fact, SSI (Title 16) recipients are REQUIRED to apply for any Title 2 (T2) benefits they may be eligible for as soon as they are eligible. So if they’ve been working below SGA and become insured for SSDI, they must apply. If they become eligible for Spouse’s or Widow’s benefits, they must apply. And so on.Receiving T2 benefits will reduce the amount of T16 benefits they receive and they may stop receiving T16 benefits altogether if the T2 benefits are more than what they receive under T16.Difference Between Title 2 and Title 16 Disability - London Disability

I am an instructor for both PADI and SSI - I have taught both systems extensively.There is little practical difference between the systems in respect of skills, dive requirements or training standards. The OW course is practically identical between both agencies; with only some minor variations in the order that skills are taught and the priority given to emergency ascent procedures.From a cost perspective, SSI is often slightly cheaper, as they don't usually insist that the student purchases a manual for the course - PADI do insist on that. They feel that post-course review of materials is important to maintain knowledge-levels.From a 'recognition' perspective, I think you'd struggle to find any dive operator around the globe who wouldn't accept qualifications from either agency. In addition, the agencies have largely equivalent qualifications, so there is no problem mixing and matching progressive courses between them. PADI do possess a much more robust and useful database of qualifications - which is very beneficial if you forget to take your qualification card on holiday etc. Basically, any PADI instructor/center with internet access can immediately confirm your training history.Any claims that either agency is "more stringent" is a rather cynical deception. There are some variations in course names - and that is what causes confusion. In all other respects, training levels and standards are comparable.For instance, the PADI Advanced Open Water is not the same level as the SSI Advanced Open Water. In actual fact, the PADI AOW equates to the SSI Advanced Adventurer qualification. The SSI Advanced Open Water qualification instead equates to the PADI Master Scuba Diver level.Both agencies are regulated by the World Recreational Scuba Training Council (WRSTC) and all of their courses and standards confirm to the training levels and minimum standards dictated by that body. http://www.wrstc.com/In addition, both agencies comply with ISO Standards that attribute standards to comparable levels of diver training. There are 8 ISO standard levels for diving (5 student/2 instructor / 1 dive center):Introductory training programs to scuba divingISO 11121i.e. PADI Discover Scuba Diving / SSI Try Scuba DivingDiver Level 1 - Supervised DiverISO 24801-1PADI Scuba Diver / SSI Scuba DiverDiver Level 2 - Autonomous DiverISO 24801-2i.e. PADI Open Water Diver / SSI Open Water DiverDiver Level 3 - Dive LeaderISO 24801-3i.e. PADI Divemaster / SSI Divemaster or Dive Control SpecialistTraining programs on enriched air nitrox divingISO 11107i.e. PADI Enriched Air Diver / SSI Nitrox Diver 40Instructor Level 1ISO 24802-1i.e. PADI Assistant Instructor / SSI Dive Control Specialist

The most cruel type is the malignant narcissist..The covert one (or p*ssy narcissist) is not as open about their cruelties as the malignant one. P*ssy narcs like to sneak behind your back, play nice guy in your face and “make love" to you. That’s what gets them off.Whereas malignant ones are kinda psychopathic and display their cruelties in your face to watch you squirm, in life and in the sack. And that's what gets them off.Not any narcissist is likely to change. But if I had to bet my money on it I'd say…P*ssies have no backbone…