i did study schizophrenia for several years,
i'd 7, in total -
but would i agree
with Kraepelin? probably not...
after studying five psychiatrists
with the power position of:
well... i'm not...
what you think
i am in your attempts to treat me, i learned a great
deal of things... as you know the now infamous
national health service is doing a cracking job
at infuriating junior doctors...
the media are pressing
for more investment in why no one has bothered
themselves to identify premature depression...
only because... schizophrenia... is... quiet frankly...
a non-medical noun... call it what you want
otherwise... it's a highly polarised name
for the leftist agenda: it's basically medicine:
politicised -
i.e. you can be a conservative,
a liberal, a socialist, a ****** fascist...
or a schizophrenic...
i'm just thinking about
genuine sufferers huddling in their dozens saying,
in accordance with the previous name for
the condition (premature dementia):
why the ****... am i so creative... all of a sudden?
and Nietzsche was right when he said:
individual madness is rare... madness en masse?
that's a norm...
none of those bargain shoppers
waiting overnight in queues to get into
bargain sales at Harrods ever get mentioned...
but to my: i spy with my little eye...
about a hundred crackpots standing to ovation
(deeply desired) -
**** me if you get trapped in this
windmill of the medical joke...
the part of medicine that left it open
to allow politics to engage with authentic conditions...
authenticity has a ring to it: John Nash's
Nobel prize medal and diploma will fetch
an apparent $4 million at Sotheby's (if not more)...
i just can't see how schizophrenic are what
they aren't: wouldn't it be easier to say:
the other kind of dualism?
or Geminis without the ****** zodiac talk of:
peasant watching pheasants die at a shooting range?
i don't want to be believed...
i have my national security number,
i have my passport number,
i have my date of birth... and **** me... a telephone number
+44 01708 766 994...
i just hate the fact that people with
this condition aren't acknowledged...
****** me off, day in, day out...
the peasants just licked the salt
from the wound and added pepper for the extra sting...
it's the one medical condition, not
understood, precisely because it was reined in
by politicians... and, let me tell you,
understanding something while practising
rhetoric is how sophists go about their ways...
they're already two timing the ******* crowd,
and they can't seem to address what schizophrenics are:
hallucinatory self-esteem minders: basically:
they don't know how lucky they are...
symptoms of the Buddha preaching a middle
path... or Nietzsche's beyond good and evil...
they are simply exercising
an experimental duality without a need for
obstructive conscience or lack of it...
yes, experimental because of the symptoms...
and therefore lacking all the symptoms of someone
without a conscience:
enclosed: the subconscious speaks -
and god forbid i like this psychological verbiage...
let's just say i want to make language pharmacological...
i want to make the ideal pill in terms of language...
but never prescribe anyone anything...
but in popular press
the political elite always exploit a genuine
medical condition in order to quash their competitors,
while the genuine sufferers become obsolete
oddities...
because why would you first call it
premature dementia (two classes of old people:
the melancholic and the demented...
the demented are suffering for past and hidden
ills done unto others... the melancholics?
it is done, and all i have in reward is a television
set and a bribe from death to live 25 years in leisure
watching sea waves and wrinkles tattoo my forehead
with age)...
but imagine premature dementia...
(the praecox variation) -
the older name evolved
into a description of en enhanced version of dualism:
or split-mind (****** could evolve
further into duo- or two, rather than split,
and hence the mind, or -phren) duophren...
the lost impulse to follow-up thinking of choice -
in the "schizoid's" mind i see
the subconscious brimming to its full
potential and reaching a hallucinatory status -
and if ever you thought that auditory hallucination
wasn't the worst imaginable hallucination -
then your Darwinism is shy-locked into
the fancies of Huxley on mescalin and the hipster
trend of the 1960's escapism...
auditory hallucination?
well... you're probably part of the bible crew...
and that nutty fragrance of your words:
appeals to the few: frightens the villagers...
(**** break, headbutting the cat, yum yum yum)
or the Sims...
i stopped playing the first
edition after discovering a wormhole when
i steered the Sim to play computer games...
you know how it goes: you're playing a
game of puppets, you make a puppet go to a computer
and play computer games, you're yourself playing
a computer game... ****! then you stop playing the
computer game.
that's 7 years studying the disease
(lighter use of language? dis- [negation] of -ease,
being denied a certain ease of mobility)
and not based on theory,
but based on experience...
on the petition so far?
Bukowski and Burroughs...
obviously icons but not exactly
saints...
but after a while, you sort of
forget scientific positivism...
they're looking for life on Mars and a Jupiter moon
when they know that the earth as hostile to anything
but volcanic reactions... if there is life on these two
globes: it's way past gone...
as already stated,
schizophrenics are actually the most formidable
political tools: the fear of men in white coats...
because everyone accepts the apathy due to their
persistent lying (politicians): the men in grey suits...
schizophrenics, i'd say,
are the source of all phobias surrounding mankind...
oddly enough: schizophrenics are the most
adaptable to fathom the divine comedy...
it's gone way past Balzac and the human
comedy... it really has...
i just don't like the way
schizophrenics have their condition robbed of any
medical ambition to say something, but instead are
drowned in sophism, a mere rhetorical tool
to scare off opponents... 7 ****** years...
and as i began, i'd disagree with
Kraepelin, but agree with Eugen Bleuler -
a Swiss who i thought was an Estonian... never mind...
because psychiatry is at best, a populist version
of philosophy... like Christianity is populist Platonism...
psychiatry is a populist version of philosophy...
and what we're talking about is not a sigma
interpretation of uniform evolution of species,
but the evolution of words, or, specifically:
compound words - the desire to replenish aged
standards of then original insight:
premature dementia (dementia praecox),
that evolved into schizophrenia
(split mind)
that had to evolve into a tier of
acceptable dualism - casually phrased:
to be of two-minds as in zodiac
in all alchemy shortened to: the schematic of twins.
obviously the table will not evolve -
it's probably a borrowed word
and has its limits - probably Nordic or Germanic
and standardised to a babel transliteration -
but concerning scientific words...
i see a need for a linguistic Darwinism (fancy words,
coming from someone without an
authoritarian position to prescribe pills to people),
it has too evolve, primarily because the word
has been underused by the medical profession...
and has been overused for political despotism in
shaming political competitors and exposé journalists...
added to the fact that psychiatrists in
England are clueless people who were abused as
children... one even admitted to me,
a confession, musing aloud, not exactly prescribing me
with a delusion, although i gathered just as much:
oh, he must have been abused as a child -
to which i might have added:
and turned toward the study of psychiatry to
claim the ultimate fetish'o-sadistic status in society...
a cowboy psychiatrist.
they're out there... they're waiting with
the zombie pills...
anything except sleeping pills,
vitamins and high-blood pressure pills...
i'd flush down the toilet:
well sure, i used to weigh as much as i do now...
the weight doesn't make me uncomfortable...
i went down from 101kg to 70kg
over one summer riding my bicycle i