A quick question

starn

Ive just been browsing the forum and I have a quick question. Does anybody really belive any of the crap that gets posted here. Or has everyone here stopped taking there meds for he last while.

antodeco

Im more interested in why you would post a comment like that here, when you obviously have no valid input to the whole forum?!

thecommander

antodeco wrote: »

Im more interested in why you would post a comment like that here, when you obviously have no valid input to the whole forum?!

He had a question, a valid one.

Yes, there seem to be some people that believe the stuff you read here.

starn

antodeco wrote: »

Im more interested in why you would post a comment like that here, when you obviously have no valid input to the whole forum?!

Because I cant understand how anyone could possible buy into any of this rubbish without any shread of proof.

Can you please explain to me why most of the posters here belive in a NWO global conspiracy. But are unable to back it up with any tangible evidence

If you cant you and other users o this forum are obiously suffering form are clearly suffering from Paranoia and shuld seek some form of help

the clinical use of the term has been used to describe delusions where the affected person believes he is being persecuted. Specifically, they have been defined as containing two central elements:

1. The individual thinks that harm is occurring, or is going to occur, to him or her.
2. The individual thinks that the persecutor has the intention to cause harm.

Paranoia is often associated with psychotic illnesses, sometimes schizophrenia, although attenuated features may be present in other primarily non-psychotic diagnoses, such as paranoid personality disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder. Paranoia can also be a side effect of medication or recreational drugs such as marijuana and particularly stimulants such as methamphetamine and crack cocaine. In the unrestricted use of the term, common paranoid delusions can include the belief that the person is being followed, poisoned or loved at a distance (often by a media figure or important person, a delusion known as erotomania or de Clerambault syndrome). Other common paranoid delusions include the belief that the person has an imaginary disease or parasitic infection (delusional parasitosis); that the person is on a special quest or has been chosen by God; that the person has had thoughts inserted or removed from conscious thought; or that the person's actions are being controlled by an external force. Therefore, in common usage, the term paranoid addresses a range of mental conditions, assumed by the use of the term to be of psychiatric origin, in which the subject is seen to generalise or project fears and anxieties onto the external world, particularly in the form of organised behaviour focused on them. The syndrome is applied equally to powerful people like executives obsessed with takeover bids or political leaders convinced of plots against them, and to common people who believe for instance that shadowy agencies are operating against them.



Get better soon guys

WhaLofShi

This has the potential to be the most brilliant and amazing thread ever.


ooops.... sorry. I clicked on the wrong link.

In before lock, I hope.

starn

thecommander wrote: »

Yes, there seem to be some people that believe the stuff you read here.

Really.

thecommander

starn wrote: »

Because I cant understand how anyone could possible buy into any of this rubbish without any shread of proof.

But, but ...but, there's youtube videos....

bonkey

starn wrote: »

If you cant you and other users o this forum are obiously suffering form are clearly suffering from Paranoia and shuld seek some form of help

This isn't Psychology forum. If you want to discuss people's mental condition, that may be a suitable place.

This isn't.

Treat the members of this forum with respect, as the charter requires you to.