There's a reason stress, depression and other external factors activate psychosis in people diagnosed with schizoaffective... it's not a physically observable defect in the brain

Just a reaction to environmental factors and lived experience

In some cases it could be an evolution of the psyche, the whole concept of being tuned to a different frequency of course is true

But to dismiss it all as just a simple mental defect is selling the condition short

schizophrenia could just be one's inability to control their frequency response

Who pinged? Ffs.

Very likely and plausible

Check there

imagine constantly surfing the radiowaves

mostly static

the occasional blip of music and spoken word

?

never settling on one station

Psychosis should be far better researched, you have a good point with the radiowave analogy, unfortunately it can't be because proper research would require a metaphysical component in addition to the physical, which neither the scientific or psychiatric community is willing to engage in

I'm confused 'cause I don' see that button.

If you're on mobile, I'm not sure where it would be

Yeah, I'm on mobile.

Should be top right (?)

in the search bar type this

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mentions: @Officer Darksnow Wolf

Ping may have been deleted

Knowing it, probably so.

I didn't mean to interrupt your guy's conversation, go ahead, I need to check other pings.

You didn't interrupt anything

Feels like I did, though.

ass

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Nah, people talk, things occur organically, die the same

Excuse me?

Yeah, I get that.

excuses are for felons

Ffs.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

kek

I'm not needin' this bullshit. I'm already paranoid. ;-;

Well, it's just bullshit online