That, however, is not what I was talking about. I was talking about people who believe that the voices in their heads are directed there by some kind of technology, which if it existed would be in commercial hands directing adverts into our minds.
me:::checkout te 'pseudoscience' forums--a debate tere actually involves a member who claims this. i also hav e read very convincing and has to be said...desperate claims that this technology exists. am i to jut turn my face away from such confessions?....no, i a wanting to learn....to find out, to explore about this. not just dismis it wit a wave of the hand......what if it IS true?
The fact that they hear the stuff at all times under all circumstances in such a way that no extant EM technology is capable of reaching, has no effect on their beliefs.
me::: i admit tat pne must differentiate between actual 'schizophrenia' and possible tech-influenced voices in the head. actually regarding the whole medical explanation for schizophrenia leaves me cold anyhow, but that is for another thread
I don't go as far as you in ascribing those things you mentioned to a specific conspiracy or overall general policy. It's just making jobs for the psychoanalytic boys as far as I'm concerned.
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ooops, you are the one t boradh tis .....Actually the shrinks are PART OFrthe conspiracy. many of course unknowingly. you have to dig how te hiearchichal power structure works ..
it is based on a pyramid--checout the American dollar bill.
tose on the lower rungs dont know what the MAINgoals o the Illuminati are. as the members of the hierarchy climb to the next level thewy are told a bit more, and are lied to that eventually they wiol be told all. but relly that privelig is for the hand picked 'bred' elite rich. the rest are lackeys which are used like us to fulfill the elites vision--which is OUR nightmare....especially if you happen to get cuaght in one of their staged terrorist atrocities and lose your legs arms and eyes etc!
Sadly (I'm a liberal) it's mainly the result of the Liberal Establishment with their overall "this is for your own good" mentality. I do strongly believe that the medical establishment is in thrall to the relatively recent habit of labelling various relatively uncommon or, if common, trivial, modes of behaviour or physical effects, upon which they instantly become far more common and apparently less trivial. The most recent one I've heard of is this "acid reflux" idea. Eat healthy food and chew it, for gawds sake!