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Originally Posted by Sometimes psychotic
So there is really limited DARPA funding in the US compared to NIH/NIMH/VA funds for research so they actually tend to be behind compared to univerisites and even more-so than private companies. There was a golden age in the 30-70s but that has long passed
You can tell visual hallucinations if they are impossible given real world laws of physics etc---my street wasn't normal for 10 years and then for 5 minutes the center line went zig-zag and so did the cars. People didn't change from wearing kimonos to jeans and T-shirts within 1 second of me looking away. It's the rapid impossible changes that give them away...
1% of the population has schizophrenia---that's super common---more so than type 1 diabetes, more than alzheimers etc----super common----are you in some way immune from psychosis? Because I know I couldn't tell until someone told me...I'm not sure how you would know and I am always afraid that I won't know in the future....
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In that case, no I've never experienced visual hallucinations, thank god! Must be very scary!
I was told by one of the top psychosis researchers in this country that I'm psychotic, and no, I don't believe him. I know that having me think that just furthers his agenda, allows him to have me detained and further his completely inhumane unethical research.