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Schizophrenia and psychosis do not truly exist.
They are simply labels used to brand eccentric thinkers, social deviants, and people who ‘know too much’.
I know because I was diagnosed with psychosis with schizophrenic features just for smoking a lot of weed, and becoming paranoid about real threats that we face (i.e. surveillance, cyber-attacks, identity theft, and subliminal messages in media and advertising, police corruption, and corruption in the healthcare system and pharmaceutical industry).
In light of all the recent scandals, leaks, and revelations that have come out in the past few years, schizophrenic theories don’t sound all-too-crazy. In fact, I think a certain degree of paranoia and skepticism is healthy.
They are simply labels used to brand eccentric thinkers, social deviants, and people who ‘know too much’.
I know because I was diagnosed with psychosis with schizophrenic features just for smoking a lot of weed, and becoming paranoid about real threats that we face (i.e. surveillance, cyber-attacks, identity theft, and subliminal messages in media and advertising, police corruption, and corruption in the healthcare system and pharmaceutical industry).
In light of all the recent scandals, leaks, and revelations that have come out in the past few years, schizophrenic theories don’t sound all-too-crazy. In fact, I think a certain degree of paranoia and skepticism is healthy.
