it's supposed to be, it's the schizoid forum.
seriously though, i think it was quite active lately.
article wrote:Studies estimate that it costs $60 billion in the U.S. each year
Feleanoctis wrote:interesting. very theoretical still, but maybe they can make something of that.
article wrote:Studies estimate that it costs $60 billion in the U.S. each year
because of course that's what's important. sry, just being paranoid again.
lindi wrote:I have lately felt a boredom like never before And I who liked to think that I simply never get bored It's not a lack of ideas or inspiration either, in fact I've been able to continue writing a novel (well, I hope it will be one) every day for a while now, but the times when I'm done with the writing I feel like doing absolutely nothing except sleeping. In the evening I basically count the minutes until it's okay to go to bed, and end up going to bed stupidly early. It's... weird. I wonder if there's such a thing as too much alone time even for a schizoid, 'cause lately I've had absolutely nothing going on?
Because twin studies always led me to think about the possibility that those twins ,for instance, shared the genes of blue eyes, and therefeore would be better treated by society and would not develop schizophrenia later.
The question is, the government spend $60 billion, and the industry profit the same 60$ billion. The government may want to cut their expenses, but the industry doent want it. Now who is more organized?
Maybe we should start a new thread out of it.
By the way, did you know that there were a hundred AIDS scientist on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17?
Just another conspiracy theory.
stirner wrote:By the way, did you know that there were a hundred AIDS scientist on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17?Just another conspiracy theory.
Feleanoctis wrote:Because twin studies always led me to think about the possibility that those twins ,for instance, shared the genes of blue eyes, and therefeore would be better treated by society and would not develop schizophrenia later.
there are definitely twins where one is schizophrenic and one is not. so it's quite interesting to find out more about which genes these are. i'm not an expert in genetics, i thought twins had basically the same genetic makeup anyway.
article wrote:"This makes me more optimistic than I was yesterday," said American Psychiatric Association president Dr. Paul Summergrad, psychiatrist-in-chief at Tufts Medical Center.
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