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rubah"If a madman could become careless for an instant, he would become sane."
Is that the focus of modern anti-psychotic drugs? Not talking about how they work, but their net result.
Is that the focus of modern anti-psychotic drugs? Not talking about how they work, but their net result.
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Date: 2008-02-12 03:37 am (UTC)Is a man insane simply because he sees things and hears voices? Because he sees the world in strange and completely unintelligible ways? Or is he the sane one because he sees the world far more clearly than everybody else?
Perspective. It's always perspective coming in and breaking everything. You look at something one way, but the voices say to look at it differently. From another perspective. So you do, and then you don't know what to do anymore, so you just sit there.
I hate perspective.
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Date: 2008-02-20 02:50 pm (UTC)But mostly, I think they mostly try to balance whatever chemical imbalance the body has that contributes to the problem.
However, the thing that's focused on helping them become "careless" is probably therapeutic communication. ;)
But I guess the drugs are needed to catch the disorder off guard enough for the non-pharmaceutical therapy to kick in.
But ... that's kind of me missing the point of the post.
Which is very me, I think. :P
Also, hi Woobah. You're almost out of your teens/out of your teens. Isn't it great :P
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